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Nazi photo album made from HUMAN SKIN of a death camp victim is discovered after collector noticed book cover had ‘a tattoo, human hair and bad smell’

  • Gruesome photo album made from skin of Nazi victims found at market in Poland
  • It was handed over after buyer noticed cover had ‘human hair’ and ‘a bad smell’ 
  • Museum experts say skin came from inmate murdered at Buchenwald camp 

A gruesome WWII photo album made from the skin of Nazi death camp victims has been found at a bric-a-brac antiques market in Poland.

The battered WWII album was handed over to staff at the Auschwitz Memorial Museum after the buyer noticed the cover had ‘a tattoo, human hair and a bad smell’.

Museum experts have now analysed the album’s cover and binding and say it is likely that the skin came from an inmate murdered at the Nazi concentration camp Buchenwald, in Germany.

They added that it was ‘without doubt proof of a crime against humanity.’

The WWII photo album (pictured) was made from the skin of Nazi death camp victims, according to museum experts

The WWII photo album (pictured) was made from the skin of Nazi death camp victims, according to museum experts

The photo album pictured with a notebook. The battered WWII album was handed over to staff at the Auschwitz Memorial Museum after the buyer noticed the cover had 'a tattoo, human hair and a bad smell'

The photo album pictured with a notebook. The battered WWII album was handed over to staff at the Auschwitz Memorial Museum after the buyer noticed the cover had ‘a tattoo, human hair and a bad smell’

Experts say the book is 'without doubt proof of a crime against humanity'

Experts say the book is ‘without doubt proof of a crime against humanity’

Set up in 1937 as Hitler’s first concentration camp, Buchenwald gained notoriety for its executions, experiments, bestial conditions and the depravity of its guards.

Among them was Ilse Koch, known to inmates as the ‘Bitch of Buchenwald’, who later became the inspiration for the character of Nazi camp guard Hanna Schmitz in the award-winning film The Reader starring Kate Winslet.

The wife of camp commandant Karl-Otto Koch, Ilse Koch is said to have had male prisoners with interesting tattoos murdered and then had their skin turned into interior designs.

Her interests included lampshades, books, albums, table covers and thumbs which were used as light switches.

Witnesses say she was helping Nazi doctor Erich Wagner who collected human skin at the camp for his PhD thesis.

From the 100-odd skins Wagner harvested, many were turned into gift items.

After being captured by American troops at the end of the war, he escaped and continued to practice medicine in Germany under a pseudonym until his recapture in 1958.

He committed suicide a year later.

According to accounts by Buchenwald survivors, human skin was treated as material for the production of everyday objects, including book bindings and wallets.

Former inmate Karol Konieczny recalled: ‘I bound things in covers received from my colleagues from the camp bookbinding workshop.

Ilse Koch (pictured) was known to inmates as the 'Bitch of Buchenwald', and later became the inspiration for the character of Nazi camp guard Hanna Schmitz in the award-winning film The Reader starring Kate Winslet

Ilse Koch (pictured) was known to inmates as the ‘Bitch of Buchenwald’, and later became the inspiration for the character of Nazi camp guard Hanna Schmitz in the award-winning film The Reader starring Kate Winslet

A collection of Buchenwald prisoners' internal organs including two human heads remains (upper left) and also examples of tattooed skins (foreground)

A collection of Buchenwald prisoners’ internal organs including two human heads remains (upper left) and also examples of tattooed skins (foreground)

‘Of course, as one can easily guess, the covers were made of human skins, which came from the ‘resources’ of the SS.

‘The idea was to secure documents of Nazi bestiality and genocide.’

Head of the Auschwitz Museum Collections, Elzbieta Cajzer, said: ‘The research suggests that it is very likely that both covers, owing to their technology and composition, came from the same bookbinding workshop.

‘The use of human skin as a production material is directly associated with the figure of Ilse Koch, who, along with her husband, inscribed her name in history as the murderer from the camp in Buchenwald.’

Despite the evidence against her, ‘The Bitch of Buchenwald’ was acquitted of the charges at the Nuremberg trials.

As part of their analysis, museum researchers carried out a comparative analysis with a notebook in their collection, also made from the skin of Holocaust victims.

Ilse Koch at the Nuremberg Trials. Despite the evidence against her, 'The Bitch of Buchenwald' was acquitted of the charges at the trials

Ilse Koch at the Nuremberg Trials. Despite the evidence against her, ‘The Bitch of Buchenwald’ was acquitted of the charges at the trials

Cajzer said: ‘The comparative analysis revealed the content of human skin and very similar amounts of polyamide 6 and polyamide 6.6.

