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'''Nazi Medical Experimentation''' is the term used to describe what was in essence an elaborate and highly immoral method of mass-execution and torture performed by the [[Nazi Party]] under the guise of "medical science" - designed purely to allow Nazi "scientists" to indulge in psuedo-science and racist fantasies these were widely considered some of the most brutal, outlandish and cruel | '''Nazi Medical Experimentation''' is the term used to describe what was in essence an elaborate and highly immoral method of mass-execution and torture performed by the [[Nazi Party]] under the guise of "medical science" - designed purely to allow Nazi "scientists" to indulge in psuedo-science and racist fantasies these were widely considered some of the most brutal, outlandish and cruel [[torture]]s of the era. Notable Nazi doctors who practiced these heinous experiments include [[Josef Mengele]] and [[Carl Clauberg]]. | ||
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Nazi Medical Experimentation is the term used to describe what was in essence an elaborate and highly immoral method of mass-execution and torture performed by the Nazi Party under the guise of "medical science" - designed purely to allow Nazi "scientists" to indulge in psuedo-science and racist fantasies these were widely considered some of the most brutal, outlandish and cruel tortures of the era. Notable Nazi doctors who practiced these heinous experiments include Josef Mengele and Carl Clauberg.