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REALʹNAI͡A ISTORII͡A MOLODOĬ DEVUShKI - ZhERTVY MEDIT͡SINSKIKh ĖKSPERIMENTOV V OSVENT͡SIME. "I͡A byla uzhe na sedʹmom mesi͡at͡se beremennosti. Tolʹko Bog i Ĭozef Mengele, uzhasnyĭ lagernyĭ vrach, znali, chto so mnoĭ proizoĭdet…" Rut Ėlias (1922-2008) khotela postupitʹ v muzykalʹnui͡u akademii͡u v Prage i statʹ pianistkoĭ. No posle okkupat͡sii Chekhoslovakii nat͡sisty otpravili ee v "obrazt͡sovoe getto" Terezienshtadt, sozdannoe, chtoby prodemonstrirovatʹ, kak "gumanno" oni obrashchai͡utsi͡a s evrei͡ami. V 1942 godu Rut deportirovali v samyĭ strashnyĭ iz lagereĭ smerti - Osvent͡sim-Birkenau, gde nad neĭ i ee novorozhdennoĭ docherʹi͡u provodil svoi chudovishchnye ėksperimenty ėsėsovskiĭ vrach Ĭozef Mengele, stavshiĭ samym znamenitym zlodeem v belom khalate i voshedshim v istorii͡u prestupleniĭ Tretʹego reĭkha pod imenem "Doktor Smertʹ". Rut Ėlias, odna iz nemnogikh vyzhivshikh uchastnikov ėksperimentov Mengele, posle voĭny dolgo iskala svoikh rodstvennikov, no nikto iz mnogochislennoĭ semʹi ne smog perezhitʹ Kholokost. "Odni iz samykh moshchnykh vospominaniĭ vyzhivshikh v ogne Kholokosta…" - The Jewish Post and Opinion (SShA).

THE TRUE STORY OF A YOUNG GIRL WHO WAS A VICTIM OF MEDICAL EXPERIMENTS IN AUSCHWITZ. "I was already seven months pregnant. Only God and Josef Mengele, the terrible camp doctor, knew what would happen to me..." Ruth Elias (1922-2008) wanted to enter the music Academy in Prague and become a pianist. But after the occupation of Czechoslovakia, the Nazis sent her to the "model ghetto" Theresienstadt, created to demonstrate how "humanely" they treat Jews. In 1942, Ruth was deported to the most terrible of the death camps, Auschwitz—Birkenau, where SS doctor Josef Mengele, who became the most famous villain in a white coat and went down in the history of crimes of the Third Reich under the name "Doctor Death," conducted his monstrous experiments on her and her newborn daughter. Ruth Elias, one of the few survivors of Mengele's experiments, searched for her relatives for a long time after the war, but none of her extended family was able to survive the Holocaust. "Some of the most powerful memories of Holocaust survivors..." — The Jewish Post and Opinion (USA).