Novel • World War II

Liječnici zločinci

Christian Bernadac

Medical experiments on humans in concentration camps.

This book shows the medical experiments that Hitler and Himmler ordered or approved. The author is not a doctor, but a journalist. He searched for and found former inmates who had been experimented on by German doctors, captured doctors who, under the threat of death, had to serve as assistants or specialists to Nazi researchers.

Original title

Les medecins maudits

Translation

Mirjana Gračan

Editor

Zorislav Ugljen

Graphics design

Bronislav Fajon

Dimensions

20.5 x 14 cm

Pages

195

Publisher

Globus, Zagreb, 1981.

Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.

Language: Croatian.

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