Step Inside The Disturbing Experiments Of The Mad Doctor

[@SlimothyNate3218]

I couldn’t imagine bumping into a guy named Jose in a South American country with a thick German accent.

[@biazacha]

Uruguay, Argentina and Brazil have fairly big Germanic communities so most people would just assume he went to live with relatives to scape the war, a common arrangement at the time.

[@CarlAquaForce]

More common than you might think.

[@thereignofthezero225]

😄

[@no_peace]

97% of Argentineans are white. The saying is "Argentines descend from ships"

[@no_peace]

There is a lot of background from other ethnicities but most Black people died in the war, were excluded or married into white communities and most indigenous people were pushed out or were killed I have a very coarse outsider understanding. But Argentina is a white colonizer country like the US. A lot of white people have a little African or indigenous ancestry because of colonization like in the US They are white

[@oneper13]

My Mom worked with a German women who was a twin and she was one of these twin experiments. Unfortunately, her twin didn’t make it and she suffered medical issues the rest of her life. Then I discovered after getting my frist tattoo my family doctor and his wife had a major fit. They showed me their concentration camp tattoo’s and hated tattoo’s due to it. Considering I’m now 69 years old it makes you realize how close this atrocity was to us in real time.

[@dee.f88]

Sure she was. Those " twin experiments" were made up propaganda. Everything about mengele was bs. He was a doctor, a very dedicated doctor who literally worked night to day saving lives.

[@hitechinc.7875]

Wow

[@charlestaylor3195]

I'm a twin, and I don't think I would rest until my hands had a death grip around Mengele's neck, in the same situation. My heart goes out to her.

[@portapotty69]

We had an old lady come to Passover who had a concentration camp tattoo. She told a lot of tall tales that didn't make a lot of logical sense, unfortunately. Many such cases.

[@Chris-hx3om]

Only a moron would volunteer to be tattooed. On women we call them 'slag-tags' or 'tramp-stamps'...

[@janhoudek4678]

Nothing say christmas time,like good old fashion Mengele video.Thank you Thoughty2 for keeping holiday spirit alive

[@hoboroadie4623]

🎅🎅 I don't think that all of the evidence was destroyed, I had a book filled with horrifying pictures of horrific fiendish experiments. The look on the face of the person with the dead head sewn on their shoulder, their sibling perhaps, cannot be forgotten. Pretty much hard to squeeze the information into the brain and get any useful benefit from this. Mean people suck?

[@ApexHerbivore]

🤣🤣🤣

[@dinogt8477]

go away

[@1337fraggzb00N]

He just asked for a glass of juice and then things went crazy.

[@baruchben-david4196]

Well, we were warned by the title of the video. "Disturbing Experiments of Hitler's Mad Doctor" suggests that this video wasn't going to be all sweetness and light, reindeer and candy canes. We had adequate warning.

[@memeju1ce]

it makes me feel a bit better knowing such an awful man’s remains are being used to teach healthcare workers and actually help people. at the same time it makes me feel kinda weird. i’m not sure how to feel!

[@harugabriell7140]

I live near Sao Paulo and now I'm kinda interested into going there to see the skeleton, at the same time I want to break it with a shovel can't really tell

[@harugabriell7140]

But maybe his today duty of teaching actual physicians make me feel less mad about it

[@robertschemonia5617]

Look at it like this, he became the absolute best Nazi he could ever hope to be. A fuckin dead Nazi. Thats the only good Nazi, full stop.

[@fabian1939]

The best part is, that it is used to teach mostly "non-aryan" people.

[@robertschemonia5617]

@@fabian1939 ha! I didn't even think about that. That makes it even better. I understand that to advance medicine and technology, sometimes there is some "morally dark" things that have to be done, but this "person" was just insane. The things he did were just some of the absolute worst anyone could do to a human. But that being said, the Japanese did things that were just as bad as he did to living people, and the US absolutely has a sketchy history of doing some pretty shitty things too. But you don't hear as much about that stuff. Winston Churchill once said that history is written by the victors, and he's right. Here in the US, school teaches you that the US swooped in and saved the world. They don't teach in school about the testing of the effects of radionucleides on unknowing people, or anything about Operation: Paperclip. I had never heard about the Allies swooping in and snatching up Nazi scientists during the fall of the 3rd Reich, like Verner Von Braun, who was pivotal to the success of rocketry in the US during the space race. Sorry for the rant, but I am a bit of a nerd for weird WW2 stuff. Oh, one more fun fact, the Soviets built the most efficient, and the first successful closed loop liquid rocket engine, that the US was buying after the fall of the Soviet Union. It was called the RD180. The US bought a bunch of them, then decided to reverse engineer them and build their own. IIRC, they are still used today.

[@nancystockwell7829]

My dad was in WWII, and the things he told me when I was old enough to hear them, haunt me to this day.

[@Fayghoo]

Tell me

[@briancrawford8751]

Same here, but it was Vietnam.

[@pfg_pedals]

It’s important that people keep talking about this because there are many people who would prefer we forget, or worse deny that it even happened.

[@NoName-ve6bi]

It was a great thing that happened, unlike what the communists want you to believe.

