Nazi Doctor Who Turned from Angel to Butcher: Hans Eisele
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Hans Eisele began as a camp doctor praised for kindness, but at Buchenwald he became known as the “Butcher.” He carried out brutal experiments, performed surgeries without anesthesia, ordered killings, and left a trail of corpses. Tried after the war, his sentences were reduced, and he eventually fled to Egypt under a false name. Pursued even by Mossad, he escaped justice until his death in 1967. This film explores his rise, his crimes, and his life in hiding.
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