Space-suit inventor Hubertus Strughold was helped by this program.  
A 1998 act provided new source material for Annie Jacobsen's book on this operation.  Many of the people targeted in this campaign appeared on the Osenberg List, which was found hidden in a university toilet.  Over five hundred tons of tabun was shipped across the Atlantic as part of this operation.  It's not the Manhattan Project, but Albert Einstein and Eleanor Roosevelt both spoke out against this program, whose British counterpart was Operation Matchbox.  This plan was put in motion following Operation (*) Osoaviakhim by the Soviet Union and was originally codenamed Overcast.  Space-suit inventor Hubertus Strughold was helped by this program.  Beneficiaries of this program included Walter Dornberger, Arthur Rudolph and Wernher von Braun.  For 10 points, name this operation of bringing Nazi scientists to the United States, codenamed for the common piece of office equipment that held together the lengthy dossier of "troublesome" Nazis.
A 1998 act provided new source material for Annie Jacobsen's book on this operation.  
Operation Paperclip [accept Operation Overcast before mentioned] 