[@portapotty69]

I think it would be better to shut up about it, since most of these stories are fairy tales not supported by evidence.

[@pfg_pedals]

@@portapotty69 wow so edgy. What a unique and thoughtful perspective.

[@portapotty69]

@@pfg_pedals I grew up hearing about bars of soap and lampshades made from Jewish people. Not a single one of these items have ever been found. I find it disgusting that we repeat these tall tales endlessly. My grandfather's generation had the decency to keep quiet about the war and let the dead rest.

[@pfg_pedals]

@@portapotty69 Ok groomer.

[@EducatedPsycho95]

Fun fact: he grew his mustache because he had a distinct gap between his teeth that made him easily recognizable, his bushy mustache hid the gap while he himself was hiding in Argentina.

[@jensphiliphohmann1876]

It's not a uniquifying feature. I have a similar gap between my upper front teeth without being even related to him.

[@notcrediblesolipsism3851]

Thoughty Two or Mengele?

[@EducatedPsycho95]

@@notcrediblesolipsism3851 that’s up to you to decide 👀 they do kind of favor a little bit though lmao

[@clayr.w1829]

@@jensphiliphohmann1876 no but for him it’s an identifying feature.

[@briancrawford8751]

With other features, it would be an identifying mark.

[@caribbeanman3379]

I can't believe you missed the small bit of poetic justice in the story, Thoughty2. The man who, in life, subjected youths to vile medical experiments, has in death, become a subject of study for youthful medical students.

[@ezryder111]

Not much justice really...he didn't suffer at all like those poor kids.

[@bartman9400]

At least the new youth will do good not evil from there medical research and study. At lest I hope so.

[@caribbeanman3379]

@@ezryder111 that's why I said " _small_ bit of _poetic_ justice".

[@NoName-ve6bi]

@@ezryder111 Jews are Satanic agents, there is nothing wrong with what he did.

[@martindkampmann]

@@ezryder111 not entirely true. While i want him to be tortured like he did to all these people and more. Drowning in it self is one of the most horrifying ways to die you can have and a stroke as the cause of that must have made him suffer. Not enough tho...

[@BuilderLee72]

Wow, how do you think that it's possible for a human being to be so cold, inhumane and genuinely devoid of any emotional attachment for the sanctity of human life?? It shudders the very soul. Blessings be upon you my friend

[@tollertyp7230]

The most horrifying thing about it, is that these monsters still live among us. Just give them power and no fear for punishment, then they'll open hells gates.

[@BuilderLee72]

@@tollertyp7230 Thanks for the reply. It's my belief that they've already been given that position of power and absolute immunity and are being encouraged to open hells gates and prop them open with a brick! Blessings be upon you my friend

[@firestream93]

From some people you'll hear things like, "The devil made him do it." That's just trying to use something or someone as a scapegoat. PEOPLE are evil! They always have been. You can take a trip through history to see that, The bad thing about it is, everyone is capable of evil. There's just so many outside influences for it. I can't remember what it's called, but I remember hearing about it. It's goes to the effect of: "All it takes is one bad day for a sane person to go crazy."

[@jonathandainton5803]

Never thought I’d see a beauty product advertised on a documentary about one of the worlds most evil mad scientist in history 😂 I respect the hustle ahaha

[@hizzy70]

By the end of the video, i had forgotten this was about a display skeleton for study. I was surprised when he had brought it up again 😅

[@nancyM1313]

I was too😄

[@CantTellYou]

Welcome to the genius of Foughty2

[@TonyP9279]

If I was a student at that university, I would be creeped out going near that classroom. If there is any truth about curses and ghosts, that skeleton would possess it.

[@buttsmcgee50]

Yes I agree.

[@LilithLonelyHeart]

well you missed the pretty important fact of how he slipped from being punished when initially captured, when he was joining the SS he didn't accept their tattoo marking, and when Allies were searching for the biggest war criminals, they were searching for these tattoos, so this is how he slipped, and considering his end wasn't just... well ending up as scientific aid equipment after using so many human beings in his experiments feels like a fair bit of poetic justice

[@LycielleHerself]

I'm glad I am not the only one who knows and noticed that fact of his not-existing SS tatoo which made their members trackable so he was not.

[@mrt8179]

At least he died a horrible scary death in the ocean.

[@LycielleHerself]

@@NoName-ve6bi That's exactly the Nazis' way to think but just because you name it different it doesn't become the truth. Everyone knew the imprisoned people he killed and tortured where humans. This argument is only there to make life easier. There is never ever a reason that makes someone more or less human then you are yourself.

[@kevink1575]

He never received the justice he deserved.

[@torihanabi]

🤣🤣🤣 I thought this too “so he’s the specimen on display now! How fitting!”

[@Graeme_Lastname]

There's nothing scarier than reality. 😱

[@jimmylarge1148]

Tons of it are greatly exaggerated or plain lies bro. Don’t believe what u hear on the tv. It ONLY lies.

[@Mtz2604]

And humans

[@tempusfugit9009]

@@Mtz2604 we think we are the center of the universe, that's a huge problem. in reality yes we are a scary self destructive species.

