Josef Mengele

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    Dr Mengele's Experiments

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    Dr. Mengele would have his victims put into chambers and then tested with drugs. The children had to be exposed while being tested on, and the doctors tested them by making injections with lethal germs, sex change operations, and the removal of organs and limbs. Mengele’s next experiments were even more revolting. He would carry out twin-to-twin transfusions and stitched twins together in order to create “Siamese Twins”. All the experiments were tested without using an anesthetic or other…

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    Good morning/afternoon, today I will be speaking about Auschwitz, Josef Mengele and the experiments held there. Auschwitz was the largest of all Nazi death camps and likely to be the most notorious of all. Opened in the spring of 1940, its first commandant was Rudolf Hoss, who had history running other concentration camps throughout Germany. During World War II, more than 1 million people lost their lives in Auschwitz. In January 1945, with the Soviet Army approaching, Nazi officials ordered…

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    all to gawk at. For those who were not killed off upon stepping into the camp, Auschwitz had become such a well-known concentration camp because of the cruel living conditions, the prisoner selections, and the medical experiments performed by Josef Mengele.…

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    Nazi Medical Practices

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    Medical Experiences of People Under the Nazi Regime During the Nazi reign, millions of people died under the leadership of Adolf Hitler. Hitler believed in an Aryan race, which he thought was the perfect race. Anyone who did not conform with Hitler’s idea of a perfect race was deemed inferior. Those considered inferior were targeted by the Nazi regime. During the Nazi regime, people who were targeted suffered through physical and mental maltreatment, mainly at the hands of officers and…

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    but, twin experiments were most common. These experiments took the lives of many in addition to the pain the victims were put through including, physical, mental, and emotional. Many of these tests were just out of curiosity. The experiments by Josef Mengele were very brutal and gruesome and often lead to horrible outcomes. The experiments started in May 1943.(Walker) Auschwitz was then chosen as the location for the experiments because of a large number of twins accessible. (Rosenberg)…

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    medical science and in cold blood, qualified and experienced Nazi doctors attempted to racially purify their nation and in the process innocent people endured endless pain and suffering. The most notorious of these experiments were conducted by Dr. Josef Mengele and carried out on Jewish and Gypsy children--in many cases twins, dwarfs, and other "anomalies" of…

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    believe we are doing it.” - Dr. Josef Mengele. Most doctors do not intentionally bring harm to their patients; in fact, the Hippocratic oath they each take directly prohibits it. Instead, anyone who’s been to their family doctor knows they try to cure what is wrong with them but in this case - everything was all twisted up. In 1937 Dr. Mengele had received his medical degree from Munich University and then later that year joined the Nazi party. In June 1940 Mengele was drafted into the army…

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    Nazi Twin Experimentation The infamous Dr. Josef Mengele experimented on twins in an effort to learn the secrets of multiple births and to find a way too quickly multiply the german race. Mengele's experiments were performed on prisoners at auschwitz. He experimented on 1,000 pairs of twins, roughly only 200 survived those experiments. When twins were nouse too Mengele, He’d dispatch subjects with an injection of Chloroform straight to the heart. Mengele had become interested in utilizing twins…

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    Are you a holocaust enthusiast? If so you need to get your hands on the book Night by Elie Wiesel. This book is a tempestuous and intense read. It will keep you entertained and never wanting to put it down. This is coming from someone who finds very little interest in reading books. The book was written in the mid 1950’s by Elie Wiesel. It was then translated and published in New York by Hill and Wang.(Night) The book Night was the book of my choice because i have a strong interest in the…

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    personal physician who would do experiments on disabled people and twins. Dr. Mengele also known as the angel of death, also did experiment like these. Dr. Herta would cut them open and then rub wood or metal in the wound and see what would happen. She was one of the only women doctors that did experiments on the Jew's body. She killed many children without having any second thought about what she was doing. Josef Mengele would gas a whole block if there was any sign of disease. Dr.Schumann…

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