Summary of In Vivo: The Horrific Experiments Performed By Josef Mengele | Destruction (Nazi Doctors) | Timeline

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The video discusses the horrific experiments conducted by Josef Mengele, a Nazi doctor. The experiments involved testing the effects of various drugs and procedures on human subjects, as well as dissecting and studying body parts. Many of the subjects died as a result of the experiments, and Mengele is seen as a highly respected scientific figure within the Nazi hierarchy.

• 00:00:00 This video discusses the horrific experiments performed by Josef Mengele, a Nazi doctor, and their impact on human history. Mengele was responsible for performing experiments on living prisoners, often using x-rays and other techniques to sterilize or castrate those he deemed to be of inferior race. His experiments were ultimately concluded, with the results being sent to Adolf Hitler.
• 00:05:00 The video discusses the atrocities committed by Josef Mengele, a Nazi doctor who performed brutal experiments on humans. Many of these experiments involved sterilization, and as a result, many people were permanently affected. The experiments were carried out without the subjects' knowledge, and as a result, many people were taken without their consent. The video also discusses the use of concentration camps as laboratories for these experiments, and how they used groups of people as guinea pigs.
• 00:10:00 Following World War II, many concentration camp inmates were witnesses to the horrific experiments performed by Josef Mengele. These experiments involved measuring the effects of x-rays on human beings, as well as sterilization procedures.
• 00:15:00 Josef Mengele was a Nazi doctor who conducted horrific experiments on inmates in Auschwitz and elsewhere. Some of these experiments involved removing one or both testicles. The prisoners who underwent these experiments often died soon after the surgeries, from the after-effects of the surgery or from the brutal conditions in which they were held.
• 00:20:00 This video shows a tour of a Auschwitz concentration camp, including the crematoriums where Josef Mengele performed horrific experiments on twins, dwarves, and other children. The mothers of these children willingly handed over their children to Mengele, hoping for a better life for them. Adult twins and dwarves were separated and sent to different concentration camps, where they were treated with some consideration.
• 00:25:00 The video discusses the horrors that Josef Mengele, a Nazi doctor, committed in Auschwitz, including performing in vivo experiments on twins, which yielded inconclusive results. The video also mentions a method for sterilizing women without surgery, which is nearly finalized.
• 00:30:00 This video shows the horrific experiments performed by Josef Mengele on human beings, including gynecologists. The professor is shown beating a civilian doctor who was a gynecologist, and the shooter today, Cata Witcher, in Upper Silesia. He then reigned supreme over a group of 200 married women and concentrated his research on a special process of female sterilization aided by his health assistant, SS Oberscharfuhrer Beening, and later by his collaborator, Dr. Goebel, a civilian. He injected an opaque liquid into the uteruses of these women in order to seal up the tubes. Some suffered horribly, while others less but they all feared these sessions tremendously. These injections were repeated on the same women three, four, or five times within a few weeks, and they were most often followed by peritoneal reactions, fever, vomiting, and all these women naturally had total amenorrhea. However, it is very difficult to take this menstrual deficiency into account given that menstruation had totally disappeared among the women prisoners. Many women prisoners felt in a way more protected from this horrible prospect by remaining in block 10, where they were incapable of entirely comprehending the unfathomable depths of their torturous monstrosities.
• 00:35:00 These five letters, dated April and May 1943, are from a Nazi doctor seeking to experiment on human subjects. The letters state that the doctor is interested in purchasing a few women for experimentation, and that the formalities regarding the transfer of the subjects will be carried out by the doctor himself. The letters also state that the price for the experiments is too high and that the doctor would like to pay one hundred and seventy marks per subject.
• 00:40:00 This video discusses the horrific experiments conducted by Josef Mengele, a Nazi doctor. The experiments involved testing the effects of various drugs and procedures on human subjects, as well as dissecting and studying body parts. Mengele is seen as a highly respected scientific figure, with the ability to carry out his experiments with the full support of the Nazi hierarchy. However, the experiments were not always successful, and many of the subjects died. Some of the body parts Mengele sent to the Berlin Dalam Institute for further study were later used in medical experiments on other prisoners.
• 00:45:00 In this video, Josef Mengele, a Nazi doctor, is shown discussing his experiments on twins, which involved injecting them with chloroform to kill them. He also discusses his fondness for the files he had collected, which were stained with grease from handling them.
• 00:50:00 The video discusses the atrocities committed by Josef Mengele, a Nazi doctor who was responsible for horrific experiments on inmates in concentration camps. Several of these experiments were conducted on live prisoners, some of which resulted in death. Mengele was eventually arrested and tried for his crimes, but was released due to his poor health. He died in 1983.