This is a very strange view of the war. The Haber-Bosch process was invented before 35 years before WWII even started, and had been a staple of food and weapons

This is a very strange view of the war. The Haber-Bosch process was invented before 35 years before WWII even started, and had been a staple of food and weapons production by the time the previous World War had finished. Far from helping the Nazis Fritz Haber died well before they even took power in Germany. Also Carl Bosch didn't Germany overcome imminent defeat, he was an anti-nazi who died in obscurity very early in the war. Personally I don't think you can sum up World War 2 as anyone's war. It spanned 6 years, 4 continents and engaged every area of science, politics and economics.