Does the moon landing prove Nazi supremacy in science?

Question

Without the contribution of Von Braun and his Saturn rocket designs the Americans would have taken another 30 years to develop the necessary technology. So on 50th anniversary of the moon landing, should praise be given to the Nazis and the Fuhrer for funding the sciences that enabled this? My house staff has...

Answer 1

The Nazis rejected any science if it came from a Jew. They would have killed Einstein if they had caught him.

Answer 2

maybe to some degree but Germans have good engineering

Answer 3

Nazis had nothing to do with the moon landing.

Answer 4

No not at all no

Answer 5

No, don't be silly. Most technology is only possible because of many inventions by many different people being combined. There's nothing specifically NAZI about any technology - although the failing of their "lebensborn" human-breeding project did help prove that eugenics don't work and that people don't come in races

Answer 6

No. It proves that space exploration must be an international effort. It is too difficult for just one country to do.

Answer 7

Von braun was Swiss.

Answer 8

some might say that Von Braun and his colleagues where war criminals saved from the gallows due to his technical expertise, he and his colleague have the blood of may jews on their hands.. so praise for the guy has to be muted

Answer 9

German science was superior to the rest of the world two decades before the NSDAP came into power, Nazism had nothing to do with it.

Answer 10

Yes, National Socialist technology was way more advanced than the rest of the world and had they not been fighting most of the world they would have produced the atom bomb which was only three months behind America.
The world should be celebrating the Nazis, instead the Yanks take the glory as always.

Answer 11

yes i believe so, after ww2 Americans disregarded their "morals" and recrutied nazi war criminals for their space prgram