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Soap and Lampshades: The Lies Persist
By Richard A. Widmann

General Lucius Clay, the military governor of the US zone of occupied Germany, explained the lampshade story, “Well, it turned out actually that it was goat flesh [sic —clearly the general meant skin]. But at the trial [of Ilse Koch] it was still human flesh.” (Interview with Lucius Clay, 1976, Official Proceeding of the George C. Marshall Research Foundation Quoted in M. Weber, “Buchenwald: Legend and Reality,” The Journal of Historical Review, Winter 1986-87 7(4), pp. 406-407.)

In regard to the human soap story, darling of the establishment media and virulent anti-revisionist Deborah Lipstadt noted 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.” (“Nazi Soap Rumor During World War II,” Los Angeles Times, May 16, 1981, p II/2.) Michael Berenbaum, former director of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, now supervising Steven Spielberg’s taxpayer-funded Holocaust remembrance project, admitted in 1994, “there is no evidence, despite widespread reports, that human fat was used for soap. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum tested several bars of soap reported to be composed of human fat but no such fat was found.” (Y. Gutman, M. Berenbaum, Anatomy of the Auschwitz Death Camp, Indiana University Press, Bloomington and Indianapolis, 1994, p.80.)

Still, the lies persist. …

Obviously, anti-German hatred still sells. Those who profit from spreading these hateful lies should be called to account.

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New Israeli Film Debunks Myth That Nazis Made Soap From Jews (From Haaretz)