During the 1930s and 1940s, Dr. Josef Mengele, a German officer and physician in the Auschwitz concentration camps, performed a variety of experiments on the prisoners in the camp. Some experiments included High Altitude Experiments, Freezing Experiments, Malaria Experiments, Regeneration and Transplantation Experiments, Sea Water Experiments, and Sterilization Experiment. Due to World War ll, Mengele was ordered to experiment and observe specific conditions/factors put on people in order to gain knowledge to help the Nazi soldiers win the war. For example, the Freezing Experiments performed involved immerging subjects into freezing water, or left naked outside in the harsh conditions. This experiment recognized how individuals operate under
