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Nazi Doctors Of Death.


Medical Experiments of the Holocaust and Nazi Medicine

People must remember the Holocaust as a insult to humanity. The lives lost were not only great in number, but offered so much to mankind. How the world would have been different if the millions of souls destroyed could have lived.

Doctors have always been thought of as the [...]

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Holocaust 1944 Key Dates


Holocaust 1944 Key Dates

January 22
U.S. president Franklin D. Roosevelt issues Executive Order 9417, creating the War Refugee Board. Roosevelt instructs the War Refugee Board to take measures to rescue victims of enemy oppression in imminent danger of death. The activities of the War Refugee Board contribute to saving tens of thousands of Jews from [...]

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Dachau Concentration Camp Overview


Dachau Concentration Camp Overview

The concentration camp of Dachau, 10 miles northwest of Munich, was one of the first concentration camps in Nazi Germany.

Built in March of 1933, shortly after Adolf Hitler was appointed as Reichs Cancellor, Dachau would serve as a model for all subsequent concentrations camps in the Third Reich. The Dachau Concentration Camp [...]

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Nazi Germany Concentration Camps


Nazi Concentration Camps

Between 1933 and 1945, Nazi Germany established about 20,000 camps to imprison its many millions of victims. These camps were used for a range of purposes including forced-labor camps, transit camps which served as temporary way stations, and extermination camps built primarily or exclusively for mass murder. From its rise to power in [...]

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