Introduction
American postwar scientific exploitation and the myth of German technological superiority
British scientific exploitation and the allure of German know-how
French planning for German science : student spies and exploitation in place
Soviet reparations and the seizure of German science and technology
Academic science and the reconstruction of Germany
Documentation, microfilm, and information technology : the exploitation of German science and the information overload of the twentieth century
Legacies of intellectual reparations programs : industrial know-how in the postwar world
Conclusion.