Above is stills from footage shot at
Buchenwald in 1945, of a preserved,
dissected
human head, such items are common in many universities until this day.
human head, such items are common in many universities until this day.
In fact, such items are now
considered works of art
American hero, General George S.
Patton (1885 - 1945) wrote
in his memoirs (which
were not
published until 2 years after he had
died in very mysterious
circumstances), of a trip to Nazi
concentration camp Buchenwald, and a
brain there, which German scientists
had kept alive.
"Colonel Odom asked some of these doctors if there was anything he could do for them. One said yes, that he was making a very interesting experiment on a human brain and needed some carbon black. The human brain, apparently, was still alive."
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