Clausewitz Association

The Clausewitz Association is a North American confidential think tank that was created in the late 1940s from scientists commissioned by the United States government for the research of "paranormal and preternatural phenomena". This was done following the analysis of information taken from German parapsychologists such as Erwin Gollwitzer after the Second World War. Unlike normal think tanks, the Clauswitz Association collates its data entirely away from the public eye in order to minimize the possibility of public hysteria or paranoia related to its findings, and instead shares information with organizations such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Division of Preternatural Phenomena.