“…Do you know why it was easy for your people to be so murdered in
millions? They were too scared and too weak…they were cowards! That was
why, in all cases, it took only about four soldiers to escort thousands
of them to the gas chambers. Why didn’t your people fight back? Just a
dozen, from among the thousands, could have easily overpowered the few
German soldiers guarding them. But no one wanted to die…not even for
their wives and children. Everyone was concerned for their individual
survival…what a weak, cowardly people!” – Dr. Dieter Vogel, the Nazi
medical doctor notoriously known as The Butcher of Birkenau. During the
2nd World War, the man performed medical experiments on Jews, including
pregnant women and children without using anesthetics. The above
statement was one of his bold outbursts to the Israeli Mossad agents
that abducted him in 1965.
