First published at 16:22 UTC on August 15th, 2020.
Next to Adolph Hitler, Josef Mengele is probably the most vilified individual in the history of mankind who allegedly conducted the most evil medical experiments that human sadistic fantasies can imagine. Portrayed as "Angel of Death", Men…
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Next to Adolph Hitler, Josef Mengele is probably the most vilified individual in the history of mankind who allegedly conducted the most evil medical experiments that human sadistic fantasies can imagine. Portrayed as "Angel of Death", Mengele's main task was said to involve selecting who would be gassed or worked to death at Auschwitz. One has to examine all the available information available to come to an objective picture of what Mengele's real objectives were.
With Mengele's alleged experiments and atrocities, it seems the Germans were sitting around with lots of idle time concocting the most vile ways to exterminate a whole populace. What the historians conveniently forget is that the Germans were fighting for their existence on two fronts in a world war against three powerful nations.
In 1960, Hans Sedlmeier returned from Asuncion, Paraguay, with a statement from Mengele that said, "I personally have not killed, injured or caused bodily harm to anyone." Mengele repeatedly insisted that he had not committed any crime, and that instead he had become a victim of a great injustice.
In the 1985 documentary "The Search For Mengele", Wolfram Bossert, who befriended Mengele in Brazil, claimed that Mengele said, "I didn't make any experiments, it's all lies. The people volunteered because they got more food if they allowed me to take blood samples." He also claimed that Mengele assured him that he "deserves a statue from the Jews because as a doctor in the camp he saved many Jewish lives."
Far from being the beast that most "historians" make him out to be, Dr. Mengele was a genuine humanitarian who tried to cure people of their diseases and to clean up the filthy conditions that the prisoners themselves caused in the camps, where they were rightly confined.
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