Sometimes a rabbit awakens in a strange room with a leg missing. She is unaware that SS physicians are conducting a bone-grafting experiment, the amputated leg “carefully wrapped up in sterile gauze” and swiftly transported to Hohenlychen hospital, where another team of SS physicians endeavor to attach it to a legless German soldier. “Everyone was shocked by these experiments,” a Ravensbrück survivor remembered, “and terrified the same might happen to them.”
