During World War II, German physicians from the Third Reich conducted numerous amounts of medical experiments on concentration camp prisoners. The experiments conducted did not regard for the physical wellbeing of the test subjects, nor was their survival rate taken into consideration. These unethical medical experiments may be divided into three categories. The first category of experiments was aimed towards the survival of Axis powers military personnel¬. It had experiments that tested the conditions of the human body in hypothermia and whether sea water was drinkable. The second category of experimentation was aimed towards the development of pharmaceutical drugs used for immunization of prevention for various illnesses, such as
