The Angel of Death

Title: The Angel of Death
Category: History
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The Angel of Death

The medical professions of Germany, including academic medicine, played a critical role in the evolution of Nazism’s programs of human destruction, programs that were based in genocide and the exploitation of the dead. The atrocities associated with the Holocaust are staggering, especially when the words “Auschwitz” and “Mengele” are mentioned. Dr. Josef Mengele was a man that was twisted by Nazi ideology and notions of Aryan supremacy into a madman who was responsible for …showed first 75 words of 1309 total…

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…showed last 75 words of 1309 total…New York, N.Y.: Basic Books Ltd., 1986. Lynott, Douglas. “Josef Mengele: Auschwitz”. http://va.crimelibrary.com/mengele/ausch.htm. The Crime Library, 2000. Lynott, Douglas. “Josef Mengele: Mengele‘s Research”. http://va.crimelibrary.com/mengele/research.htm. The Crime Library, 2000. Lynott, Douglas. “Josef Mengele: The Making of a Young Nazi”. http://va.crimelibrary.com/mengele/young.htm. The Crime Library, 2000. “Who was Josef Mengele?”. http://www.holocaust-history.org/short-essays/josef-mengele.shtml. The Holocaust History Project, Inc., 1999.

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