Mengele had the full permission of the Nazi party of which he was a direct member of to perform any tasks or procedures on any Jewish people brought to Auschwitz. Mengele, however, limited his own self to performing experiments on twins and/or dwarfs. He practiced what people now would call "insane or crazy" experiments on these people. Some of his hypothesis centered on the idea of changing people

At the close of the war Mengele and several other concentration camp doctors were arrested by French and American troops. However, in 1946, at the onset of the war criminal trials Mengele escaped from jail. Years later he was found dead in a remote Asian mountain site, after living for an extended period in solitaire.

One of Mengele's primary goals was to transform Jews into blonde-haired and blue-eyed members of the Aryan Nation. Although the majority of his "crazy" experiments and ideas failed, Mengele was commended on his efforts and ideology by Aldolf Hitler himself.

When Mengele practiced on his subjects he usually began by inoculating them life-threatening germs and diseases in order to discover how the Jewish people would react to the illnesses, which also meant almost certain death. As far as using twins in these types of experiments he would compare an inocu

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