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    the holocaust). Other “medical experiments were racial in nature designed to advance Nazi racial theories” (medical experiments of the holocaust). Another reason was “in pursuit of their personal interest or to advance their academic careers” (medical experiments). Though most of the experiments were just simply bad science. But all of the experiments fell into three categories - racial experiments, war - injury…

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    threat to them. This era was also known as the Third Reich. To take care of this problem he would put Jews and other “disgraceful” races inside concentration camps for work and execution. The Holocaust was one of the largest scales of genocide in human history. Since the Holocaust the U.N, or United Nations, was formed to prevent large scale genocides like the Holocaust. Gregory H Stanton, A U.N representative, wrote a paper on the 8 stages of genocide and how to prevent them. One of these 8…

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    this remains the meaning of the Greek word holocaust. The Holocaust, also known as the persecution and murder of six million Jewish people by the Nazi regime and its collaborators, remained a game of superior and inferior. To the Nazi leader Adolf Hitler, Jews lived as an inferior race and an alien threat to the German race and community. After years of Nazi rule in Germany, during which Jews got consistently persecuted, Hitler’s “final solution”–another meaning of the Holocaust–came to an end,…

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    status on animals by prioritising their needs over another species. Singer describes the analogy between speciesism and racism with reference to the Nazi experimentation. He explains the parallels between experimenting on Jewish prisoners in the Holocaust are similar to those experimenting on non-human animals in laboratories. He refers to the Nazis and those who participate in animal experiments as ethically blind. Sztybel expands on this and also makes reference to Nazi’s by calling factory…

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    month to never forget, as it is one of the most despicable crimes ever known in the human history, so that it will never again be repeated. Adolf Hitler referred it to “The Final Solution.” We now know it as the Holocaust. We know it as what it was, racism, hate and pure, unadulterated evil. “Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier (IA). N.p.: Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier (IA), 2012. Newspaper Source. Web. 10 Sept. 2015.” The Nazis exterminated Six million Jews and others during World War II. Just think of…

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    “between 1941 and 1945, five to six million Jews were systematically murdered by the Nazi regime, its allies, and its surrogates in Nazi-occupied territories” . These killings were a result of racial detestation stemming from the distorted belief that the Jews “were agents of racial pollution and racial tuberculosis” . Due to these monstrous beliefs, millions of Jews were…

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    Having lost numerous solders to the dreaded Russian winters, the High Nazi party commanded the study behind frostbite and hypothermia. In these, the experiments were designed to simulate the conditions to which the German soldiers had to face when fighting the Russian enemy at the eastern front. The experiments were conducted under the supervision of Dr. Sigmund Rascher at Birkenau concentration camp, Dachau and Aushcwitz. Dr. Rascher reported their results directly to Himmler, Commander in…

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    undertaking. The US’ dominance over the Soviets can also be credited to this operation. However, the cost of the German scientists’ post war efforts cannot be as easily determined. The moral and ethical implications of their work during their time in the Nazi regime negatively color their achievements and point to the shortcuts the US was willing to make in the name of scientific advancement. History remembers wars but not all the names behind them. It appears that the US was hoping the same…

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    Doctor Josef Mengele’s actions were immoral. The Nazi doctors performed brutal experiments on the helpless concentrations inmates. Their acts of torture were characterized by many features including individuals that ere forced to become subjects in dangerous research studies against their will, the experiments were often intentionally designed to kill the prisoners, and almost all of the subject were forced to endure mutilation, indescribable pain and incredible suffering. Mengele shunned his…

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    Holocaust, also known as the Shoah', was a genocide in which approximately six million Jews were killed by Adolf Hitler's Nazi regime and its collaborators. Some historians use a definition of the Holocaust that includes the additional five million non-Jewish victims of Nazi mass murders, bringing the total to approximately eleven million. Killings took place throughout Nazi Germany and German-occupied territories. From 1941 to 1945, Jews were systematically murdered in a genocide, one of the…

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