[@Graeme_Lastname]

@UC5B3Af7jWEwf9rHdEwtE2aw Thanks for the link m8. Yep, that's reality 4 ya. 🙂

[@Graeme_Lastname]

@@jimmylarge1148 Ahhh, television. That's where I watch animated shows like the Simpsons, Family guy, Archer, Dr. Who etc. I just can't stomach the rest of it. I agree with you 100% Keep well m8. 🙂

[@Straals]

Great video, very informative. Unfortunately it made me sick to my stomach watching this. The poor children. Let it never be forgotten.

[@boilsisbetter.4561]

Almost at 5 million subs! You deserve it for all your hard work and help on educating us. Thank you.

[@TheKampfbock]

Speaking of Megele i think Eva Mozes Kor was person that was tortured by Megele and survived. Her life and values are outstanding and i would like to hear something about her as well. PS sorry guys if my english is not the best.

[@ChelseaFootballClub1905]

Your English is good, coming from an English guy

[@Psychx_]

His skeleton serving as a teaching aid for doctors to learn saving people of all ethnicities and cultural heritages is actually a fitting end. I wouldn't be surprised if the skeleton tried to rotate on its own like a propeller from time to time.

[@AbrasiousProductions]

more proof karma exists

[@redwolfcanisrufus]

What about operation paperclip? Would love to hear more about that.

[@OAlemaozinho]

Yes please

[@darenmiller2218]

The US took nazi scientists. I’m not sure what else there is to say about it. 🤷🏿

[@wolfmauler]

They did the same thing with the Japanese Unit 731

[@lochlanmuir2291]

Wth is that?

[@zeusdemi6858]

I'm also curious, I've always assumed they just took like, weapons designers and stuff

[@davidtatro7457]

It's a very difficult subject of which to be reminded, but everyone needs to hear this story and those many others like it. Because it could very easily happen again, and again.

[@deborahbarry8250]

Had a friend that her aunt's were a set of twins who served Joseph, the angle of death. They were never the same... mental health, untold fear still remained. Evil does exists in this world, many shapes, many ways

[@EducatedPsycho95]

I love when you cover ww2/Hitler stuff!

[@galactic-gumbo9911]

Me too definitely his most intriguing videos

[@Redditon3]

Yeah I love these types of vids

[@gaggy7448]

Hey! 42 here

[@SotonSam]

Me too

[@EducatedPsycho95]

@@gaggy7448 I say that every time I watch his vids lmao

[@CHOPSHOPX]

I was never a big reader as a kid, in fact I had to go to summer school for English because reading and writing reports was like torture to me. My History teacher noticed I was very interested in WWII and he recomend I read a book called Auschwitz. That turned out to be the first book I read cover to cover and it was vile, it went over every atrociously and experiments conducted by Josef Mengele. One thing I specifically remember was that using poisonous gas was to expensive to use so they would use exhaust fumes from anything that had an engine to fill the gas chambers that resembled a shower room. The Nazi's were truly horrible people, thank God they were defeated. Another great tail Thoughty2!

[@NoName-ve6bi]

They were great people, don't believe the communist propaganda!

[@madhukarjogi4553]

Recommend

[@VaryaEQ]

@@steverobelli Dude, you trying to say that didn't happen?

[@Akursedtime]

I remember having to do a paper on Mengele. And researching him. Even I, with a love for history could not stomach all the horrific deeds he did to innocent people. I had to take breathers in between and did find myself, feeling emotional. He never faced the punishment he rightly deserved and he murdered countless.

[@NoName-ve6bi]

Murdered countless of what? Subhuman rats? He was a great man, don't believe the propaganda!

[@Laure__Line]

Don’t worry, this is a reason why hell exists.

[@Lollaksyotuube]

It doesn't tho

[@Stephan1988]

Wait until you search about Shirō Ishii and Unit731. He was the real champion of evil doctors. A Japanese piece of 💩 of a doctor who has done the most unspeakable stuff you could imagine.

[@OLDMANWAFFLES]

@Safwaan Prove it. Poop in front of us, and turn it into wine. Do it now.

[@grahamritchie8118]

Love your channel and work they are absolutely brilliant and informative, but this particular video was simply outstanding i think what made it so was your heart felt passion in the loathing of this total monster in a regime full of monsters. Thank you for all your work and especially in your description of one of the most evil monsters to ever walk our earth.

[@urkslurk]

I visited a museum in Denmark (Louisiana) this last summer and they had an exhibition about forensic technology, where they brought up the identification process of Josef Megeles skeleton. There, it said they couldnt perform a DNA test to identify him, because there was no confirmed DNA left of him to test it against. Instead they used a technique where they superimposed photos of Mengele throughout his life onto photos taken of his skull in the same exact angle. There was more to it than that though, but I cant remember the details. I thought that was pretty cool. Dont take my word for it though, thats just what I read at the museum, i might be misremembering.

[@magdabielecka8374]

I think they could take DNA from his family and test if the skeleton was related to them.

[@MissHellybaybee]

That's interesting

[@NuLiForm]

& yet...they can extract DNA from a Dinosaur bone..enough to clone it.....heh...wonder how That works.

