Experimentation on disabled Germans and Jews during WW2

Your completed paper should be TYPED and DOUBLE-SPACED; top, bottom, left, and right margins should be one inch, and the paper should be compiled in the following order:

Title Page
The title page should include the title of your paper, your name, the number, and title of the course, the name of the institution, and the date of submission. This information is normally centered between the top and bottom and left and right margins. A title page is not numbered. You should use a page break to separate the title page from the narrative of the paper.

Page One
Center the title of the paper, followed by your name, just above the first line of the research paper. The first page of the paper is not numbered but counts as page number one. You began your narrative several spaces below the title and your name.

The Remaining Pages
Your first paragraph introduces your topic. It should have a brief summary of the topic, why the topic is important, and/or an interesting story to get the reader’s attention. The introduction must contain your thesis statement and brief means of how you are going to prove/support your thesis. You may feel that your second paragraph of the paper should be a summary of how you intend to prove the thesis so that the first paragraph is not too long.
The remaining pages are a logical series of paragraphs that present your evidence to prove the thesis. They can be organized chronologically, topically, or some other manner as long as it organized and logical in leading the reader to the conclusion.
Completely avoid the use of first and second person except in direct quotes and avoid as much as possible the use of passive voice you write your paper.
Add footnotes/endnotes and explanatory notes as appropriate as you add new material to your narrative.
The last paragraph should be a summary of the paper; in many ways, a retelling of what you wrote in the introduction.
Bibliography/Works Cited Page
Your Bibliography/Works Cited page is the last page of your paper. You should use a page break to separate the Works Cited page from the narrative of the paper. The bibliography/works cited entries should be in the formats, specified by the Turabian style manual.