The first subject of our series of the most frightening human experiments in history, which the world shamefully witnesses, is the brutal experiments performed on twin brothers by Joseph Mengele, known as the angel of death in Nazi Germany.
Scientific experiments carried out by the Nazis in the 1940s, even today It’s enough to make people shudder. Hundreds of thousands of Jewish, gypsy and gay people were brutally murdered by the Nazis, but for some, quick death was to be lucky meant.
In concentration camps such as Auschwitz – Birkenau, brutal experiments were carried out using thousands of prisoners. Nazis Angel of Death The experiments carried out by Joseph Mengele, whom he called the twins, brought a different dimension to cruelty and savagery.
Mengele took a special interest in the twin brothers.
Named after Joseph Mengele World’s Worst People There have been those who remember our content. He did not take this or the title of angel of death in vain. Mengele, who served as a doctor in the military, had only one wish, just like Hitler; creating a perfect aryan race.
Mengele, who targets twins the most on his way with this goal, the moment he sees twins between gypsy and Jewish people. as if he found gold He would rejoice, then quickly begin experiments. According to the records, Joseph Mengele Except for the prisoners he sent to the gas chamber and caused his death. blamed for brutally experimenting with thousands of twins.
The twins, who managed to survive Mengele’s experiments and somehow survive, are told with the details they have told over the years. What a terrible place Nazi Germany was it shows once again. If you wish, let’s take a closer look at what experiments were done on the twins and for what purpose.
Eye color change operations
Eye color was what Mengele paid most attention to in his creation of the Aryan race. for him a perfect race means; it meant blond hair, colorful and big eyes, white skin and tall stature. Mengele looks at the eye colors of the child captives brought to the camp, sets aside those with colored eyes, and sees the brown-eyed children. to change eye colors it worked.
Jona Laks, rescued from Mengele’s experiments he escaped. Laks, who was only 13-15 years old when he was taken to the camp, describes how he felt when he was taken to Mengele’s room with these words; “I was looking at a wall made entirely of human eyes. These eyes, which looked like a collection of butterflies, seemed to be looking at me, and I could not stand it and fainted.”
Jona Laks
Jona was kept in a small wooden box with her sister during her first test. -so called- Doctors regularly pat the sisters on their backs. painful needles he was starting to do. Jona, you’re the reason this experiment was done. to change eye color work states that it is.
In another experiment she remembers, Jona had hundreds of twins. noma that a virus called gangrene on the face and genitals of children says it happened. As a result of this experiment, dozens of children died of high fever, and some were killed by brutal officers while trying to escape this pain.
Joining / separating surgeries without anesthesia
One of Mengele’s most horrific acts on young children, without using drugs painful surgeries. The ruthless doctor, who sought a way to separate conjoined twins, tried to separate them without anesthesia, by stitching tried to unite them.
There were dozens of children who fainted from pain and even died during the operation. As a joke as it may sound, Mengele is the father of two gypsy children. to connect their veins and organs at their backs the twins who had to endure all these pains for 3 days from gangrene had passed away.
sex reassignment experiments
With the advancement of technology and medicine, gender reassignment surgeries can be performed successfully today. unfortunately same situation for the 1940’s was not valid, and such surgeries resulted in brutality.
Jona, who managed to survive the camp, boys and girls who have just entered puberty She states that she was subjected to sex reassignment surgeries. Mengele castrated men genitals taken from them tried to put it on women, of course, these surgeries ended in failure. young people’s lives it was owned.
The twins were left naked in examination rooms for hours.
Jona talks about how she was subjected to the same difficult procedures day in and day out; “Every morning we would wake up at 5am, dress each other with our brothers, and wait for the doctors to pick us up. We would be examined in huge rooms, measured and X-Ray scanned. All these checks were done while we were naked. No one cared that it was cold and rainy. They would constantly measure my mouth, my height, the size of my skull, and compare them to my twin sister’s. We used to give blood samples regularly every 3 weeks. They would take blood from our right arm and inject viruses from our left arm that we don’t know.”
How much blood children can give before they die
Mengele is not only engaged in creating the great Aryan race, but occasionally It will bring German soldiers to an advantage in battles He was engaged in scientific experiments. Among these experiments How much blood can he lose before he dies? there was.
Jona saw that a little girl fell to the ground and died due to excess blood drawn from her body during the blood sampling procedures performed every 3 weeks. It is not a mistake made by doctors who are taken in excess, On purpose by order from Mengele It was something done. Thanks to the little girl whose name we do not even know and who died in pain in the camp, Mengele learned how much blood a person can give before he dies.
Gypsies and dwarves forced to have sexual relations with each other
For Mengele, who wanted to mix different genes with each other, the words gypsy and dwarf meant weakness. The child born of the union of two races Will it be weaker or stronger? Trying to understand, Mengele forced people to have sex without their consent.
Moti Alon
Moti Alon, who, like Jona, was exposed to Mengele’s experiments as a child but still managed to survive the camp, shared some details that she remembered from these experiments years later. “I was 9 years old when I went to Auschwitz. I don’t know exactly why, but they brought dwarves to camp. There was a man named Levy, his arms and legs were half paralyzed so he couldn’t move as he wanted. Dozens of children who were subjected to the experiment were brought into a huge hall. In the middle of the hall, there was a gypsy woman who was ordered to sleep by the soldiers, and they were asked to have sexual intercourse by putting Levy on that woman. The soldiers said that they would shoot anyone who did not want to look and turned their head. That’s why we all had to watch this scene.
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