Mengele experiments

Josef Mengele was a German physician known for his inhumane experiments on inmates at Auschwitz during World War II. He conducted brutal medical experiments, often without anesthesia, aiming to study genetics and human response to various conditions. Mengele specifically targeted twins, seeking to understand hereditary traits by subjecting them to painful and often deadly procedures. His actions exemplified the extreme violation of human rights and ethics, leading to profound suffering and death. Mengele's legacy serves as a haunting reminder of the depths of cruelty that can occur in the name of science.