I am currently listening to the latest podcast from Damn Interesting and in it, they mention:
In America, Wiesenthal knew that Nazi war criminals slept easy. Not one former Nazi living as a U.S. resident had been extradited by the government in the nearly 20 years since the war’s end.
Is this true that nobody with ties to the Nazi party has been tried if they were residents of the US?
Is this because not many Nazis fled to the US or because of complications around how Nazis were used by America in the late stages and post-war in the science and tech fields?
/u/restricteddata has previously answered
How important was von Braun and other former Reich scientists to the US space program?
Why were the Nazi scientists during/after WW2 so successful?
/u/jbdyer has previously answered How were Wernher von Braun and other Nazi scientists viewed/accepted by American scientists who worked alongside them? Was the general public aware of their history and/or involvement in NASA at the time?
/u/snuffbird has recently written about Operation Paperclip and different groups of exiled scientists at NASA