Eksperymenty medyczne, o których NIKT nie miał wiedzieć.

This episode is devoted to the Nazi doctors who conducted inhumane medical experiments on prisoners in concentration camps—including Gross-Rosen and Auschwitz. A conversation with Joanna Lamparska presents true testimonies, archival facts, and untold stories of those subjected to pseudo-medical tests that had nothing to do with science, treatment, or medicine. The material covers, among other things: • who the doctors conducting the experiments were and what their "workplace" was like; • what methods, tools, and procedures were used; • what the tests were for and the ideologies behind them; • what death, mutilation, or life with lasting consequences looked like; • how victims recalled this time and why many cases were kept silent for decades; • what happened to the doctors after the war: trials, escapes, false biographies, impunity. This is one of the most difficult topics of World War II, because it touches on the heart of the question: how can a person possessing knowledge, intelligence, and a medical oath become a murder weapon? 00:00:00–00:03:03 – Start 00:03:04–00:14:31 – How difficult is it to write and collect materials about the camps? 00:14:32–00:17:59 – Why did you focus on the doctors who were torturers? 00:18:00–00:42:39 – “Born Evil” or the Effect of the System—When Does a Criminal Begin? 00:42:40–00:43:11 – How do you reconcile this with the Hippocratic Oath? 00:43:12–00:57:51 – Did the trauma of World War I shape these doctors? 00:57:52–01:07:03 – Were their testimonies and “explanations” preserved after the war? 01:07:04–01:14:31 – “A box of rotten apples”: does the system corrupt people? 01:14:32–01:21:35 – What are the survivors’ accounts like today—do they sound different? 01:21:36–01:23:35 – What lesson does this hold for our generation? 01:23:36 – Romanticizing perpetrators and “algorithms”: why is it dangerous?