From the 60 Minutes archives: Survivors of Josef Mengele’s twin experiments

My youngest daughter had an aide in Kindergarten who was one of his twins. She showed me her tattoo. She is one of the sweetest lady ever.

Always tormented me that this man who was perhaps the personification of the most evil traits of the Nazis escaped justice.

My Dad was one of many US soldiers that helped free the camps. What he saw weighed on him his whole life. Prayers for all the Families and the ones that survived today and always.

I shall never understand how any one can hide that monster even if it's family.

RIP Eva Moses Korr!! Thank you for being a living witness. May you rest in peace.

Doesn't matter 5 or 50 years if something traumatic happens in your life you'll relive it again and again threw your life. Time isn't always a healer

The boy and girl twins that ended up in NY... it made me cry when she spoke about her past. It's something that still visibly haunts her even 50 years later. that monster stole so much from those precious children. may he rot you know where.

This is insane, I live in Germany and didn't even know there's a company with his name on it so proudly showing. This should be absolutely forbidden i can't believe it I feel so sorry to the victims, I would be ashamed to work under that companys name I would rather be jobless my entire life.

I had the pleasure of meeting Eva many years ago at talk she did at my college. She had such a beautiful, forgiving soul. May we never allow something like this to happen again.

As a twin I can’t imagine watching my twin be tortured 😖. The Nazis are demons.

Eva Korr came to speak at my high school before she passed. The horrific stories she shared will always stick with me. She was such a strong woman

The resilience of the human body and mind is truly incredible.

There are no words to describe their suffering. They deserve justice and massive compensation.

Still calling him "doctor"....is a blatant insult to us...the present physicians...

I googled about the results of the blood test and they confirmed it was him buried in that cemetery.

Just so you know, out of the 3000 of twins Mengele researched, there was a pair that was not infact- made of twins. Two boys, 17 and 16 of age, Moshe and Menashe of Hungary, were non-twin siblings. They looked nearly identical and had the same height, but were born a year apart. They, like all the other twins, were taken to block 10 which was a short distance from "The Wall Of Death", where they excecuted prisoners by a firing-squad. Testimonies said that at times Mengale was even kind to them, offering them sweets and closing the windows so the children won't be exposed to the killing outside. On other times they were brutally tortured for no reason. When it came to the Hungarian siblings, Mengale was fascinated by their throats and vocal cords; he used to inject them a substance that caused them immense pain, and was later discovered to include cancer cells. Both of the boys got cancer due to the experiments, yet only the younger brother Moshe survived (his brother dies at a Czeck hospital once the camp was liberated). Moshe made it against all odds and then changed his name of Ephraim, as a tribute to his brother (two sons of Joseph). He then returned to Hungary only to discover that his immediate family was wiped out. The only survivor was his second cousin, Olga. They both immigrated to Israel, and Efraim was one of the lasts (along with the survivors of this documentary) of Mengele twins to tell his story. He Married, had children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He celebreated his 93's birthday not long ago. His cousin Olga married, had two sons and lived to see the birth of four grandchildren- 3 boys and a girl. that girl is me. Let it be our duty, the duty of the next generation of Mengele-Twins families, to guarantee their story is never forgotten. Thank you for this video.

“Did you get the bread?” Wow.

I feel badly for these victims, not ever seeing justice prevail. Mengele was a monster. Actually, there is no word that can describe just how evil he was. This part of WWII, should never be allowed to be forgotten.

My parents had friends that had survived Auschwitz, they had the number tatoo. My uncle had been one of the first American troops into the place. He helped send those he could to America. Two of the survivors later married. 'Ted' (that's what us kids called him because we couldn't pronounce his real name) and Gertrude were lovely, wonderful, fun, very kind, loving, gentle, generous people. Gertrude had been one of Mengele's 'experiments'. They were never able to have children because of what Mengele had done to her. But they sort of 'adopted' all their friends' kids, and we were a very spoiled lot after they got hold of us!! Gertrude didn't like to speak of what had happened, but when we 'kids' were in our late teens Ted began to encourage us to ask him questions because he said the more people that knew what happened, the less likely it would be to ever be allowed to happen again. As they got old and it was their time to go, first Ted then a couple of years later Gertrude, some of us, 'their' kids, got together and took care of them. They both wished to pass on at home, we made sure they were able to do that. We took care of them in teams, 24/7, until they each left. We made sure it was as painless and peaceful as possible. After what they'd been through, they deserved at least that much. We still miss them both.

God bless Eva. I spoke with her twice, and she signed two of her books to me: 'For Nita, Forgive and Heal.'