UNCLE DEATH

To an outsider, Mengele was a kind man who is surrounded by children who call him Uncle. To those who knew better, he was the man who offered them sweets one minute but threw them in the gas chamber the next. His experiments on anthropology and heredity were allowed in the Auschwitz barracks, and he performed each one without empathy and with no value for life.

OTHER EXPERIMENTS

The experiment on the Gypsy twins was only the tip of the iceberg. He was known to cut limbs, amputate body parts, inject viruses to test immunity, insert needles into eyeballs in an attempt to change the color of the iris, and transfuse blood to see how twins react to each other’s infections. It is even reported that Mengele once killed 14 sets of twins in just one night, all for the sake of glory and science. As for those who survived, what happened to them?