Triumph

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Triumph Through Death and Struggle (1954-58)
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Chancellor Hitler, 1933
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Reichstag Fire. Berlin. February 27, 1933
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Reichstag Fire. Berlin. February 27, 1933
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A Strong Reich is the Bulwark of Peace, Nuremberg
1936
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Leni Riefenstahl, 1933
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Berlin May 10, 1933
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Berlin May 10, 1933
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Alamagordo, NM December 31, 2001
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Temporary Camp, near Bremen, Germany, 1933 or
1934
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Temporary Camp, Guantanamo, Cuba 2002 or 2003
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The Result Loss of Pride
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The Jew in their element
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"Distinguishing Marks for Protective Custody
Prisoners."
Pink triangle badge for male homosexual
prisoners, In addition to the basic badge (top),
variations marked repeat offenders, prisoners in
punishment battalions, and homosexual Jews. Other
colors identified political prisoners, previously
convicted criminals, emigrants, Jehovah's
Witnesses, and so-called asocials.
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Sachenhausen Brickworks Homosexuals at Hard Labor
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Work will set you Free Dachau, Germany
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The Eternal Jew
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Jewish Women and Children Executed Ukrane, 1942
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Poland, 1944-45?
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Matthausen, Austria 1944-45?
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Selbstmord Dachau, Germany
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Seawater Experiment
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Auschwitz 1. Live vivisections on patients 2.
Blood experiments 3. Mengele injected methylne
blue into patients eyes to try to change the
brown eye color into blue (Gutman Berenbaum,
1994) 4. Removal of womens breasts (Snyder,
1976) 5. Twin studies where Mengele would inject
twins with various diseases to see the effects of
them on the human body (Gutman Berenbaum,
1994)  Mengele had tied the veins together of
some of his patients to see what would happen
(Gutman Berenbaum, 1994)
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6. At block ten, around 300 women were injected
with various caustic substances such as prolusion
and progynon (Fischer, 1995) 8. Doctors punctured
children's livers or removed them (Annas
Grodin, 1992) 9. Doctors tried to brainwash
prisoners by giving them high doses of
barbiturates and morphine (Lifton, 1986) 11.
Sterilization and Castration experiments
(Fischer, 1995)
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12. Cyanide salts injected into prisoners(Lifton,
1986) 13. They did pharmacological trials for
Bayer to see the effects of Ruthenol and 3582 on
different conditions such as typhus, typhoid,
paratyphoid diseases, dirheria, TB, and scarlet
fever (Lifton, 1986) 14. Artificially injected
typhus in patients (Lifton, 1986) 15. Hepatitis
experiments (Annas Grodin, 1992) 16. Starved
patients and removed their organs after death
(Fest, 1970)
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18. Vivisections by exposing leg muscles and
testing various medications on them (Lifton,
1986) 19. Putting lead acetate on various parts
of the body (Lifton, 1986) 20. Medical students
practiced and operated on people regarding their
specialty (Lifton, 1986)
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Buchenwald 3. Live vivisections on humans 5.
Liquidation by injections including by
apomorphine(Lifton, 1986) 6. Unnecessary
operations and amputations 7. Yellow Fever,
smallpox, paratyphoid AB, cholera and TB was
injected into healthy patients (Sofsky, 1997) 8.
Tried to cure homosexuality 9. Patients injected
with Luminal and Pervitin to see the effects
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10. Patients whom had typhus, doctors injected
fresh blood into them(Lifton, 1986) 11. Injected
evapium sodium and chloral hydrate in patients in
operating rooms (Hackett, 1995) 12. Burned
patients had poison injected into their
wounds(Hackett, 1995)
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Dachau 1. Hypothermia experiments - seeing how
long people will last in freezing water and
finding out what they could do to revive them
(Fischer, 1995). 2. High Altitude experiments-
studying human reactions to high altitude flight.
Prisoners were thrown into a decompression
chamber and exposed to extreme pressure or
"vacuum conditions"(Fischer, 1995) 3. Malaria
experiments- patients were infected with malaria
to find a "cure"(Fest, 1970)
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4. Experiments with a plant called Polygal that
did not work (Fest, 1970) 5. Any prisoner in 1942
who had been in Dachau for longer than three
months was killed by injection (Sofsky, 1997)
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Martin Niemoller
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Pope Pius XII Poland, 1939-40?
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Martin Niemoller
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Martin Niemoller
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Martin Niemoller