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How Did Josef Mengele Fight Between Good And Evil

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Josef Mengele was an infamous Nazi doctor who played a large part in the Holocaust. He worked at Auschwitz and performed many experiments on a bunch of different people. He got his fame at Auschwitz by doing crazy surgeries on twins and testing human limits. While Mengele did seem like he would have had a tough terrible life growing up, that would have molded him into the monster he became, he had the opposite. Mengele grew up in a rich nice neighborhood. He was very liked and got what he wanted.
Josef Mengele was the most famous Nazi doctor. He was referred to as uncle M, or uncle Mengele by some Jewish twins. Mr. Mengele loved his job so much and always had a great personality. Although he seemed to be nice and a neat looking person, he could also be very nasty. Mengele was known to be set off easily and he would make some impulsive decisions when angry. While Mengele was angry he would be very selfish. When Mengele was angry it would not have been a pretty thing. Some stories of him being mad are when he sent a whole shipment of Jews to the chambers because of a small scuffle between a mother not wanting to leave her daughter. Another example of him being impulsive is when he shot a mother and child because they did not listen to what he told them to do. A little …show more content…

Maybe with his experiments, he could have found a new limit or realized something that humans have been doing them that actually would have injured humans. Many people don't realize what Mengele actually did. They don't realize that he has killed the most people in the world. It is a shame that such an awful person never got time in jail or the death penalty for what he did. Mengele was found dead from a drowning accident after he escaped Germany and got away from every that was looking for him. Mengele was a fugitive for a few years and then he happened to have a stroke while swimming and

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The people under his command are anxious around him as he makes his rounds and the children fear him (pg 38). Some of the children made liked Doctor Menegele and his crafted persona even calling him “Uncle Mengele” but Eva and others knew to be terrified (pg 45). Even the smaller children get the sense to not make noise around the man and his entourage. Eva’s first thought was that he was about how handsome he was walking through the barrack with white gloves and a baton (pg 38). Doctor Josef Mengele never went anywhere without an entourage of eight and carried himself with an air of confidence from his position and all the experiments he had done (pg 38).

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This Angel of Death was cruel and horrible in every way imaginable. The poor souls of these prisoners were so brainwashed that they began to see him as a father. No matter how he was seen by the victims, Dr. Mengele was a sick person that performed many experiments, some minor and some extremely detrimental. The Angel of Death entered the world in 1911,

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As prisoners would come in, he would choose who would die immediately in the gas chambers and who would live and work endlessly. Left would mean gas chambers, and right would mean they stay and work. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum website adds, “Known as the ‘Angel of Death,’ or sometimes as the ‘White Angel,’ for his coldly cruel demeanor on the ramp, Mengele is associated more closely with this ‘selection duty’ than any other medical officer at Auschwitz” (3). He would instill fear into everyone and never even tried to calm anyone down, especially when he was about to kill them. As some officers would get drunk before the selection process in

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