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They didn't care about the Jews and wanted them all dead. Many were already dying in the concentration camps. German doctors and scientists decided to find out how the human body worked by dissecting Jews and performing other experiments on them.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 14y agosometimes they did test dealing with altitude for advancement in Germany's air force
sometimes they injected people with diseases thinking they could find a cure
sometimes they froze people alive and then thawed them out to study the effects
sometimes the just did stuff for fun like removing reproductive organs
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∙ 12y agoIt was actually torture...but the 'doctors' in the camp liked to call it "experiments". I have heard of a Doctor Who liked to do surgery on kids, apply chemicals on them, treated them like gineau pigs....even joined the bodies of 2 kids (twins) ...who afterwards when sent back to their parents in the camp....their mother had to kill them because they were suffering from intense pain...and bleeding...and killing them was the only option to reduce the torture....and there is much more i dont know about....Holocaust is one of the worst things that had ever happened in world history.....
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∙ 15y agoIt was yet another excuse to torture the prisoners. They called these "medical experiments" but were a simple excuse to torture and kill. To answer this question, the role that the "medical" experiments played were to "strengthen" the knowledge of the Third Reich (as the Nazis declared when questioned) Few of these findings were ever used in actual medical research to date.
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∙ 11y agoDeliberate torture to death, a sickening form of capital punishment performed by Medical Officers. Experiments possibly useful to the War effort- for example dunking POWS in controlled temperature baths to test life-support equipment, and this was under some crude controls,. one batch of subjectw gets an insulated life jacket, the other doesn"t see how long it take for them to drown or die of cold exposure- the Luftwaffe tried similar stuff with decompression chambers, where special high and low temperatures and pressures were induced in the Life-support system, and naturally photos were taken of Prisoner"s death struggles. It probably did not occur to the Germans that the necessary documentation of these experiments for scientific purpose added to a monstrous evidence pile after the war was over !
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∙ 14y agoNazi medical experiments were crude and really torturing. Many people died of their medical (!) experiments.
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How did the Nazis do their high altitude experiments?
They used low pressure chambers that could simulate altitudes of 66,000 feet
Did the Nazis really do experiments on humans with element 115?
The question that needs to be asked first is did they try to create a super weapon with the element. There is proof that they did try to create a weapon with it. But if they tried to do experiments with humans the government would keep it fomr us. What I would do is try to find any evidence that they did do human experiments with element 115 and post it everywhere possible. Along with the proof.
What was Hitler's attitude towards war and violence?
Hitler would shoot them since they were of no use for him or use them in experiments.
What were Hitler followers called?
They were called Nazis.
Why did the Nazis kill Hana Brady and her friend Ella?
Because, they were children and Children at concenration and death camps were immediately putted into the gas chambers. This was so because Children was unfit to work and the Nazis didn't wanted space wasted by unfit workers. The only children who survived the camps were twins because the doctors did experiments on 1 child and see what happens, see if theirs any side effects compared to the 2nd child but if the twin died, then the nazis killed the 2nd twin.
How did the Nazis get away with medical experiments?
When the entire country is under Nazi rule, it is very easy. Outside countries had to intervene to stop the experiments and the Nazi party.
What happened to the women of the concentration camps?
Women were killed and the Nazis raped them so they could use there babies for medical experiments
Why did the Nazis try medical experiments?
The motives for most were to purify the human race, and get better information about Germany's soldiers to improve their armor. One doctor who was being tried in court for his criminal activities with experiments requested that the U.S. court continue and help him with the experiments. He told them that it was vital to saving humanity.
Why did the Nazis use science experiments on the Jews?
They were intreged witht the human body.
What kinds of crimes were committed by Nazis?
The Nazis committed numerous crimes against the Jewish and other people that stood in their way. The Jewish people were imprisoned in concentration camps, starved to death, forced to work, separated from their families, put to death by gas, and had medical experiments performed upon them.
What are the Concentration Camps that conducted Medical Experiments?
Auschwitz had Joseph Mengele. Dachau performed High Altitude Medical Experiments and Buchenwald tested pharmaceuticals and incendiary devices on prisoners. See the Jewish Virtual Library's section on Medical Experiments for a good list of experiments and those responsible.
When did medical experiments begin in the holocaust?
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How where Jews treated during nazism?
Very poorly, even Nazis thought this. <><><> Their property was stolen or destroyed, they were treated worse thananimals, starved, had medical experiments performed on them, subjected to extreme cruelty and degradation, and murdered by the millions.
What kind of experiments do astronauts conduct on the space station?
Most experiments conducted are medical experiments, but fluid mechanics experiments, various experiments involving weightlessness, and testing of new technologies are also conducted.
Were any human experiments conducted at the concentration camps?
The medical experiments were gruesome and had little merit for the rest of the medical world. There motivations for the experiments were mostly about studying sub-humans according to their view. See the attached links.
Why did the Nazis do medical experiments?
because they could. concentration camps offered unlimited access to unlimited numbers of subjects. while considered barbaric, most experiments were done to determine how long a human would survive under extremely adverse circumstances with a majority being done for the German air force. other experiments were conducted to see how a disease progresses or how different toxins affect the body and length of life.
How did the Nazis do their high altitude experiments?
They used low pressure chambers that could simulate altitudes of 66,000 feet
