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CIA Resettled Nazi Collaborators in Canada, Deceived Officials

By Drooid · Oct 14, 2026, 2:23 PM UTC · How we work

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The CIA resettled alleged Nazi collaborators in Canada after World II, deceiving Canadian officials.
CIA officer George McManus asked Canadian security to accept U.S.-recommended immigrants without background checks.
RCMP Deputy Commissioner W.H. Kelly learned in 1954 of suspicious U.S. immigration applications.
Kelly reported that 40 people entered Canada in 1953 based on American recommendations.
The Rodal Report links Oscar Holtz of USAREUR to 35 resettled individuals and cites CIC-fabricated documents.

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The CIA resettled alleged Nazi collaborators in Canada after World II, deceiving Canadian officials.
CIA officer George McManus asked Canadian security to accept U.S.-recommended immigrants without background checks.
RCMP Deputy Commissioner W.H. Kelly learned in 1954 of suspicious U.S. immigration applications.
Kelly reported that 40 people entered Canada in 1953 based on American recommendations.
The Rodal Report links Oscar Holtz of USAREUR to 35 resettled individuals and cites CIC-fabricated documents.