Doctors without conscience - human experimentation in the Third Reich (1996)
On October 25, 1946, fifty years ago, the so-called Doctors' trial began in Nuremberg. Ernst Klee has compiled extensive material for this film about concentration camp doctors, for example, who nevertheless lectured at universities again after the war or found a place in the executive chairs of pharmaceutical companies. He documents the role of world-famous companies in human experimentation. He was also able to work through the investigation files against Josef Mengele in their entirety for the first time and view unknown material from Auschwitz.
Director: Ernst Klee
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Jochen Nix as Narrator (voice) |
| Directing | Ernst Klee | Director |
| Camera | Beatrice Weineck | Camera Operator |
| Editing | Brigitte Lachmund | Editor |
| Camera | Klaus Grabisch | Camera Technician |
| Sound | Elke Scheckel | Sound Mixer |
| Production | Rainer Herzberg | Production Manager |
| Crew | Georg M. Hafner | Editorial Staff |
| Crew | Meinhard Schmidt-Degenhard | Editorial Staff |
