fruit of the poisonous tree: using Nazi research data today

On 20 August 1947, sentences were pronounced upon sixteen defendants - all convicted of war crimes. The tribunal found that from the outbreak of World War II the defendants authorised, supervised, commanded the performance of criminal medical experiments on non-German nationals, including Jews. A legacy of these experiments has been rediscovered in the science of hypothermia, and used in the testing of cold-water survival suits carried in fishing boats