True Story Behind Human Centipede - Nazi Camp Experiments

The Nazi experiments revealed the darkest side of human nature, and today we're going to look at one of the most insane experiments that inspired one of the most horrific horror films ever. Don't miss today's insane new video that reveals one of the Nazi's favorite experiments.

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[NotInterXX]

I literally hadn’t seen the human centipede, and when I watched a MOVIE RECAP on it, I still had nightmares for days.

[mariar]

War really brings out the worst in humanity.. and I can’t believe there are still wars where things like this happen today. Absolutely gruesome and shameful

[kitty]

it's insane how there are even people who survived this. god bless them

[tiajmr]

The fact that there are 3 movies on ‘The human centipede ' is crazy

[CheesemonkeyDev]

The bare thought that anyone was even capable of THINKING about these acts let alone doing them sends absolute shivers down my spine...

[kxkiwiy]

One of the times I am glad this thing is animated...

[thomfiel]

Japanese doctors did similar things as part of the secret Unit 731, near Harbin in occupied Manchuria. See the movie Men Behind the Sun.

[army_wolf]

I kind of had a feeling it was something like that when the main character was a mad German scientist portrayed by a German actor.

[Kyleplaysgames]

This video genuinely makes me sick and nauseous just listening to the horrible things they did.

[samanthaellis-robbins]

I had the honor of meeting Eva Kor twice. She was an incredible woman.

[lick]

Never thought I’d see an infographic on this i commend this 100%

[nightmare]

And what makes it worse is that Mengele never got any punishment for his many many many many inhumane actions... He drowned off the coast of Argentina in February 1979, 34 years AFTER WW2 ENDED. And I highly doubt he just scrubbed his hands clean while hiding in Argentina. Wouldn't be surprised if he continued his horror show on the homeless and poor.

[ThrillSeeker]

"Or in Human Centipede, when those people agreed to be in that movie."

[KK]

I dont think this guy wanted to achieve the goals that he set, this guy just liked torturing people.

[ElderRaven]

This is why intelligent life won't talk to us.

[Philfluffer]

For someone that took an oath to "do no harm", Mengele certainly did a lot of it. 😞

[danielhouser]

The infographic show already told us about this but I guess we're getting a full episode about it 😂

[msyokoming]

That movie traumatized me as a kid!! Still get queasy thinking about the movie ! Ugh

[BILLGUNNS]

Human centipede was one of the stupidest movies I’ve ever seen. I actually lost respect for the friend who recommended it to me!

[rudolfagyemang]

Thought it was straight to point, here we have a whole story told many times here