Mengele: The Ratline, Four Decades on the Run, and Justice Delayed
At the end of January 1945, as the Red Army approached Auschwitz, Josef Mengele gathered papers, research material, and anything that could help him disappear. He left before Soviet troops arrived. The man who had stood on the Auschwitz platform deciding who would work and who would die in the gas chambers was not captured with the camp guards.
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At the end of January 1945, as the Red Army approached Auschwitz, Josef Mengele gathered papers, research material, and anything that could help him disappear. He left before Soviet troops arrived. The man who had stood on the Auschwitz platform deciding who would work and who would die in the gas chambers was not captured with the camp guards.
At the end of January 1945, as the Red Army approached Auschwitz, Josef Mengele gathered papers, research material, and anything that could help him disappear. He left before Soviet troops arrived. The man who had stood on the Auschwitz platform deciding who would work and who would die in the gas chambers was not captured with the camp guards.
At the end of January 1945, as the Red Army approached Auschwitz, Josef Mengele gathered papers, research material, and anything that could help him disappear. He left before Soviet troops arrived. The man who had stood on the Auschwitz platform deciding who would work and who would die in the gas chambers was not captured with the camp guards.
At the end of January 1945, as the Red Army approached Auschwitz, Josef Mengele gathered papers, research material, and anything that could help him disappear. He left before Soviet troops arrived. The man who had stood on the Auschwitz platform deciding who would work and who would die in the gas chambers was not captured with the camp guards.
At the end of January 1945, as the Red Army approached Auschwitz, Josef Mengele gathered papers, research material, and anything that could help him disappear. He left before Soviet troops arrived. The man who had stood on the Auschwitz platform deciding who would work and who would die in the gas chambers was not captured with the camp guards.