As the human race expands, so does medicine. Researchers are studying medicinal ways that promise a better, longer life. However, red and blue paint cannot give rise to purple paint without proper mixing. Thus, health sciences cannot develop without extensive experimentation. The Nazis exemplified this concept of “extensive experimentation” with their cruel and inhumane medical experiments. The trials varied in nature and reason. Some “experiments had legitimate scientific objectives, even if the methods used violated the canons of medical ethics.” Others were racial in nature and designed to advance Nazi racial theories. [However,] Most of it was just bad science. (jewishvirtuallibrary.org). The medical experiments carried out by the Nazis were extensive and widely divergent, but they can generally be divided into three categories: racial experimentation, war wound experimentation, and pharmaceutical testing. Fascism – a political philosophy that exalts the nation and often the race above the individual. -- lays the foundations of the Nazi regime. Ipso facto, it's not a coincidence...