I doubt in project paperclip, that we, the americans, acquired just rocket scientists, i am a designer baby, my dad wanted a mini me, a son that was like him....

Could some scientist in order to prove genetic engineering can be done, pick several small countries, and manipulate the fetus' DNA so 20 or so years later, that kid and some others would lead a country, 2 of them, to a  world cup, with a population less than 200 k???  THAT would be proof, one from Africa, the other from North America...only Brazil has qualified for every last one since Uruguay in 1930, politics play a part, Mussolini 1934...that type of thing is not over, the americans like to hog stuff, including the final, which to me should be given to Canada, give to those who have not had....it is only fair, to move it around...

Nazi Germany conducted extensive, horrific pseudo-medical "genetic" experiments rooted in the pseudoscience of eugenics (or "racial hygiene"). These were not legitimate scientific experiments but rather brutal atrocities intended to justify Nazi racial ideology and the creation of a "master race". 

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The Nazi regime's approach to genetics involved a spectrum of state-sponsored actions, moving from discrimination to mass murder: 

• Forced Sterilization: The 1933 "Law for the Prevention of Offspring with Hereditary Diseases" mandated the compulsory sterilization of individuals deemed "genetically diseased" with conditions such as schizophrenia, hereditary blindness, or chronic alcoholism. An estimated 400,000 people were forcibly sterilized under this law.
• "Euthanasia" Program (Aktion T4): This secret program, initiated in 1939, involved the systematic murder of institutionalized patients with physical and mental disabilities, who were described as "life unworthy of life" or a "genetic and financial burden" on the state. This program served as a pilot for the later mass extermination in concentration camps.
• Lebensborn Program: This SS-designed program aimed to boost the birthrate of "racially valuable" citizens by encouraging SS members to have large families and providing maternity homes for unmarried "Aryan" women.
• Nuremberg Laws: These 1935 laws banned marriages between "hereditarily healthy" Germans and those deemed "genetically unfit" or of "inferior" races, such as Jews, to prevent "racial contamination"