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Dr Heinz Thilo. Nazi Dr at Auschwitz, involved in selections for the gas chamber. He committed suicide in prison after the war. <sup></sup><ref>www.encyclopedie.bseditions.fr/article.php?pArticleId=23&pChapitreId=37392&pSousChapitreId=37394&pArticleLib=Les+SS+servant+%E0+Auschwitz+et+leur+devenir+%5BAuschwitz%2C+camp+de+concentration+nazi-%3ELes+bourreaux%5D</ref> Lipton writes, in his book, Nazi Doctors, that "One . . . selected only according to categories.” But the doctor was still central, Dr. B. emphasized: “He stood there and led the thing.”
Dr Heinz Thilo. Nazi Dr at Auschwitz, involved in selections for the gas chamber. He committed suicide in prison after the war. <sup></sup><ref>www.encyclopedie.bseditions.fr/article.php?pArticleId=23&pChapitreId=37392&pSousChapitreId=37394&pArticleLib=Les+SS+servant+%E0+Auschwitz+et+leur+devenir+%5BAuschwitz%2C+camp+de+concentration+nazi-%3ELes+bourreaux%5D</ref> Lifton writes, in his book, Nazi Doctors, that "One . . . selected only according to categories.” But the doctor was still central, Dr. B. emphasized: “He stood there and led the thing.”
"The same time there was constant pressure from above toward maximum involvement in selections, particularly from the spring of 1944 when dentists and pharmacists were also ordered to take their turns on the ramp." p. 197.
"The same time there was constant pressure from above toward maximum involvement in selections, particularly from the spring of 1944 when dentists and pharmacists were also ordered to take their turns on the ramp." p. 197.

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Dr Heinz Thilo. Nazi Dr at Auschwitz, involved in selections for the gas chamber. He committed suicide in prison after the war. [1] Lifton writes, in his book, Nazi Doctors, that "One . . . selected only according to categories.” But the doctor was still central, Dr. B. emphasized: “He stood there and led the thing.”

"The same time there was constant pressure from above toward maximum involvement in selections, particularly from the spring of 1944 when dentists and pharmacists were also ordered to take their turns on the ramp." p. 197. [2] Also more on Dr Thilo: [3] 74.239.209.92 (talk) 09:33, 30 November 2012 (UTC)

References

  1. ^ www.encyclopedie.bseditions.fr/article.php?pArticleId=23&pChapitreId=37392&pSousChapitreId=37394&pArticleLib=Les+SS+servant+%E0+Auschwitz+et+leur+devenir+%5BAuschwitz%2C+camp+de+concentration+nazi-%3ELes+bourreaux%5D
  2. ^ www.holocaust-history.org/lifton/LiftonT174.shtml
  3. ^ degob.org/index.php?showarticle=2023

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