At the end of 1944, in the Auschwitz concentration camp, in a secret laboratory, experiments were actively conducted on the creation of psychotropic weapons under the direction of Dr. Mengele (branded in the novel under the name Dietrich Brunner), who received the nickname "Doctor Death" for his obsession and bloodthirstiness. The end of the Third Reich was just around the corner - both its leaders and their subordinates understood this. Brunner, in particular, decided to use ready-made developments to provide services to ladies from the German elite suffering from various mental ailments and experiences. To investigate Brunner's illegal activities, an adjutant of Walter Schellenberg himself arrives in Auschwitz from Berlin, along with psychiatrist Marenne von Coburg, a confidant of the all-powerful intelligence chief. However, Reichsführer Himmler intervenes and saves Brunner from a harsh official investigation. Soon Brunner will be able to escape to the American occupation zone under the guise of a simple soldier. But the story of his atrocities does not end there...