Twin Experiments
The Twin Experiments was conducted by Josef Mengele, during World War 2 in
Auschwitz. Dr. Mengle was a medical researcher who was fascinated with twins in specific. From the three thousand children that would be pulled from the masses of people upon arriving only about 200 survived. Age didn't matter, yet most were children, and if they were really young their mother would be allowed to stay with them. The twins recieved "special" treatmeant as they were allowed to keep their hair and clothes. A medical form was filled out for each pair. Dr. Mengele was known as "Uncle Mengele" to the children and were saved from the camps horrors.
When the experiments started the twins would have blood drawn everyday, sometimes simultaneously. Then they would
Auschwitz. Dr. Mengle was a medical researcher who was fascinated with twins in specific. From the three thousand children that would be pulled from the masses of people upon arriving only about 200 survived. Age didn't matter, yet most were children, and if they were really young their mother would be allowed to stay with them. The twins recieved "special" treatmeant as they were allowed to keep their hair and clothes. A medical form was filled out for each pair. Dr. Mengele was known as "Uncle Mengele" to the children and were saved from the camps horrors.
When the experiments started the twins would have blood drawn everyday, sometimes simultaneously. Then they would