Are Evolutionists Remorseful Over Nazi Experimentation?  Posted
on January 27, 2013 in Bible and Theology, Human Body,
Philosophy of Science, Politics and Ethics  The pro-evolution
BBC is squeamish over German anatomy illustrations from cadavers
of executed prisoners.  Why?  According to the BBC News, German
scientists in the 1940s received cadavers from prisoners and
nonchalantly used them for science:  The University of Vienna
had a special streetcar hearse that delivered the cadavers from
the execution chamber of the regional court to the anatomy
institute,” explained Prof Seidelman.  Eduard Pernkopf, who was
chairman of anatomy there between 1933 and 1945, left a printed
legacy in the form of a now infamous anatomy tome. It is now
understood that many of the incredibly detailed illustrations in
Pernkopf’s atlas depicted the bodies of victims of Nazi terror.
The anatomists welcomed this ‘experimental material’ for their
research, apparently indifferent to where it came from.  To
them, the cadavers were ju