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Does the museum have remains from World War II concentration camps?

Yes. The museum holds five pieces of tattooed human skin that were obtained from the pathology laboratory at the Buchenwald concentration camp when it was liberated. The records concerning the specimens are thorough, and testing of three specimens confirms they are human, although we cannot say with certainty if they were obtained from prisoners or if they existed before the war. (Because of religious restrictions on tattooing, we believe it is unlikely that the specimens were taken from Jewish prisoners.)

A memorandum of May 18, 1945 from the Office of the Chief Surgeon, U.S. Army, to the War Crimes Commission, expresses the interest of the Army Medical Museum/Army Institute of Pathology (today's National Museum of Health and Medicine of the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology) to receive "dried human skin" from Buchenwald after it is no longer needed by the commission in the Nazi war crimes trials.

Also in the museum's collection is a wax-impregnated half-head preparation. The provenance information on this specimen is less certain, but it may have come from Dachau. There has been extensive media coverage of the specimens; most notably when The Washington Post printed an 80-paragraph story with five photos on June 24, 2001 and when FOX 5 TV station WTTG in Washington, D.C. broadcast a 9-minute program on Nov. 18, 2003 called "Remains of the Holocaust" that included footage of the museum's specimens. A transcript of the Fox 5 program can be seen online at www.fox5dc.com/_ezpost/data/1675.shtml.

'THIS' IS WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE.

THERE'S A KNIGHT SLAYING A DRAGON.
A GIRL IN A RED SCARF.
AN INDIAN CHIEF.
A WOMAN WITH A SAILOR AND A WOMAN WITH AN ABSTRACT ANCHOR.

BENEATH THE COLORFUL IMAGES YOU CAN SEE A MAN'S NIPPLES AND NAVEL ON 'ONE' PIECE OF SKIN AND PORES AND HAIRS ON OTHERS.

A U.S. ARMY ANALYSIS 'CONFIRMED' THAT THESE ARE 'HUMAN' REMAINS.

---at Marie's shrine (golden too). In this shrine there are three religious items of clothing from history: Jesus' diapers, Marie's dress and the behead-cloth from Johannes. These relics are shown every seven years for seven days in the seventh month---

Officials with Poland's Institute for National Remembrance (IPN) based their findings on a laboratory analysis of a piece of soap found in 1945 in the medical academy in Gdansk run by Nazi German Professor Rudolf Spanner.

A new laboratory analysis of the soap revealed human fat was one of its components, spokesperson for the Gdansk branch of the IPN, Paulina Szumera, told Deutsche Presse-Agentur in a telephone interview on Friday.

Commissioned by the IPN, Professor Andrzej Stolyhwo of the Warsaw Agricultural University found human tissue in the soap.

The piece of soap was used as evidence in the post-WWII Nuremburg Trials where prominent German Nazis were prosecuted for crimes against humanity. At the time, prosecutors lacked the technology to determine whether the soap contained human tissue.