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impact of 'Jewish soap' and 'Lampshades' on Holocaust remembrance
TítuloThe impact of 'Jewish soap' and 'Lampshades' on Holocaust remembrance
Autor
Call number940.5318/0404
Número del objeto07022D
Lugar de publicaciónNewcastle upon Tyne, England
EditorialCambridge Scholars Publishing
Año de publicación
2008
Paginaciónpp51-77
MaterialArticle
ISBN9781847186461
NotesArticle from the book 'Trajectories of memory'pp51-77
Descripción
Some tales about alleged Nazi crimes, though refuted by history, show astonishing persistence. A prime example is the manufacture of soap and lampshades from Jewish victims. It belongs to the expanding cycle of myths and urban legends that have grown up around the Holocaust
