I've always wondered what type of experiments the Nazis actually carried out, and i really want to learn/know. Not in a sadistic 'i'm going to do it' way, it just interests me.
Like I've heard stuff about Nazis having mysterious groups and places etc in which they would carry out top secret shit, and or unspeakable things.
Sorry if i come across as a total idiot, im just really curious, if someone could enlighten me on the subject of experiments/groups the Nazis had, i'd really appreciate it
Google Josef Mengele. Enough said.
they made fanta
I wouldn't advise looking them up unless you plan on not sleeping for the next week or so.
A significant amount of experiments were conducted on the death camp prisoners, many of which were to test the human body's endurance to various things. One experiment iirc was to test how low the core body temperature of a person could fall before they die. The data for this was used to design clothing for the Luftwaffe to keep their pilots alive in cold water after jumping out of the plane. I think that data is still being used today, justified as being important enough that the lives it continues to save offsets the lives taken away in the pursuit of that data.
Quite a few experiments had no scientific value whatsoever, especially a lot of what Josef Mengele did e.g. injecting dyes into prisoners' eyes in order to make them blue.
[QUOTE=CrispexOps;32458814]Google Josef Mengele. Enough said.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Sgt Doom;32458869]
Quite a few experiments had no scientific value whatsoever, especially a lot of what Josef Mengele did e.g. injecting dyes into prisoners' eyes in order to make them blue.[/QUOTE]
Just read a bit about his Auschwitz experiments (Josef Mengele) but im looking for more of a higher level of experiments, like groundbreaking stuff, though what i found on the Josef page was interesting.
Psychology grew in leaps and bounds during the third Reich. A famous experiment being one where they separated two twins and put them in different families to see if they would develop the same way still.
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I phrased that wrong, i didnt mean it like it was wrote
[QUOTE=ragawaga;32459003]So it was more 'useless' experiments, than focusing on certain war tactics or w/e ?[/QUOTE]
Yeah, psychology is definitely 'useless' as opposed to war. :downs:
Look up the pharmaceutical company Bayer, [URL="http://science.jrank.org/pages/4450/Morphine.html"]the developers of heroin[/URL]. They used to be called IG Farben, a pharmaceutical and chemical conglomerate that allegedly sponsored experiments by Nazi torturers.
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Also, [url=http://www.cracked.com/article_15767_third-reich-to-fortune-500-five-popular-brands-nazis-gave-us.html]this[/url] is a good read, OP!
Their rocket scientists were also really far ahead of everyone else at the time. A lot of the stuff the USA learned about rockets in the 1950's came from old Nazi scientists.
I was watching this a couple nights ago. It's about a Nazi UFO.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kei5g173g6k[/media]
The back story starts around 2:00, but it gets good at about 10:36.
You can also look up some of their psychological warfare tactics...
For instance, the bomber "Stuka" had a siren attached to its belly (also called "Jericho trompete"), that was activated by the plane airbrakes...
When a Stuka dived, ready to drop off a bomb, you'd hear something like this:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZZ504TGDpE[/media]
As soon as everyone heard that sound, they were all shitting fucktons of bricks
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And IIRC, the V1 missiles had a very unique (as in scary-as-fuck) sound as well
[QUOTE=The Winner;32459035]Yeah, psychology is definitely 'useless' as opposed to war. :downs:[/QUOTE]
Yeah i realise i didnt mean that like i wrote it, disregard it
[QUOTE=Pretiacruento;32459130]
Also, [url=http://www.cracked.com/article_15767_third-reich-to-fortune-500-five-popular-brands-nazis-gave-us.html]this[/url] is a good read, OP![/QUOTE]
That was pretty interesting
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[QUOTE=Pretiacruento;32459401]You can also look up some of their psychological warfare tactics...
For instance, the bomber "Stuka" had a siren attached to its belly (also called "Jericho trompete"), that was activated by the plane airbrakes...
When a Stuka dived, ready to drop off a bomb, you'd hear something like this:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZZ504TGDpE[/media]
As soon as everyone heard that sound, they were all shitting fucktons of bricks
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And IIRC, the V1 missiles had a very unique (as in scary-as-fuck) sound as well[/QUOTE]
That actually fucked my head a little
I know, right?
Just imagine that sound, [b]250x louder[/b]...
