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Originally posted by nasdack24k
It's interesting that the article mentions Ilse Koch, yet doesn't mention that she and her husband were put on trial by the SS for some of their disturbing behavior, and her husband, Karl was put to death by the SS. So I get the impression that the higher-ups in the Nazi party did not actually approve of this demented behavior.
Edit : This is not to say or imply that the Nazis were not involved in atrocities, but the article only says that her husband was executed by firing squad. It fails to mention that it was an SS firing squad, and not the Allies. Yes, even the Nazis had to draw the line somewhere.edit on 11/7/2010 by nasdack24k because: nazis
Originally posted by AnteBellum
How much did it cost? Are they selling more of them? I think it's a cool conversation piece.
H.R. Giger used his wife's hipbone to make 'Harkonnen Chairs'.
Several years ago I bought a shrunken head from Brazil in Atlanta, and yes it is authentic, no joke.
With all the atrocities in the world a lampshade made from human skin doesn't even raise an eyebrow. Shouldn't those of you that are appalled be more appalled at how it was taken then how it was used? I will donate my body to art or history. n)
Originally posted by ken10
I'm guessing had that item been Genuine, then the holocaust museum he offered it to would have been keen to have it, because up until now it was believed to be only a myth.
Although Mark has managed to compile evidence that his lampshade is human, he cannot prove for sure that it is a wartime Nazi relic