[@Antony_Jenner]

Apart for the mass murder, Japans Unit 371made Mengele look like a kindergarten teacher.

[@wwiiinplastic4712]

Came here to say the same.

[@chele-chele]

The U.S. committed equal or worse human experiments as recently as the 1970s in Latin America however, certainly they are still at it. None of the world's super powers are innocent.

[@wwiiinplastic4712]

@@chele-chele Yes, but we're talking about two particular groups from WWII and not the other stuff. Perhaps in the next video?

[@imdeaded]

Worst is the doctors from this unit had escaped prosecution. They gave up their research to western powers and the gaining of those documents has helped modern medicine in countless ways. Its sad to know that modern and future generations will benifit from those doctors that tortured murdered dissected swapped body parts operated on living humans infected diseases boiled froze exploded ...... all in the name of science.

[@hehehe7303]

Unit 731.

[@brendaoluwalana186]

Well done! Brilliant, insightful, informative, and compassionate! Thanks, Thoughty2!

[@archeryattacknewcastle3714]

i work with a bunch of high schools in Aus, our education system is pathetic even more so when it comes to WW2 history from the Axis side. I had a discussion with one of the history teachers about the angel of death and they said they intend on doing a small portion of the teaching of him. I will be forwarding this video to him to use as an aid as it is far more educational then whats taught in our schools. Great job 10/10

[@MadLicha]

Huge congrats on reaching the 5m followers mark .. incredible achievement and well deserved

[@jacksonreilly3441]

My goodness! What an excitable fellow you are! In this video, you have unleashed such a veritable volcano of emotion as to exhaust a casual viewer. Settle down! This is history, not "current events".

[@zacariasnelson5753]

Remember, the point of studying history is to *not* repeat the same mistakes. He wasn't born this way, he was convinced of it. Understanding how could prevent anyone becoming like that again

[@NuLiForm]

If only that were true...that simple...but..it is not..In the last Decade...it has been Proven some people Are born this way...all it takes to find them is a simple brain scan.. Most of the frontal lobe of their brains do not light up. Disconnected, thus, are unused...& it can run in family genes.

[@sycksyn]

I had to stop at the eye injecting part; didn't want to spoil the rest. Solid content as always though! Can't wait to bring the family together to listen to this story before bed.

[@AnaFolkenstal]

My grandmother was in Auschwitz. She survived the selection and labor, but was sent later to "take a collective shower". But thankfully, all of them were rescued just before the showers.

[@NoName-ve6bi]

Your grandmother was a subhuman, so were the 6 million others that were eradicated.

[@StimulatedCynic]

Doubt

[@TRDGE]

I'm obsessed with this channel. Amazing coverage and great presentation 🔥

[@2muchtork]

I love your videos. They are informative without being boring. I have watched several of your videos and have never been disappointed.

[@Gl00mySunday]

I read Simon Wiesenthal's autobiography a few years ago. Truly one of the most interesting and also horrible stories that should never be forgotten, If humanity wants a chance at surviving in humans.

[@Swagmonster260]

Fr

[@GIBBO4182]

The worst thing is he never faced any punishment for his crimes…

[@SamsarasArt]

Makes me hope that hell exists so this monster is getting the punishment he deserves

[@trioofsixes]

Nah, the worst thing is that if you go type "unethical human experimentation in the united states" into google, you'll see what sort of monsters won WW2 and called themselves the heroes.

[@zacharyahearn4069]

No the worst thing was the killing.

[@mrt8179]

@@NoName-ve6bi Don't cut yourself on that edge.

[@NoName-ve6bi]

@@mrt8179 Don't believe the communist propaganda, these scientists did great things such as killing half human trash

[@reemyfairy09]

Horrifying, I've heard many stories about survivors from these experiments.. what we as humans are capable of is terrible...

[@traelmate37]

I enjoy watching all of your videos, but what stood out to me in this one was the brevity. This man was the worst of the worst, and you didn't make light of it. Kudos.

[@wolfieworby5653]

"In other words - He was an arsehole." - Thats it! Im offically subscribing.

[@tommykelly1221]

No1 Else does it like you thoughty! Keep doing you and congratulations on your just 5 million subscribers! You most certainly deserve it

[@advictoriam3106]

Merry Christmas Thoughty2 sir!🎅🎄☃️ Thanks for the amazing videos, looking forward to your whacky and wonderful stories next year! One of the best channels there is 👏👏👏

[@I0ck3d]

hey, vicoriam, have a wonderful christmas aswell!

[@osamudazai579]

I've heard about him before, and his particular obsession with twins. Attempting to make one twin suffer by torturing another under the assumption that there was some sort of non physical or psychic connection. I've also heard that (I don't know if its true or how true it is) that because of his experiments and just how far he was willing to go, our understanding of human biology and progression of the medical field was fast forwarded by nearly a century. Even so, that doesn't excuse him of the horrible things he did to people. The only way he could have been properly punished would have been to inflict him with all of the torture he did to others. If anybody in history deserves the full punishment of "An eye for an eye", its this jackass.

[@RisingRevengeance]

War has always been the biggest push for progress. Progress that is always paid in blood.

