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Who was Dr. menegelle?
A senior Nazi who conducted medical experiments on many unfortunate people in the concentration camps.
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.
How did children die in concentration camps?
Gas chambers, typhus & other diseases, starvation, shot, medical experiments.
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
Where did Nazi experiments happen?
Most, if not all, experiments happened in the concentration camps.
Is mengele a Jew?
Josef Mengele was a Bavarian born Physician who committed atrocious, grotesque medical experiments on Jews in concentration camps, but he was not a Jew himself.
What were some of the gruesome experiments that were done with the people in concentration camps?
In concentration camps during World War II, particularly those run by the Nazis, horrific experiments were conducted on inmates without their consent. These included forced sterilizations, exposure to extreme temperatures, and testing of chemical and biological weapons. Some subjects were subjected to surgical procedures without anesthesia, while others were used to study the effects of infectious diseases. These experiments aimed to further the Nazi ideology and medical knowledge, often resulting in severe suffering and death for the victims.
Were concentration camps used for entertainment?
You may be thinking of a movie called "Playing for Time" where one concentration camp had an orchestra made up of prisoners, but this was an exception. The main purpose of concentration camps was to round up Jews, as well as other groups deemed "undesirable" by the Nazis, and subject them to forced labor, starvation, torture, medical experiments, and ultimately death. Some were literally worked to death, or tortured by medical experiments till they died, or put in gas chambers.
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.
What was the type of activities that took place in concentration camps?
Concentration camps that were not extermination camps had the prisoners working for slave labor. Extermination camps spent 24 hours a day killing the prisoners. Some camps did medical experiments against the "undesirable people". The prisoners spent their time trying to survive starvation, deadly sickness, hyperthermia, heat stroke and dehydration.
Would a mental child be killed in a concentration camp?
Almost certainly. Children in general were usually killed immediately on arrival at the death camps, unless they were wanted for medical experiments or the like.
Can you simplify this sentence The experience of the Nazi medical experiments performed in the concentration camps has made it painfully aware that medical experiments on human beings need to conform?
To simplify any sentence, put the subject and verb at the beginning. To do this, you often have to flip the last part of the sentence, insert a subject, and make the original first part become the end of the new sentence. First, break down your sentence. Part 1 - The experience of the Nazi medical experiments Part 2 - performed in the concentration camps Part 3 - has made it painfully aware Part 4 - that medical experiments on human beings Part 5 - need to conform? First, look at each part above. Draw a line through unnecessary words. Second, what words can be combined into phrases? You can combine "Nazi concentration camps" which gets rid of "the" before concentration. Third, where is the subject? There isn't one. You'll need to determine "who" is now "painfully aware" (a qualifier of "who"). Fourth, where is the true verb? It's "has made". This is a passive verb construction that lacks action. All sentences with a subject+action verb construction will be shorter and easier to understand. Note that when you re-write sentences, you will need to re-write it several different ways to find the best construction. Here are some examples: Society became painfully aware from experiments performed in Nazi concentration camps that medical experiments on human beings need to conform to strict ethical guidelines. Outraged by medical experiments performed in Nazi concentration camps, society determined that medical experiments on human beings must conform to strict guidelines that protect human rights. To protect human rights worldwide, medical ethicists decried the horrendous medical experimentation done on humans in Nazi concentration camps and outlined specific restrictions on human medical experiments. Just play with the sentence and try different combinations. But remember to put your subject close to the front of the sentence followed by an action verb. If allowed in this assignment, you could also make this example sentence into two complete sentences.
