Carlsberg Foundation & Erel Shalit Carlsberg Foundation Research Fellowship in Behavioural Neuroscience
Not an endorsement…
https://iaap.org/announcements/news/erel-shalit-carlsberg-foundation-research-fellowship-in-behavioural-neuroscience/
When foreign bankers like the Peter Sather say "I was just a simple farmer" who became independently wealthy in less than a year, is my personal favorite. LoL
This from their own website…
Rumrich Nazi Spy Case
It was our first major international spy case: on December 2, 1938—less than a year before World War II broke out in Europe—three Nazi spies were found guilty of espionage in the United States. And the man who had exposed the ring, Guenther Rumrich (pictured), was sentenced to a reduced prison term for his cooperation.
But it was hardly a roaring success for the FBI. Four times as many spies had escaped, including the biggest fishes. We were roundly criticized in the press, and for good reason, as we were simply unprepared at that point in history to investigate such cases of espionage.
It all began that February when the crafty Rumrich—a naturalized U.S. citizen recruited by German intelligence—was arrested by the New York Police Department for the U.S. Army and the State Department, following a tip by British intelligence. The charge: impersonating the Secretary of State in order to get blank U.S. passports.
https://www.fbi.gov/history/famous-cases/rumrich-nazi-spy-case
Does anybody know which news agency reported this? I have no other sauce but it's worth adding…
http://jfk.hood.edu/Collection/Weisberg%20Subject%20Index%20Files/F%20Disk/FBI/FBI%20Hoovers%20Official%20and%20Confidential%20Files/Item%2010.pdf
If I hear the name "Jizzlaine" one more time…