Y'all fucking invented modern music festivals and LGB rights.
Disgusting display of supremacy.
@JDragon is basically a war criminal.
"The nation might be broken and humbled by the war, but there is one thing which no foreign or domestic entity has taken from us: that is the position which German science occupies the world." -- Max Planck, Prussian Academy of Sciences, 1918
Those sentiments were shared by a great many number of colleagues and a certain pacifist known as Albert Einstein actually caught a fair bit of criticism for his international stance, not the least of whom from the founder of Quantum Theory himself Max Planck, who you could objectively call one of the decent guys during the NSDAP rule. There's a good reason Einstein had praise for damn few in the aftermath of World War II, probably most notably for Otto Hahn when he wrote of him, "one of the very few who stood upright and did the best he could in these years of evil".
Otto is on my personal 'Big Four' of 20th Century (non-Joo) Deutschland Science with Planck, Heisenberg and Butenandt. Pure Patriarchs. Wernher von Braun is excluded only on the basis that he was technically an aerospace engineer, which isn't science to be precise. There is no such thing as a "rocket scientist", it's an extremely loose and convenient term.
Butenandt actually was a Nazi who could've emigrated in the mid-1930s with an offer from Harvard University, and although he didn't officially join the NSDAP until 1936 he'd previously been a member of the Jungdeutscher Orden which was one of the right-wing nationalist groups to emerge post-Versailles. He was also
kinda hot in his younger years. He was the first to work out the molecular structure of Testosterone (among numerous other hormones) and synthesize it in a lab.
The discovery for the radiochemical proof of nuclear fission in 1938 altered the course of human history and was Otto Hahn's biggest single achievement but he'd arguably been the world's foremost radio-chemist throughout the first few
decades of the 20th century having notably also discovered radioactive recoil in 1909 and nuclear isomerism in 1921. He was nominated 22 times for the Nobel Chemistry award between 1914-45.
With Max Planck's death in 1947, he inherited the informal chair as the custodian of German science and was responsible for overseeing the post-war rebuilding effort as the first President of the renamed (after Planck) Kaiser Wilhelm Society, which has arguably been the world's top fundamental research institution since its inception in 1911.