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How the U.S. Deportation of a Top Rocket Scientist Shifted the Cold War Balance

The deportation of Qian Xuesen, a pioneering Chinese rocket scientist, from the U.S. in the 1950s altered the global power dynamic by accelerating China's missile and space programs. His story highlights the lasting consequences of Cold War-era paranoia and immigration policies.

By David Lee • May 30, 2025 4 MIN READ

How the U.S. Deportation of a Top Rocket Scientist Shifted the Cold War Balance

The KGB headquarters in Moscow in 1982. Russian espionage culture often prioritizes long-term strategic planning over immediate gains.

Did the KGB Leave a Covert Legacy for Future Spies in Brazil After the Soviet Union's Collapse?

Peter Lax pictured in his New York University office in 2005, recognized as one of the most adaptable mathematicians of his era.

Renowned Mathematician Peter Lax Passes Away at 99

Representative J. Parnell Thomas, chairman of the House Un-American Activities Committee, in discussion with actor Robert Taylor in 1947.

New York Historical Exhibition Revisits the Red Scare’s Impact on American Society

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