Lucky kirjoitti:
No nuo saippuaa ja lampunvarjostin jutut olivat itseasiassi pelkkä myytti jota käytettiin propakannassa ja ne huhut saivat alkunsa jo todennäköisesti ennen holokaustia. Saippuoita tutkitiin ja niistä ei löydetty mitään mikä olisi viitannut siihen että niissä oisi ollut ihmisperäisiä aineita. Ilsen "lampunvarjostimia" tutkittiin ja todettiin että ne olivat tehty vuohen nahasta. En pitäisi wikipediaa aivan luotettavana lähteenä
No, joku kauppojen hyllytä saatavissa ollut ihmissaippua onkin myytti. Nürnbergin oikeudenkäynnissä kuitenkin annettiin seuraava todistus:
"Testimony was given
both by Nazis and by British prisoners of war about the development of an industrial process for producing soap from human bodies,
the production of such soap on a small-scale basis, and the actual use of this soap by Nazi personnel at the Danzig Anatomic Institute.[1][2][18]
The prosecutor: The experiments of the Anatomical Institute in the production of the soap from the corpses and tanning of human skin for industrial purposes were conducted on a wide scale. I submit a document ... to the tribunal, which consists of the testimony of Sigmund Mazur, one of the direct participants of the production of soap from the human fat, he was helper-laboratory assistant at the Danzig Anatomical institute. ...
The question: Please tell us how soap was produced from the human fat at the Danzig Anatomical institute?
The answer: In summer of 1943 in the yard of the Anatomical institute a two-storey stone building containing three chambers was built. This building was designed for the purpose of utilizing corpses and cooking the bones, as the professor Spanner officially declared. The laboratory was defined as the institution of taking down skeletons, burning meat and superfluous bones, but in the winter of the year of 1943-1944 prof Spanner instructed us to collect the human fat which was not to be thrown away any more. This order was given to Reichert and Borkmann.
Prof Spanner gave me the recipe for the production of soap from the human fat in February 1944. According to this recipe 5 kg (11 lb) of the human fat appertained to be mixed with 10 litres (2.2 imp gal; 2.6 US gal) of water and 500 to 1000 grams of the caustic soda. This mixture was cooked for two up to three hours, then it was allowed to cool. Then the soap rose to the surface, while water and settlings were under it. To this mixture a pinch of salt and soda was added and it was cooked again for two up to three hours. After cooling the soap was poured into a mould.
Kroatiassa: Jasenovac concentration camp
In the Independent State of Croatia, a World War II puppet state of Nazi Germany and Italy established in part of Axis-occupied Yugoslavia, in the Jasenovac concentration camp a small factory for converting human remains into soap was also established by members of the Ustasha movement.
Parts of the "soap factory" still exist and can be seen in memorial zone "Donja Gradina".[20]
Though evidence does exist of small-scale soap production, possibly experimental, in the camp at Stutthof concentration camp near Danzig/Gdansk,[24] mainstream scholars of the Holocaust consider the idea that the Nazis manufactured soap on an industrial scale to be part of World War II folklore."
Siis todisteita on kokeiluista, ei massatuotannosta. Ja eihän tässä mitään ihmeellistä sinänsä ole, koska eläinten raatoja on iänkaiken käytetty saippuan tuotannossa (
http://www.vartsi.net/2013/04/20/saippuan-keittoa/ ), eikä ihmisen rasva eläimestä eroa. Kun hiukset ja kultahampaat hyödynnettiin, niin tietenkin pyrittiin löytämään muitakin tapoja hyödyntää ruumiita, joiden "tuotanto" oli leireillä teollistettua lähes. Saippua oli arvokasta ainetta.