The Effects Of Hypothermi The Nazi Medical Experiments Of The Nazi

The Nazi medical experiments conducted in the concentration camps were horrid because the people were forced into doing the experiments such as being exposed to harsh weather conditions to see the effects of hypothermia. These experiments were extremely painful, and the experimental possess was repeated over and over on the victims to produce a solid result until the victims died from the extreme pain of the situation. The physicians in Germany conducted thousands of experiments on the prisoners at the concentration camps without the prisoners consent or knowledge. One example of this would be that the prisoners were taken away from their families, who were also in the concentration camp, and were transported to a lab to be experimented on.
Parents would be gone when the kids came home from school, leaving no trace as to where they would be. The homes would be tossed, for in the struggle with the police, the Jews would bump into thing trying to get away. Even though not being asked to be experimented on was horrible, the pain of the experimentation was unbearable, sometimes even resulting in death. One set of victims, two Russian men, who were being tested on to see how long it took to die from hypothermia, were placed in a vat of icy water. When the pair asked to be removed from the tanks, the director decided to prolong their pain and turned the water to a lower temperature than it already was, rejecting them all together. The men later died to the extreme coolness of the water. Often the excruciating pain was repeated several times on the victims to get a reliable answer. The heat lamps would often be used repeatedly for experimentation to cause more pain to the victim subjected to this torture. One example of this would be that one young victim to this part of the experiment, would be frozen to unconsciousness then ‘revived’ with a heat lamp until he was pouring with sweat. This young man later died after several test sessions to his insides being cooked and cooled repeatedly. These dastardly experiments were not conducted without a reason. The world has gained so much information from the sacrifice of the thousands of people who died unwillingly to these horrible experiments. These people were forced into these experiments and were taken away from their families. Afterwards when the war was all over, the people who survived the experiments and the concentration camps were liberated. Shaken from the events that had occurred, some people shared their stories with the world while, others kept to themselves, while others still only wrote in journals and diaries that later got published as recorded events of the Holocaust.