Charlie Hall is Associate Lecturer in History at the University of Kent.

Acknowledgements

Abbreviations

Introduction

Chapter One: The Scientific War

1. Science and Strategy





2. Spying on Science





3. Forerunners to Exploitation

Chapter Two: The Origins of Exploitation

1. The Exploitation Idea





2. Wartime Deployment





3. Into the Reich

Chapter Three: Exploitation in Earnest

1. Committees and Agencies





2. Investigators and Exploiters





3. Competition and Co-operation

Chapter Four: The Spoils of War

1. Material Spoils





2. Chemical and Biological Warfare





3. Rocketry and Aeronautics

Chapter Five: Exploiting Expertise

1. Dustbin and Epsilon





2. Detention and Interrogation in Germany





3. Detention and Interrogation in Britain

Chapter Six: The Brain Drain

1. Defence Recruitment





2. Civil Recruitment





3. The Émigrés

Chapter Seven: Allies and Rivals

1. The United States





2. Europe





3. The Global Diaspora

Chapter Eight: A New Adversary

1. Working with the Soviets





2. 'A Completely Open Race'





3. Denial Policy

Chapter Nine: Exploitation and the Occupation

1. The British Zone





2. Control of Science





3. Denazification and Demilitarisation

Chapter Ten: Exploitation in Context

1. Reparations





2. Legality and Morality





3. The Public Domain

Conclusion

1. Epilogue I: The End of Exploitation





2. Epilogue II: Impacts and Legacies





3. Concluding Remarks

Bibliography

Index