[WW2] - Sagan om tvålen som var en "ren" lögn! [Tvål och lampskärmar av lägerfångar]

7. The bodies were most of Germans and Poles. Von Bargon used to fetch them in an 8 cwt. or a 30 cwt. truck, belonging to the German red Cross. ... Von Bargon said that he mostly fetched them from an execution place at Konigsberg.

"---Shortly after the war the public prosecutor's office of Flensburg, Germany, began legal proceedings against Dr. Rudolf Spanner for his alleged role in producing human soap at the Danzig Institute. But after an investigation the charge was quietly dropped. In a January 1968 letter, the office stated that its inquiry had determined that no soap from human corpses was made at the Danzig Institute during the war---"

Deborah Lipstadt, a professor of modern Jewish history, similarly "rewrote history" when she confirmed in 1981: "The fact is that the Nazis never used the bodies of Jews, or for that matter anyone else, for the production of soap."

"---The "human soap" story demonstrates anew the tremendous impact that a wartime rumor, no matter how fantastic, can have once it has taken hold, particularly when it is disseminated as a propaganda lie by influential individuals and powerful organizations. That so many intelligent and otherwise thoughtful people could ever have seriously believed[ ] that the Germans distributed bars of soap brazenly labeled with letters indicating that they were manufactured from Jewish corpses shows how readily even the most absurd Holocaust fables can be — and are — accepted as fact.---"

Det skrev jag redan explicit om i inlägg #91:

"At the end of the war, the Russians uncovered, near Gdansk [then known as Danzig (JD)], a small laboratory in which parts of human bodies were used, of Polish and Russian slave workers probably, for some chemical purposes.These experiments could possibly have involved attempts to make soap out of human fats (which we know today is an almost impossible thing to do), but the Nazis apparently never managed to go beyond the experimental stage, if indeed that is what they were trying to do there. The laboratory was small, and it had been established only towards the end of the war. It did not involve Jewish bodies. The Russian prosecutor at Nuremberg brought the issue up in the trials, but had to drop it because no proof could be presented that these were actual experiments for the production of soap."

"I deeply respect survivors' testimonies, and Mr. Starkman's is one of these, but that does not mean to say that such testimonies are free from misperceptions."

At the end of the war, the Russians uncovered, near Gdansk [then known as Danzig (JD)], a small laboratory in which parts of human bodies were used, of Polish and Russian slave workers probably, for some chemical purposes. These experiments could possibly have involved attempts to make soap out of human fats (which we know today is an almost impossible thing to do), but the Nazis apparently never managed to go beyond the experimental stage, if indeed that is what they were trying to do there.

"What was this recipe? "

"The recipe hung on the wall. The woman assistant, who was from the countryside, brought a recipe for soap and copied it for us. Her name was Koitek.... "

"The soap from the recipe was always a success. Just once did it fail to come out right. The last lot, lying on the table in the Incinerator, it's no good.

"The soap was made in the Incinerator. Dr. Spanner himself directed the production with the assistance of von Bergen, the one who used to go for the corpses. Did I ever go with him? Yes, I did, I went only twice. And also once to the prison in Gda'nsk.

"The corpses were at first brought from the lunatic asylum, but later these bodies were not enough. Then Spanner wrote to all the town mayors not to bury the dead, that the Institute would send for them. They were brought from the camp at Stutthof, those condemned to death at Koenigsberg, from Elblag, from all of Pomerania. Not until a guillotine had been set up in the Gda'nsk prison were there enough corpses....

"They were mostly Polish corpses, but at one time there were also German military men, beheaded in the prison during the celebrations. And at one time four or five dead were brought and the names were Russian.

"Von Bergen always brought the corpses at night. "

"What kind of celebration was this? "

"The celebration was in the prison. The dedication of the guillotine. The chief, Spanner, and other guests were invited. The chief took von Bergen and me along....

"At one time von Bergen and Wohlmann brought a hundred corpses from that prison.

"But later Spanner wanted corpses with heads. He also did not want people who were shot; there was too much work with them; they spoiled too soon and stank.... The corpses from the lunatic asylum were with heads.

"Spanner always had a stock of bodies, because if later there weren't enough of them he'd always have to take headless corpses."

Och svarat har jag gjort flera gånger om - jag har inte samma dåliga stil som dig som undviker att svara - läs tråden från början. De ryska dokumenten är med största sannolikhet förfalskningar!

Det finns ett recept på hur man kan tillverka tvål hemma i den tråd du befinner dig om du bara kunde förstå att läsa den!
Och det Bauer säger är att det är näst intill omöjligt att koka tvål på m-ä-n-n-i-s-k-o-f-e-t-t!!!