[@ChubbyUnicorn]

Mengele "experiments " contributed nothing. Of the papers salvaged (they are available to read), they showed no scientific method, no relevant or usable data sets, nothing other than torture similar to Dahmer's attempts to make 'zombie lovers' by drilling holes in living people's heads and pouring various liquids inside. Pure sadistic torture. White supremacists & nazi sympathizers have spread propaganda attempting to justify his horrors. medical advances from WW2 came from front line medics & surgical teams inventing ways to save lives and improve quality of life. Memgele contributed nothing.

[@JNAMOTORSPORTS]

His experiments did nothing for science at all and were all worthless and had no impact on technology or science at all. It was all for nothing.

[@erikwillems6466]

Well actually no. Most of his "work" wasn't scientific, just horrific. There was no point in it. As he destroyed his documentation, it did not advance our understanding of human biology. For example, you don't need to actually try it to realize that injecting blue ink into someone's eye is going to make them blind, not have blue eyes. Even if you where honestly interested in changing someones eye color, such an experiment could have been done on test animals instead of humans.

[@infinitedeath1384]

If I were to be able to punish the angel of death for his actions, it'd be a sentence to literal hell for 40 million years.

[@gillessmeets9030]

Good video! Really interesting topic again! Otmar Freiherr von Verschuer is actually German as well, but his family is from Dutch nobility. The name Verschuer is the nobility (and dutch) part of Otmar. Keep up the good work!

[@MeiinUK]

Wow...

[@heldersantos2714]

How do you punish someone like that give him what he deserves without becoming a monster yourself? Some people ate just broken...

[@SamsarasArt]

The depths some humans sink to are appalling and terrifying

[@theloniuspunk383]

The mengele stuff is all fake

[@suyahatesntr]

I failed to comprehend how he was able to go on his daily life after doing those despicable things.

[@samplastik13]

That's what happens when a psychopath is given too much power

[@DavidSilva-s1m]

That last blurb at the end hit. We all know there’s evil that hides in plain sight, we act as though we can identify it, so we point fingers at decent people who slip up and call them evil while the evil person who tells you what you want to hear is loved. It’s true of politics and it’s true of relationships

[@GameTalkEddie]

20:09 - it was exactly what i was thinking while watching this. How can someone of this evil... just walk away... be that stupid and still not get cought. its just mind boggling. As a german myself, i will never forget, or ignore what pieceses of shit we used to where. But learning things like this... still makes you shake your head in disbelief. You wathc this and think: Where is the justice. How is this even possible. It makes me angry and sad. But i will remember it.

[@iceyduckbergalt]

Merry Christmas Thoughty!! And thanks for the video it was quite interesting to learn about something I never new I needed to learn

[@Frosty_tha_Snowman]

I still feel like the Japanese atrocities during ww2 get overlooked a lot more than they should - especially when you compare it to the infamy of the nazis.

[@hughgrection3052]

Not only overlooked, but totally hidden and condoned, and given jobs. Some of the claims even in this video, and other stories i hear etc just don't make proper sense either. How does one "pin eye balls like butterflies" on a wall? They would just dry up. They're 99.999 percent water after all. They typically are in jars of alcohol or formaldehyde. I've tried to search for photo proof of this to no avail. If anyone has links let me know

[@usernamex6301]

A gift from the world’s best storyteller ❤

[@EducatedPsycho95]

Mr Ballen wants to know your location lol. But fr thoughty and Ballen are excellent story tellers!

[@thatlolguy6799]

I AGREE

[@Mustlovebooks15]

The fact that there is a giant wind storm going on outside my window and making a bunch of noise really added to the mood of this video

[@Duckkkoo]

I just can't stop watching your videos! The're so entertaining.

[@roberthunter479]

War is a terrible thing on its own but what the Nazis and Japanese did during the war to others made it even worse. I didn't live in the time nor could I understand what would drive a person to do that to another. I'm trying to imagine a country that is hostile towards my country and if I could do that to one of them. No, I don't think I could.

[@americanmapper2445]

It's because your thinking it wrong. It was not because of hostilities but rather race

[@ainiel7602]

@@americanmapper2445 that's not true. Tortures and experiments were done to same races,you only had to be considered an "enemy". Japanese experimented on Chinese captives and even on their own Japanese soldiers in the beginning.

[@americanmapper2445]

@@ainiel7602 The Japanese soldiers were a exception and normally traitors so most could consider them not Japanese

[@pixelguitarman]

I would like to add the fact that there is a city in Brazil called Cândido Godói in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, pretty close to Paraguay and Argentina, where he supposedly stayed for some years before moving to the countryside of São Paulo. In this city, the birth rate of identical twins is more than 10 times higher in relation to any other city in Brazil, in a city with a little less than 7 thousand people of which 80% are German descendants, 13% are Polish descendants and the remaining 7% from other ethnicities. And, on top of that, apparently this phenomenon only happens between the people of gemanic descent. This has intrigued geneticists since the 90s, when the first research on this curious phenomenon began, and the studies continues to this day.

