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| − | At the same time as [[German ]] doctors were being charged with [[war crimes]] by US military courts (not the [[International Military Tribunal]]), US doctors were carrying out similarly [[Guatemala syphilis experiment|murderous medical research in Guatemala]].<ref> | + | At the same time as [[German ]] doctors were being charged with [[war crimes]] by US military courts (not the [[International Military Tribunal]]), US doctors were carrying out similarly [[Guatemala syphilis experiment|murderous medical research in Guatemala]].<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20200318120853/https://www.globalresearch.ca/us-human-experimentation-on-poor-guatemalans-in-post-war-period/5456379</ref> |
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 Death by hanging is pronounced by a U.S. War Crimes Tribunal at Nuremberg upon Karl Brandt, personal physician of Adolf Hitler | |
| Date | December 9, 1946 - August 20, 1947 |
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Doctors' trial 
At the same time as German doctors were being charged with war crimes by US military courts (not the International Military Tribunal), US doctors were carrying out similarly murderous medical research in Guatemala.[1]
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