Josef Mengele Research Paper
Dr. Mengeles Experiments on Man Kind Imagine yourself being forced into experiments that severely injured you and most likely killed you. The history of Dr. Mengeles experiments was unethical and dangerous. From his early life to his insane experiments, Josef Mengele experimented on little children, experimented on twins and killed adults for no reason. When Mengele started his experiments, he started with little children. For example, children were exposed to experimental surgeries performed without anesthesia, transfusions of blood from one to another they would inject lethal drugs, sex change operations, and the removal of organs and limbs. There were over seven lethal experiments. For example, the freezing experiment, “the victims were kept naked outdoors for many hours at temperatures below
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For example, “Mengele sterilized a group of Polish nuns with an X-ray machine, leaving the celibate women horribly burned.” In 1981, the West German Prosecutor's Office drew up 78 different indictments against Mengele, charging him with the most heinous and bestial crimes against humanity, including: Having actively and decisively taken part in selections in the prisoners' sick blocks, of such prisoners who through hunger, deprivations, exhaustion, sickness, disease, abuse or other reasons were unfit for work in the camp and whose speedy recovery was not envisaged... Those selected were killed either through injections or firing squads or by painful suffocation to death through prussic acid in the gas chambers in order to make room in the camp for the "fit" prisoners, selected by him or other SS doctors... The injections that killed were made with phenol, petrol, Evipal, chloroform, or air into the circulation, especially into the heart chamber, either with his own hands or he ordered the SS sanitary worker to do it while he
For example, “Mengele sterilized a group of Polish nuns with an X-ray machine, leaving the celibate women horribly burned.” In 1981, the West German Prosecutor's Office drew up 78 different indictments against Mengele, charging him with the most heinous and bestial crimes against humanity, including: Having actively and decisively taken part in selections in the prisoners' sick blocks, of such prisoners who through hunger, deprivations, exhaustion, sickness, disease, abuse or other reasons were unfit for work in the camp and whose speedy recovery was not envisaged... Those selected were killed either through injections or firing squads or by painful suffocation to death through prussic acid in the gas chambers in order to make room in the camp for the "fit" prisoners, selected by him or other SS doctors... The injections that killed were made with phenol, petrol, Evipal, chloroform, or air into the circulation, especially into the heart chamber, either with his own hands or he ordered the SS sanitary worker to do it while he