Seriously, you'd shit a fucking brick factory in a nanosecond :/
[QUOTE=Pretiacruento;32459401]You can also look up some of their psychological warfare tactics...
For instance, the bomber "Stuka" had a siren attached to its belly (also called "Jericho trompete"), that was activated by the plane airbrakes...
When a Stuka dived, ready to drop off a bomb, you'd hear something like this:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZZ504TGDpE[/media]
As soon as everyone heard that sound, they were all shitting fucktons of bricks
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And IIRC, the V1 missiles had a very unique (as in scary-as-fuck) sound as well[/QUOTE]
I get chills when I hear that sound.
And, on top of that, imagine a fucking fleet of 300+ of those things, bombing a city...
You'd hear that fucking siren almost [b]non-stop[/b]...
That would really demoralize and put fear in the minds of anybody, guaran-fuckin'-teed.
They sure were really fucking good at mastering psychological warfare (as in almost everything else they did)... I'll give them that.
[QUOTE=Pretiacruento;32459576]And, on top of that, imagine a fucking fleet of 300+ of those things, bombing a city...
You'd hear that fucking siren almost [b]non-stop[/b]...
That would really demoralize and put fear the minds of anybody, guaran-fuckin'-teed.
They sure were really fucking good at mastering psychological warfare (as in almost everything else they did)... I'll give them that.[/QUOTE]
Oh god im actually imagining hundreds of those sirens, would be so scary
It's the japs you should research if you're into this shit.
Image search 'Unit 731' on Google, but I must warn you that it's highly NSFW.
[QUOTE=ragawaga;32459618]Oh god im actually imagining hundreds of those sirens, would be so scary[/QUOTE]
Me too, man...
[img]http://sae.tweek.us/static/images/emoticons/emot-sympathy.gif[/img]
[QUOTE=Pretiacruento;32459130]Look up the pharmaceutical company Bayer, [URL="http://science.jrank.org/pages/4450/Morphine.html"]the developers of heroin[/URL]. They used to be called IG Farben, a pharmaceutical and chemical conglomerate that allegedly sponsored experiments by Nazi torturers.
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Also, [url=http://www.cracked.com/article_15767_third-reich-to-fortune-500-five-popular-brands-nazis-gave-us.html]this[/url] is a good read, OP![/QUOTE]
Wait, Bayer? [B]That[/B] Bayer?
I'll never look at my pills the same way anymore...
[QUOTE=Berz3rk;32459656]It's the japs you should research if you're into this shit.
Image search 'Unit 731' on Google, but I must warn you that it's highly NSWF.[/QUOTE]
I came here to post this, yeah. OP if you want to know more about this kind of stuff, look up unit 731.
Also my My Grandfather's father was a Wehrmacht officer of some sorts. I always wondered if my family still has his uniform.
Will do
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[QUOTE=proch;32459750]Also my My Grandfather's father was a Wehrmacht officer of some sorts. I always wondered if my family still has his uniform.[/QUOTE]
That'd be pretty cool
[QUOTE=proch;32459683]Wait, Bayer? [B]That[/B] Bayer?
I'll never look at my pills the same way anymore...[/QUOTE]
Yep, THAT Bayer, the ones who make you think aspirins are good at anything... check out that other link I've posted; you'll find out a Bayer employee went by the name of...
...
[B]Josef Mengele.[/B]
[QUOTE] Prisoners of war were subjected to vivisection without anesthesia [/QUOTE]
Wow unit 731 wow
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[QUOTE] Human targets were used to test grenades positioned at various distances and in different positions. Flame throwers were tested on humans.[11] Humans were tied to stakes and used as targets to test germ-releasing bombs, chemical weapons, and explosive bombs. [/QUOTE]
the fack
[QUOTE=Mcfuret;32458848]they made fanta[/QUOTE]
What he said.
OP, you might want to look up the history of Fanta... [url=http://www.snopes.com/cokelore/fanta.asp]the nazi beverage[/url] :/
[QUOTE=ragawaga;32459840]Wow unit 731 wow
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the fack[/QUOTE]
The Japanese seriously make horror movies look like legally blonde films :suicide:
According to wikipedia, unit 731 were the first to test Anthrax as a method of biological warfare.
[QUOTE=(P!);32460223]According to wikipedia, unit 731 were the first to test Anthrax as a method of biological warfare.[/QUOTE]
Yeah im reading through now, its fucking wierd
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