Paul Weindling is Professor of History of Medicine in the Department of History, Philosophy and Religion, Oxford Brookes University, UK.

• Foreword: Experiments Beyond the Nuremberg Paradigm1. Victim Narratives2. Nazifying Medical Research3. On the Slippery Slope: From Eugenics to Experiments4. Devalued Lives: “Euthanasia” Research5. Racial Research6. First SS Experiments 1939-417. Experiments and Extermination8. Wartime Expansion9. Infectious Threats 1942-4510. Auschwitz: Reproductive Experiments11. Skeletons and Anatomy12. Pharmacology and Poisons13. Scale and Structure14. Evasion and Resistance15. 1945 - Ruin and Relentless ResearchBibliographyIndex

Weindling’s monograph is the first comprehensive inquiry to treat coerced experimentation as a distinct object of study, right down to the gory details of the tests themselves. In that vein, the book makes a tremendous contribution to existing scholarship by addressing the hitherto neglected experiences and perspectives of the victims ... An important and thought-provoking study that warrants the full attention of specialists in the field for its sophisticated documentation and revelatory insights.

Paul Weindling is Professor of History of Medicine in the Department of History, Philosophy and Religion, Oxford Brookes University, UK.

• Foreword: Experiments Beyond the Nuremberg Paradigm1. Victim Narratives2. Nazifying Medical Research3. On the Slippery Slope: From Eugenics to Experiments4. Devalued Lives: “Euthanasia” Research5. Racial Research6. First SS Experiments 1939-417. Experiments and Extermination8. Wartime Expansion9. Infectious Threats 1942-4510. Auschwitz: Reproductive Experiments11. Skeletons and Anatomy12. Pharmacology and Poisons13. Scale and Structure14. Evasion and Resistance15. 1945 - Ruin and Relentless ResearchBibliographyIndex

Weindling’s monograph is the first comprehensive inquiry to treat coerced experimentation as a distinct object of study, right down to the gory details of the tests themselves. In that vein, the book makes a tremendous contribution to existing scholarship by addressing the hitherto neglected experiences and perspectives of the victims ... An important and thought-provoking study that warrants the full attention of specialists in the field for its sophisticated documentation and revelatory insights.

Paul Weindling is Professor of History of Medicine in the Department of History, Philosophy and Religion, Oxford Brookes University, UK.

• Foreword: Experiments Beyond the Nuremberg Paradigm1. Victim Narratives2. Nazifying Medical Research3. On the Slippery Slope: From Eugenics to Experiments4. Devalued Lives: “Euthanasia” Research5. Racial Research6. First SS Experiments 1939-417. Experiments and Extermination8. Wartime Expansion9. Infectious Threats 1942-4510. Auschwitz: Reproductive Experiments11. Skeletons and Anatomy12. Pharmacology and Poisons13. Scale and Structure14. Evasion and Resistance15. 1945 - Ruin and Relentless ResearchBibliographyIndex

Weindling’s monograph is the first comprehensive inquiry to treat coerced experimentation as a distinct object of study, right down to the gory details of the tests themselves. In that vein, the book makes a tremendous contribution to existing scholarship by addressing the hitherto neglected experiences and perspectives of the victims ... An important and thought-provoking study that warrants the full attention of specialists in the field for its sophisticated documentation and revelatory insights.