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Research	Renaissance/Reformation		prison camps were not supposed to
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Societies	Victorianism		Irma Grese she gave orders anyway
Variances	Adolf Hitler	Virus Manipulations	against the rules which stated
Violence	Kinsey - 1950s	of STDs	male officers were only allowed
	Sex Revolution-60s		to give orders as she testified
			in her own trial (8).

Irma Grese apparently gave orders to other soldiers asking them to remove the breasts of Jewish and gypsy women in the camps (6) or to ask that specific women be gased or killed for her so that she could collect their skins. Irma made lampshades, bookcovers, and other household items from the human skins of the prisoners at Auschwitz (2, 3, 5, 6).

SS Frau Grese was tried during the Belsen trials and sentenced to death by her own testimony (8).

Ilse Koch (1906-1967)

Ilse Koch was known as the "Bitch of Buchenwald." Since her husband was also a SS worker at the camp, she would sometimes bring her dogs and have them attack the women prisoners. She was said to ride around on a horse and chose specific prisoners to be gassed, especially those which had elaborate tattoos (1).

After the prisoners were killed, Koch would take their skins and tan and leather them. She collected the human skins, turning them into gloves, lampshades, book covers, furniture in her home and other household and clothing items (1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9).

She was convicted once and sentenced to life imprisonment in 1947, but the sentence was reduced and Koch was released. She was re-arrested in 1949 and sentenced to life imprisonment in 1951. She committed suicide in 1967 (7).

FURTHER LINKS/WEB REFERENCES

1. Biography: Ilse Koch

2. Biography: Irma Grese

3. Biography: Irma Grese

4. Documents Concerning Case of Ilse Koch and Her Use of Human Skin

5. Human Skin Atrocities

6. Nazi Doctors

7. Profile on Ilsa Koch: Simon Wiesenthal Center

8. Testimony of Irma Grese: Belsen Trials

9. Women of the Third Reich