Additionally, Josef Mengele’s childhood and education contributed to his joining of the Nazi Party in 1937. His career and life after the war were disturbing but provided beneficial knowledge to the scientific world. Mengele had become a German physician and was named SS Garrison. His father wanted him to join the family business, but he joined the military instead. Mengele had developed a medical research interest on identical and fraternal twins. He was granted permission to maim and kill his subjects. He had engaged in a wide spectrum of experiments and attempted to demonstrate the degeneration of Jewish and Gypsy blood through the documents of physical oddities. Mengele is infamous for his inhumane medical experimentation upon concentration
