more books to read

After a long search in the library, I found two other books which I can find useful information from hopefully!

Poll

So the idea of creating a poll on the internet to see what people's opinions on using the data is just struck me.
I wasn't sure of what website to do it on, therefore I just made one on TSR as I thought people would know some things about the experiments carried out and Nazi Germany in general, therefore they could voice their opinions.
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2569600

first 1000 words?

Ok, so I know I was supposed to write the first thousand words of my essay,but when I was trying to come up with ideas of starting my essay, my mind just went blank and I could only come up with 200 or so words.
In order to overcome this writing block, I think I should write the parts of the essay which I have lots of ideas about and are not as hard to write. Maybe I will start with the arguments AGAINST using the data,.
I reserved a book at a local library which just arrived now, so I might put off writing anything for a few days until I finish the book. this book is about one the most famous Nazi doctors, who killed thousands of people due to his grotesque medical techniques.

writing my first 1000 words

points to include:

-date of the events (mainly early 1940s, during WW2)

-directed by whom? Nazi

-Experiments were mainly on Jew, and some POW and Romani

-where? concentration camps around Germany

-experiments were conducted to help war effort to increase survival

A short documentary I came across a few weeks back which relates directly to my project. It is quite interesting yet heart-rending to see what a victim encountered.

I produced this list of things I should do in order to meet the assessment objectives of my EPQ.
I will print this and update it in order to keep my project up to date and organized.

AO1- Manage the project.

-The aim of my project is to gain a deep understanding of the medical experiments the Nazis carried out on Jews in concentration camps and if the data obtained from the experiments would be ethical to use by doctors now.

-update gantt chart throughout the project 

-updating a project progression blog on a weekly basis

A02- use resources.

I have carried out research using the following resources:

-Books from the library (secondary research)

-Internet (secondary research)

-Articles in magazines (secondary research)

-History teachers

-watch documentaries about the Nazi human experiments as it will give me a vidual understanding of the experiments

-Discuss the ethical issues attached to this topic with people to get different views on it.

AO3- Develop and realise.

-Changing the title

-not finding books in the local library and reserving one from another library

-write a few re-drafts of my essay and improve them

AO4-Review the project:

-gather all feedback from tutors and peers

-write out my own self-reflection on the project

-write my evaluation for my whole project

-upload all my feedback to my blog

Further reading

These are some of the books I had noted down to read:

Doctors from Hell: The Horrific Account of Nazi Experiments on Humans by Vivien SpitzVictims and Survivors of Nazi Human Experiments: Science and Suffering in the Holocaust by Paul Weindling Murderous Medicine: Nazi Doctors, Human Experimentation, and Typhus by Naomi Baumslag