WW2 soldier's brain buried with body 85 years after his death

Donnie MacRae's brain was taken by German researchers after his death in 1940 when he was a prisoner of war in World War Two, and it was recently buried with his remains 85 years later. This significant act honors MacRae's memory and acknowledges the ethical lapses of the past. It highlights the importance of respecting the dignity of all individuals, even those who were victims of war atrocities, and underscores the evolving standards of medical ethics today.