Doctors of Death. Nazi and Japanese Experimentation Programs on the Living and the Dead

This book is not just a chronicle of war crimes, but a strict, detailed investigation into one of the darkest pages of the 20th century: Nazi and Japanese experiments on humans. The author relies on testimonies from victims and executioners, archival documents, and rare eyewitness accounts. It includes everything from the horrifying details of the work of 'Unit 731' in Japan and the blocks of Auschwitz to questions that still do not have complete answers: what was the true purpose of these experiments, was there collaboration between the Nazi bloc of Germany and Japan, and why many criminals were never punished, while the atrocities were ignored. It is not only a historical investigation but also a terrifying reminder of what humans are capable of when ideology substitutes for morality.