Josef Mengele
The Angel Of Death
Six million jews, dead. Of the three thousand children embroiled with Josef Mengele and his gruesome experiments only about two hundred survived his atrocious acts. Josef Mengele entered the Nazi Socialist Party with the idea of using his medical practice and was later transferred to Auschwitz. At Auschwitz Josef did experiments on over three thousand kids. He then started to work more on twins and was fascinated with his studies of them. The Angel of Death, Josef Mengele, and other did unspeakable acts, which tortured men, women and children for their own interest.
Josef Mengele was born in Gunzburg, Bavaria on March 16, 1911. Regardless of Josef’s rigorous parents, Karl and Walburga Mengele, Josef was a popular and knowledgeable …show more content…
Children were generally killed upon arrival and newborns were generally killed on spot. Josef had a great interest in torturing, and doing experiments with the children at Auschwitz. He fed his legend of dramatizing murder policies by doing traumatizing acts. He would often draw a line on a wall between 150 and 156 centimeters and the children who did not reach the line were sent to the gas chambers. When it was announced that one block was infected with lice, he solved the problem by gassing all the women in it. In another case where a mother bit and scratched a SS man because she did not want to be separated from her daughter, Josef shot both the women and daughter. As a punishment, all the people who were on the same transportation as the women and child were then sent to the gas chambers to be killed. There was death in every direction. Over four hundred thousand Jews tortured, children, mothers, fathers, and grandparent all mistreated by the abominable Josef Mengele. Josef did many atrocious things to many children which he enjoyed and was intrigued by. In conclusion, Josef Mengele clearly was very unemotional and did what he needed to get
Six million jews, dead. Of the three thousand children embroiled with Josef Mengele and his gruesome experiments only about two hundred survived his atrocious acts. Josef Mengele entered the Nazi Socialist Party with the idea of using his medical practice and was later transferred to Auschwitz. At Auschwitz Josef did experiments on over three thousand kids. He then started to work more on twins and was fascinated with his studies of them. The Angel of Death, Josef Mengele, and other did unspeakable acts, which tortured men, women and children for their own interest.
Josef Mengele was born in Gunzburg, Bavaria on March 16, 1911. Regardless of Josef’s rigorous parents, Karl and Walburga Mengele, Josef was a popular and knowledgeable …show more content…
Children were generally killed upon arrival and newborns were generally killed on spot. Josef had a great interest in torturing, and doing experiments with the children at Auschwitz. He fed his legend of dramatizing murder policies by doing traumatizing acts. He would often draw a line on a wall between 150 and 156 centimeters and the children who did not reach the line were sent to the gas chambers. When it was announced that one block was infected with lice, he solved the problem by gassing all the women in it. In another case where a mother bit and scratched a SS man because she did not want to be separated from her daughter, Josef shot both the women and daughter. As a punishment, all the people who were on the same transportation as the women and child were then sent to the gas chambers to be killed. There was death in every direction. Over four hundred thousand Jews tortured, children, mothers, fathers, and grandparent all mistreated by the abominable Josef Mengele. Josef did many atrocious things to many children which he enjoyed and was intrigued by. In conclusion, Josef Mengele clearly was very unemotional and did what he needed to get