‘The content of polymers used for the production of synthetic fibres is all the more important because they were invented no later than in 1935.

‘The information allows us to determine when the cover was created. During the Second World War, polyamides were a technical novelty, and access to them was limited.’

The album contained over 100 photos and postcards, consisting mainly of views and panoramas.

According to the museum’s research, the album originally belonged to a Bavarian family that ran a guest-house in a health resort town during WWII.

It was most likely given to the owners as a gift by a guard at the Buchenwald camp.

Archive footage shows prisoners inside Auschwitz camp

What was Buchenwald death camp? Nazi prison where 250,000 men, women and children suffered unimaginable horrors

It was one of the largest concentration camps in Nazi Germany, where tens of thousands died and prisoners were subjected to astonishingly cruel medical experiments.

More than 250,000 men, women and children from across Europe were held at Buchenwald, near the German city of Weimar, from its opening in 1937 until its closure eight years later.

Some 56,000 people, including Jews, homosexuals, Roma and Soviet prisoners, are believed to have died within its walls. Inmates also included the mentally ill, people left physically disabled from birth defects and religious and political prisoners.

Surrounded by an electrified barbed-wire fence, watchtowers and sentries, captives lived in terrible conditions with many starving to death or succumbing to disease.

More than 250,000 from across Europe were held at Buchenwald, near the German city of Weimar, from its opening in 1937 until its closure eight years later

Some 56,000 people, including Jews, homosexuals, Roma and Soviet prisoners, are believed to have died within its walls. Inmates also included the mentally ill, people left physically disabled from birth defects and religious and political prisoners

Some 56,000 people, including Jews, homosexuals, Roma and Soviet prisoners, are believed to have died within its walls. Inmates also included the mentally ill, people left physically disabled from birth defects and religious and political prisoners

Most of the early inmates were political prisoners, but following the Kristallnacht attacks in 1938 almost 10,000 Jews were sent to Buchenwald and subjected to unimaginably cruel treatment

Most of the early inmates were political prisoners, but following the Kristallnacht attacks in 1938 almost 10,000 Jews were sent to Buchenwald and subjected to unimaginably cruel treatment

Written in the camp’s main entrance gate was the motto ‘Jedem das Seine’, meaning ‘to each his own’ – a phrase that has become controversial in modern day Germany.

Most of the early inmates were political prisoners, but following the Kristallnacht attacks in 1938 almost 10,000 Jews were sent to Buchenwald and subjected to unimaginably cruel treatment.

Medical experiments were carried out on inmates from 1941 – some of which involved testing the effectiveness of vaccines and attempting to ‘cure’ homosexuality through hormonal transplants.

About 112,000 prisoners were there by February 1945 as the war was coming to an end and it became an important source of forced labour for the Nazis, who opened a rail siding there to enable the movement of war supplies.

Medical experiments were carried out on inmates from 1941 - some of which involved testing the effectiveness of vaccines and attempting to 'cure' homosexuality through hormonal transplants

Medical experiments were carried out on inmates from 1941 – some of which involved testing the effectiveness of vaccines and attempting to ‘cure’ homosexuality through hormonal transplants

Dwight D. Eisenhower, at the time the supreme commander of the Allied Forces, visited the camp after its liberation and later wrote of the horrors he witnessed: 'Nothing has ever shocked me as much as that sight'. Pictured: The reconstructed fence and main gate as it appears today

Dwight D. Eisenhower, at the time the supreme commander of the Allied Forces, visited the camp after its liberation and later wrote of the horrors he witnessed: ‘Nothing has ever shocked me as much as that sight’. Pictured: The reconstructed fence and main gate as it appears today

The SS shot prisoners in the stables and hanged others in the crematorium.

Some 21,000 prisoners were freed by US forces in April 1945 – but 28,000 were evacuated by the Germans in the days prior to the liberation, a third of whom died from exhaustion or being shot.

Shocking scenes were witnessed by US troops who found starving survivors and piles of emaciated corpses.

Dwight D. Eisenhower, at the time the supreme commander of the Allied Forces, visited the camp after its liberation and later wrote of the horrors he witnessed: ‘Nothing has ever shocked me as much as that sight.’

Between 1945 and 1950, the site was used by the Soviet Union as a special camp for Nazi prisoners.

Today, its remains serve as a memorial to those who died.

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