[@adanthedriver1982]

We also have in Romania a village called Chiajna with the most pair of twins of the entire country. Might be curious to find out if those descendents have any link with WWII survivors. The village is at west of Bucharest. Cross a small bridge at the limit of Bucharest and at the other end you're in Chiajna. People say it's because of the water but then the neighbouring district whitin Bucharest shall have many twins too but it doesnt. Nice to hear there are other villages/cities with this attribute in the world

[@MeiinUK]

I read before that there was a similar village like that in France as well. I think it was a KZbin video... And some conclusion was the water. But a lot is not so sure.... What are the chances of a single city always giving twins ?...

[@sadderwhiskeymann]

Although I knew his story, i couldn't help thinking "what a piece of shit"

[@sadderwhiskeymann]

@@NoName-ve6bi r u for real?

[@tusse67]

@@NoName-ve6bi great that you take time of from being bukkaked down at the local car wash to inform us of your invaluable thoughts

[@CantTellYou]

@@NoName-ve6bi the art of trolling is now extinct due to idiots like you who make it so obvious with the most inflammatory things you can think of. Sad. 😢

[@kathydavenport4422]

My heart bleeds for all these children. May they all Rest In Peace

[@dykedelic]

I have had goosebumps repeatedly throughout this video, this is one of the most gruesome things I’ve ever watched. What a monster

[@alaskansummertime]

And then the US grabbed the same scientists and said "Hold my beer!".

[@jimmylarge1148]

At least someone else knows this whole shit is a lie.

[@filipevaladares3468]

@@jimmylarge1148 what?

[@Leon_George]

@@jimmylarge1148 What?

[@grugnotice7746]

@@filipevaladares3468 German rocket engineers tested their V2 rockets by inserting them into the anuses of poor jewish victims and firing them. Unbelievable, but it happened. Happened to my poor grandfather, who was only 9 years old!

[@j.r.warren5794]

No. He escaped to South America and wasn't a part of paperclip. If he had been Fauci would have been out of a job because the 'research' would have already been done.

[@justasleepydog9293]

I just got back home from Munchen. I also went to the KZ Dachau and I must say it was well made an also was hard to go through, I saw the barracks in which they conducted experiments like these and they made me go through the actual original death chambers. You only really realize what it actually was and how brutal it was when you step in.

[@justasleepydog9293]

Munich*

[@WilsonTexasRager]

@@justasleepydog9293 Just going to leave this here "Do Germans say Munich or München? In Germany they are called Bayern München, it's only English commentators who call them Bayern Munich"

[@justasleepydog9293]

@@WilsonTexasRager Yea I know thanks however

[@SeanKStephens]

I find it vaguely satisfying that his bones are not at rest. This was such a fascinating video.

[@RshadowA]

4:18 "In other words, he was an arsehole". Haha, this made me laugh pretty damn hard both because I wasn't expecting it and because it's true. LoL.

[@rosieHolliday5887]

I worked in a clinical research company many years ago & we once attended a presentation talking about how these "experiments" were the birth of modern day clinical research. It was all a bit of an eye opener if I recall 😬

[@briancrawford8751]

A US Navy doctor infamously used data from Ravensbrück in a presentation once, and an ethics paper was written about it. It has been decided that no experiments conducted by Nazi scientists had any merit at all, and the data are not to be used. As for what was done at Unit 731 in Manchuria, that's different.

[@lokisingularity3394]

Some of the mazi doctors were brought to America thru project paperclip and participated in some of the mkultra experiments, among others.

[@jeffreybarker357]

Surprised he hasn’t been covered here before.

[@johnlennonkinks]

I know right

[@grrinc]

Great video! Hugely enjoyable. More like this please!

[@RamblesBrambles]

Hugely enjoyable?

[@grrinc]

@@RamblesBrambles problem?

[@JakeMillers]

I thought it was a bot

[@grrinc]

@@JakeMillers lol, no I legit enjoyed it. I thought it was a bit 'one sided' though and could have done with talking about the good side

[@alexlevinson8629]

@@grrinc what’s the good side?….

[@sosababy1016]

That map showing the rat lines making Spain close to Argentina is craaaaazzy

[@LycielleHerself]

Yeah, but sadly the map is a little wrong with Germany's and other European counties' borders..

[@conrad7668]

wasn't the rat line supported by the vatican?

[@felixmertens1083]

Im sooo happy this time is over. Thank god. I can only imagine how horrifiying the time has to have been as a disabled guy myself

[@frankdrake7759]

Awesome video buddy. I'm 55 and history class would have been more interesting if we had of learned this stuff early on. Thanks for posting ! 👍

[@deshaebeasley]

He looks like the type of person who would do things like that at work and get away with it.

[@LindseyLouWho]

you KNOW that asshole raided the breakroom fridge for other people's lunches.

[@dropbearkellyevehammond4446]

As always Aaran gives us brilliant, well researched & extremely well presented information 🙂

[@dropbearkellyevehammond4446]

@ᴛʜᴏᴜɢʜᴛʏ2 thanks Aaran 🙂

[@asymmium]

Finally someone doing an European sponsorship! For once actually considered Foreo since they seemed to have some interesting stuff. Sweden as well being where I live

[@ttp513]

5:13: "His time on the front lines came to and end in 19thoughty-two...." I can't unhear it....

