Hatzinger's Private Writings
- Template
- Document
- Status
- Canon
- Kind
- Note
- Author
- Dr. Hatzinger
- Found In
- D3 — Hatzinger's office
- Hazard
- None
1. Summary
Dr. Hatzinger's private writings and research records in his D3 office, which admire Shirō Ishii and Josef Mengele.
2. Text
Hatzinger's private writings refer to Shirō Ishii, associated with Japan's Unit 731, and Josef Mengele, associated with medical experimentation at Auschwitz, with disturbing admiration.
He describes their willingness to conduct human experiments as a form of scientific courage.
3. Context
Dr. Hatzinger was a German physician who played a central role in organizing and supervising the unethical human experimentation within the fictional installation.
These references reveal Hatzinger's moral corruption and his deliberate rejection of ethical limits.
The presence of the portraits of these men in his office establishes Hatzinger's admiration for real historical perpetrators; it does not imply that they personally participated in the fictional Schwarzwald project.
4. Gameplay
Hatzinger maintained a private office in D3 containing documents, scientific notes, and personal possessions. The concealed room with the historical portraits is described with the level.
See: Places › D3
Hatzinger's private research records are part of the historical horror of Chapter Six, beside the surgical recordings and the evidence of human experimentation.