Revensbruck is a Nazi concentration camp was created especially
for women's, of 132,000 incarcerated there, about 92,000 died of starvation, illness, or were executed.
although the camp is not generally classified as a death camp, women died there of overwork, starvation, "medical" experiment, lethal injection, deliberately incited dog bites, beating, and torture.
in January 1945, the camp had more than 50,000 prisoners at one time, mostly women's.
starting in the summer of 1942, medical experiments were two types of the experiment done, the first type tested the efficacy of sulfonamide drugs. these experiments involved deliberate cutting into and infection leg bones and muscles with virulent bacteria cutting nerves, introducing of wood or glass into tissues and facturing bones. the second set of experiment's studied bone, muscle and nerves regeneration and the possibility of transplanting bones from one from one person to another 