[@PiotrWalecki-u8d]

How dare you call what Soviets done a "liberation"?

[@bruhsoup9456]

"Hey 42 here"

[@RavenNunchucks]

I say this to myself every day

[@bigt4135]

The most interesting time in history to me.

[@toutom6612]

Just as i had to do a presentation about this guy, you made a video about him. Thank you

[@Crowwalker100]

"Standard issue human skeleton" Thank you for the lol and spitting tea all over my desk. I needed a laugh today.

[@JonaTile]

Thanks Thoughty2! It's quite impressive how you manage to tell horrible storys like this so entertaining without making it seem like a crazy made up tale or joking too much about things that aren't even funny. What the Nazis did in the konzentration camps was truly horrific and Mengeles 'experements' where no doubt gruesome. It's very important to talk about monsters like him, so all this agony won't be forgotten. I've got a question though: Humans perform awful experiments like this (and probably even worse ones) on animals all the time. For science, for medicine, in the name of Progress... Why does that seem to be fine? Why don't we talk about that? Why don't we do something about that?! I genuinely do not understand where the difference lies, between the animals we hold as pets - who we love like our children and who are part of our familys - and the animals we torture and kill without remorse. Where lies the difference between the Nazis and us, if we treat all those animals, those living, thinking and feeling individuals like they are werth less than ourselves? Isn't that the same line of thinking, the nazis pursued? Thinking to belong to a superior race...? Could you please make a video explaining all that? So far nobody managed to explain it to me and I can't be the only one confused by this weird double standard. (PS: Sorry for my bad English. It is my second language and while I understand a lot, writing something myself is still quite hard for me...)

[@rwandaforever6744]

To make it simple: No. It's not the same. By far. And humans are not the only animals that treat other animals cruelly. Yet, we are the most technically and mentally evolved animal, which is why those actions are more and more frowned upon. Most countries have laws against animal cruelty. And even companies are moving away from testing their products on animals due to public outcry. There are some studies that still involve animal testing (lab rats and knock-out mice e.g.) because the only way (as of yet) to do those experiments would be using humans and while experimenting on animals is not applauded by most, experimenting on humans is considered a crime. And I am not talking about testing some blue pill for it's functionality, but life-and-death experiments. Try to find volunteers where one focus group will be dissected after testing... or has a high probability to get seriously ill. Your main error is equating intraspecies cruely to interspecies cruelty. There is, and you probably would agree to that, a difference if you e.g. run over a cat by accident or you run over a kid by accident. Eating humans is not OK, while eating animal is. Probably because hominids have done so for million of years and humans for 400k years. And, as I said, you do not frown upon lions eating buffalo. Or chimpanzees eating small monkeys...or even other chimpanzees from different groups. Ants enslave aphids. Spiders eat flies. And, yes, a lot of them kill more than they eat but are lucky that others partake of their leftovers. I wonder how deep into the phylogenic tree your love of animals goes? Do they have to be fluffy and cute to be considered worth keeping alive? How about snakes? Lobsters? Fish? Insects? Spiders? Some spiders can be considered more intelligent than e.g. cows or sheep. Not saying we will probably move into the direction of eating less animals in the next decades to come, but they will never be considered equal to humans unless they start rivaling us in intelligence and communication. The closest we have to that are apes and even they are way behind and would need some millennia to catch up. Modern humans did not change much for the last 50k-100k years (even the differences to 250k years are minor). Actual changes are not expected to happen very fast. We might find ways to enhance ourselves due to leaps in technology, but underneath we will still be those cave dwellers in furs eating raw meat or hunters running through the savanna to spear some antelopes and try not get eaten by the other hunters, the lions and leopards. Compared to those, we came a long way.

[@JonaTile]

Ok thanks@@rwandaforever6744 So the reason why this is so complicated is the inner conflict between our biological roots, the instincts that have evolved in us over millions of years and the burden of ethics and morale that come with our luxuryos lives and relativ intelligent brains? And why do we ceep pets then? I think most people don't see them as a last resort food source or something... And by the way, I think naked mole rats are the best animals, but I love them all, I guess... I don't know a lot about snakes and fish, but a lot of Insects are really fascinating too and I know spiders are great and try never to harm them even though I'm kinda scared of them (there are no spiders dangerous to humens where I live, but brains are weird I guess...)

