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During World War II, Nazi doctors and scientists conducted a range of horrific experiments on prisoners in concentration camps and other facilities. These experiments were carried out in the pursuit of scientific knowledge and to advance the goals of the Nazi regime, including the creation of a superior Aryan race.

Some of the most notorious experiments involved the testing of new drugs, vaccines, and surgical techniques, often without the consent or knowledge of the subjects. Prisoners were also subjected to extreme conditions, such as exposure to freezing temperatures or high altitudes, to study the effects on the human body.

Other experiments involved the study of twins, including Josef Mengele's infamous experiments at Auschwitz, where he sought to create artificial multiple births and conducted cruel and often lethal experiments on twins.

Many of these experiments resulted in the death or permanent disability of the subjects, and the Nazi doctors and scientists involved in these atrocities were later prosecuted and convicted of war crimes and crimes against humanity. The legacy of these experiments remains a dark chapter in the history of medicine and ethics and serves as a warning of the dangers of unchecked scientific ambition and prejudice.