Josef Mengele and The Inhumane Experiments in Auschwitz

"He broke into me, I have no anesthesia ... I can not explain the pain I feel every knife, then I see my baby knocking with his hand Israel: We The Lord, the Lord, the only one, I pray for death, I will never suffer from this pain again (Hall) Dr. Yitzhak Cannon, Dr. Joseph Menger's "patient". Mr. Ganon is a survivor of inhuman experiments at Auschwitz by Josef Mengele, an evil man's hand.

Several prisoners in the Auschwitz concentration camp received inhuman medicine experiments. The main perpetrator of this barbaric study is Josef Mengele (1911-79), a German physician who began working in the Auschwitz concentration camp in 1943. Mengele, later known as "angel of death", conducted a series of experiments with detainees. For example, to investigate the color of the eye, he injected serum into the eyes of dozens of children and made them suffer. He also injected chloroform into the twins' hearts and decided whether the two brothers and sisters would die in the same way at the same time.

Josef Mengele is an SS anthropologist and doctor famous for inhuman medical experiments at prisoners of the Auschwitz concentration camp in the Nazi concentration camp. He is an assistant of Dr. Otmar von Verschuer, a scientist who has done a lot of research on twins, and his own papers are about genetic factors that may lead to jaw breaks and cracks. . All of these may be the source of inspiration for his "research" on Jews and Gypsy twins at the Auschwitz concentration camp.

Josech Mengele was not the only doctor in the Auschwitz concentration camp during the notorious tenure of concentration camps and was not the highest ranking doctor in the camp, as ordinary people think well; this "distinction" Belongs to SS. Captain Eduard Wirths, position as a garrison doctor in charge of all medical problems in the garrison. Mengele began his career as a medical officer in charge of "bipsea camp" in Birkenau at the Auschwitz concentration camp in the spring of 1943. In November 1943 Mengele took charge of Wirths as a physician in charge of camp of Auschwitz II (Birkenau) several weeks after liquidation.

Josef Mengele forced to make changes to the medical and scientific community. Mengele is a Nazi "doctor" known for experimenting twins at the Auschwitz concentration camp. Because of his cruelty, his patient often calls him "an angel of death". When World War II ended, and when the world discovered that Menger did, they reevaluated the criteria used to test prisoners and psychiatric patients. Because Mengele's experiment is very inhumane, the medical community thinks that human life is too valuable to be an examination subject.