[@rwandaforever6744]

@@JonaTile I would not call it conflict, but humans are complicated^^ Keeping pets as in "animals I pet and like" was just something that came from keeping pets for work and food and clothing and hunting companion. You get attached to things and lifeforms when you interact with them and depend on them for some time. And nowadays we can afford to just have an animal just for fun and cuddling. You do not see many pets in regions that are fresh out of a famine or where people have no time and money to feed "just" a pet. You keep animals for a purpose, often for food. You might like the animal, but not to the point where you would rather keep it instead of kill and eat it. This is all a rich people problem. And it is getting a bit out of hand, when they are treated like humans or surrogate kids. This in itself often constitutes animal cruelty... Vegetarianism evolved out of necessity (whereas veganism probably would not evolve in nature without very specific rare circumstances). When you have no other protein source, you either adapt or die. This is, again, a life style choice of rich people. Not saying it is without merit, but humans are omnivores and will, when hungry, eat what there is to eat. You will not find a lot of people starving in front of a pack of sausage. And if they do, their DNA will not make it to the next generation. I'm all with you on animal cruelty. Actively killing an animal when not needed as food or in self-defense, even enjoying the act, is not normal. Not plssing on hunters here. You have to curb some numbers now and then, but those usually get eaten. If you just kill for fun...you are mentally sick. Yes, I will kill a spider if it invades my private space...or I will just take it outside. Not sure why I do it differently, possibly depending on my mood and how annoyed or tired I am. Same with flies. I do not feel much attachment to insects, yet killing them outright feels still wrong. Definitely pelt before scales before feathers. Can't stand birds. Not sure why. Let us just expect the world to evolve further and get to a point where the need for meat is satisfied without killing animals. It is after all easier and less messy when you can grow it in a lab^^

[@thekwjiboo]

I could listen to this guy read a phone book.

[@monkeyhaters9258]

Assholey is that a word...? if it isn't, it should be😬

[@keegobricks9734]

"Just use your imagination- because that is close enough to the truth" What a great video.

[@veskoavramovic6531]

1:44 The more fitting nickname for such a monster would be Grim reaper, not "Angel of death", cause the angel part sounds too kind, and the death part too light, since those weren't just mere deaths, but rather horrific torture killings.

[@BoomBustProfits]

The WW2 Holocaust gets the most attention (for reasons we can't talk about) but in terms of numbers there were far greater tragedies: in China (close to 60million died from torture, starvation and low living standards during Mao's "Great Leap Forward" and "Cultural Revolution")...also in terms of sheer numbers, the tragedy is Stalin's Russia, Also Ukraine famine, Khmer Rouge, even the Moroccans raping & killing Italians at the end of WW2 gets little to no attention...so many tragedies throughout history that need to be studied otherwise the continue - Like the slaughter of thousands of Russian speaking Ukrainians by the NATO/US backed Kiev regime after the 2014 Obama/Nuland/Neocon/Democrat/NATO backed coup (one of the reasons Russia was forced to intervene-that and the violation of every border treaty & agreement by the west...) it's here: The Odessa Massacre: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6nGc2OGfpmNgsk

[@estertaitz1519]

What reasons we can't talk about? Do share

[@shaf4811]

"Claim your 1 in hour ticket here" Early sqaud😄

[@Mircyaa]

I was here 🤘🏽

[@noel350]

The moment one judges anyone as something that they are not, they are not what they were. They go down in history as subhuman, while in their lives they judged others as such.

[@sefatsilverlake3816]

19:18 I imagine a teacher giving a lecture on the ethics of using humans to progress medicine, and start talking about mengele next to his skeleton, just for the reveal at the end LOL.

[@lealmelisa]

👏👏👏 Thak you for this great video.

[@bryceasj1999]

I'm so used to paid promotions, that when you mentioned Mengela almost dying from chewing on his facial hair, I was like "if only he had Manscaped" lmao

[@mongishkelly5118]

Love how you story tell it’s so different

[@hannabrandl7752]

German from Munich here. First of all thanks for your awesome videos. When I was still in school I had the chance to meet an impressive older man, who was put into concentration camp when he was just a child. Just because his family happened to be jewish. His parents even named him Adolf, when he was born while the Nazis just began to rise, hoping it might save him from being targeted. He was one of the poor victims "treated" by Mengele. He tried to castrate him and his siblings by sticking metal bars in their abdomen. He was looking for a more "efficient" way than surgery. It was horrible to hear his story, but we were lucky to still have someone telling his story first hand. He was such a mentally strong man and he overcame his trauma, married and had children. So we were happy to hear that this monster Mengele had failed is mission at least in this case.

[@agoodname3250]

3:06 - for those who want to skip the ''ad''

[@N13M0]

Keep no preaching reality! We love you dude!!! 🎸

[@rapp3090]

Another great episode, sir. Thanks.

[@PrimalMisfit]

I find it crazy that this man was a part of society almost as if he was just a normal person. Imagine crossing paths with him in south America and not realising that this man killed 400 thousand people and done the stuff he done

[@kingdavey90]

400,000 (thousand)

[@PrimalMisfit]

@@kingdavey90 thanks for pointing it out lol. Still that's a insane amount of people to be responsible for

[@mr.j1003]

11:18 well i guess that's the German version of the chinese saying, "you can learn the dao in the morning and die in the evening". It's amazing how the human mind gives birth to the same concept in different cultures without outside influence.

[@mickelin100]

might be the best episode so far...love your channel

[@darklord884]

I'm sorry, I know this is a serious video and all, but the moment you say "2 months later" and Mengele's "Huh?!" at around 4:54 the two are timed so perfectly, it sounds like 'later' is pronounced with a ridiculous German accent as "latER?!" and I can't unhear that now. It's hilarious.

[@vincentnicholson3246]

I almost cried laughed at the line, "in other words, he was an asshole." Best shit I have heard in a while.