[saoirse]

and fertilizer, etc they made out of their victims in World War 2?

Reading about something which mentioned this, and I wondered did they actually market their grisley products?

What kind of person would use them

Christ I can't believe they did that.

[Adonis]

If they did, I'm sure there wasn't a big fat 'full of jew-ey goodness' sticker on it.

Like when I think it was a german dude, sold human flesh as 'pork'

[Jakko247]

Grim grim grim, they made lightshades out of human skin for decorative purposes.
The butcher of Birkenau which was a women loved all this stuff, skulls on display in her home etc.....

I think they became obsessed with power and domination and that sort of transgressed into sadomasochistic tendencies.

Its disturbing to think that humans are capable, under certain circumstance,s of evil such as this

[tehsponge]

[Tefhel]

Did they actually do this? That's so disgusting and horrible!

[Jakko247]

(Original post by Tefhel)
Did they actually do this? That's so disgusting and horrible!

Yes, they crushed the bones of deceased jews to make soil fertilizer, they extracted teeth that had gold fillings, they made all sorts of items out of jew's skin and in some instances it was quite clear that nazi officers enjoyed this - why else would you showcase skeletal remains around your home?

[DaneCook]

Sounds like recycling to me.

[</Tom>]

(Original post by DaneCook)
Sounds like recycling to me.

hahahaha

[khalaf]

[Prudy]

(Original post by Jakko247)
Grim grim grim, they made lightshades out of human skin for decorative purposes.
The butcher of Birkenau which was a women loved all this stuff, skulls on display in her home etc.....

I think they became obsessed with power and domination and that sort of transgressed into sadomasochistic tendencies.

Its disturbing to think that humans are capable, under certain circumstance,s of evil such as this

Do you mean the Bitch of Buchenwald.?

[Jakko247]

(Original post by Prudy)
Do you mean the Bitch of Buchenwald.?

Yes I think so, thanks

[Tefhel]

(Original post by Jakko247)
Yes, they crushed the bones of deceased jews to make soil fertilizer, they extracted teeth that had gold fillings, they made all sorts of items out of jew's skin and in some instances it was quite clear that nazi officers enjoyed this - why else would you showcase skeletal remains around your home?

Sorry, but are there any credible sources for any of these things? I looked it up and Wikipedia says that them making soap is just a rumour, even the holocaust memorial in Israel says it isn't true...

And again, are there any sources saying that anyone apart from this one woman Ilse Koch made furniture out of Jews?

You seem to imply that all Nazis did this, when in reality it seems that only the one person did this. Feel free to prove me wrong if you can but I find it very difficult to believe that people would do this. Killing people is one thing, making soap and lamps from their corpses is quite another, you'd have to be completely psychopathic to actually do that (which that woman clearly was, but I doubt all Nazis were).

[Prudy]

(Original post by Tefhel)
Sorry, but are there any credible sources for any of these things? I looked it up and Wikipedia says that them making soap is just a rumour, even the holocaust memorial in Israel says it isn't true...

And again, are there any sources saying that anyone apart from this one woman Ilse Koch made furniture out of Jews?

You seem to imply that all Nazis did this, when in reality it seems that only the one person did this. Feel free to prove me wrong if you can but I find it very difficult to believe that people would do this. Killing people is one thing, making soap and lamps from their corpses is quite another, you'd have to be completely psychopathic to actually do that (which that woman clearly was, but I doubt all Nazis were).

Doesn't make too much of a difference though does it? The Nazis were pretty **** notwithstanding what individual nazis did or did not do...

[Tefhel]

(Original post by Prudy)
Doesn't make too much of a difference though does it? The Nazis were pretty **** notwithstanding what individual nazis did or did not do...

Well yeah ofc. But there's plenty of atrocious things they have done, no need to make up lies about them. It would make a large difference if Germans were using soap and furniture made out of Jews on a large scale if it were true.

[tehsponge]

(Original post by Jakko247)
Yes, they crushed the bones of deceased jews to make soil fertilizer, they extracted teeth that had gold fillings, they made all sorts of items out of jew's skin and in some instances it was quite clear that nazi officers enjoyed this - why else would you showcase skeletal remains around your home?

I find this hard to believe...There's a difference between a group of people all committing genocide, and a group of people doing macabre/grotesque **** like making lampshades out of skin. Surely that many people can't be that psychotic

[HDS]

Gives a new, macabre meaning to "Head & Shoulders"

[Ludwig Wittgenstein]

(Original post by HDS)
Gives a new, macabre meaning to "Head & Shoulders"

Errr. I'm reading this with wet hair after just washing it with h&s... gag gag gag.


Here are some of the messed up things that Nazi physicians and doctors got up to...

http://www.webster.edu/~woolflm/nazidocsandothers.html

Edit: I just wanted to make a comment on that link... what the ****. .

Dr. Horst Schumann

Schumann conducted sterilization and castration experiments at Auschwitz. Schumann also performed typhus experiments by injecting people with blood from typhus patients and then attempting to cure the newly infected subjects. He worked at Block 30 in the womens' hospital, Birkenau, and invented a machine that gave sterilization and castration treatment to both men and women. Schumann also had a little device that he inserted into the patients rectum to stimulate the prostate and produce ejaculation (Lifton,19nn).