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December 2012

Auschwitz: Jew's scrotum tobacco pouch

"Deil mak his king's-hood in a spleuchan!" (Devil make his scrotum in to tobacco pouch!)

— Robert Burns, Death and Doctor Hornbook, 1785

"At first I had a tolerable relationship with Dering, but it was abruptly destroyed. One day he laughingly showed me a tobacco pouch in the corridor of the block that housed the surgical section and asked me whether I noticed anything special about it. I didn't. "Take a close look. It has no seam. Have you ever seen such a pouch without a seam?" Dering proudly told me how he had obtained this rare object. He had had the scrotum of a victim of the sterilization experiments stuffed and tanned. ... I was not the only person to whom Dering showed his pouch at that time."

— Herman Langbein, Professional Auschwitz Survivor

Making tobacco pouches from scrotums, preferably those of another race, is ingrained in the culture of the white man. That seems to be the case anyway. I'm surprised that I haven't found it claimed that on his return from the New World, Francis Drake presented Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth with an Aztec ball-sack crammed with pipe-weed.

— William Lanne, last ever full-blood native Tasmanian. Scrotum made into a tobacco pouch
— White Antelope, Chief of the Arapaho tribe. Scrotum made into a tobacco pouch
— Dan 'Mad Dog' Morgan, Australian reprobate. Scrotum made into a tobacco pouch

I've found a claim from 1937, that it was an in vogue Turkish and Ukrainian custom to to make tobacco pouches from the scrotum of a goat. I've seen other claims that tobacco pouches were made from the scrotums of rams, dogs, oxen, tigers, and kangaroos. You can buy kangaroo scrotums online.

Professional Auschwitz survivor Herman Langbein appears to have first made the claim about scrotum tobacco pouch in his 1972 book Menschen in Auschwitz. This would have been eight years after the death of the man he claimed that did it, Wladislaw Dering, a Pole who was a prisoner in Auschwitz II (Birkenau), and worked there as a prisoner doctor, in Block 21, with the infamous Dr. Mengele.

Dr. Wladislaw Alexander Dering leaving the High Court in London, after his libel trial victory against a Jew who'd claimed he'd performed 17,000 experimental operations without using anaesthetic at Auschwitz-Birkenau. Dering died shortly afterwards.

Robert Faurisson said in 2008:

In his 1959 book Exodus, the Jew Leon Uris had the gall to write that, from the beginning of his internment at Auschwitz, the Polish surgeon Wladislaw Alexander Dering (spelt Dehring by Uris) had carried out “seventeen thousand surgical experiments without anaesthesia” on women. Note that figure, along with the word “experiments”. After the war, Dr Dering had settled in England, then had practised in Somalia and, finally, went back to England where he received an O.B.E., comparable to our Légion d’Honneur in France.

From April 13 to May 6, 1964 there ran the trial in London of Dering’s libel suit against Uris and his publisher. During the proceedings, an extraordinary quantity of lies were to be exposed thanks, especially, to the discovery of the records of surgical operations performed in Block 21 of Auschwitz where Dr Dering had worked. The defendants were driven progressively to reduce the number of dreadful operations imputed to the retired surgeon. Also, the women became “men and women” and the figure seventeen thousand was dropped and replaced by “a very large number”, then “a figure between one hundred and two hundred” and, at the end, it seems the defence settled for the case of three women identified only by their Christian names. What’s more, it had to be acknowledged that the operations had been done not without anaesthesia but with rachidian (spinal column) anaesthesia, and a renowned English anaesthetist testified that in his view Dr Dering had been right to choose that type. A dramatic moment arose when Dr Dering was able to prove the surgical records had been falsified by their Polish custodians starting from a certain page for August 1943, a date when he was no longer performing operations and was no longer in Block 21. The Germans at Auschwitz had scrupulously kept those records, partly in Latin, and with, I recall, the occasional mention of a “casus explorativus”, the term applied to surgical tasks performed “in order to see”. Dr Dering was to win his case and be awarded damages of one farthing — a quarter of an old penny! The judge then ruled peremptorily that the physician, although he’d been abominably libelled, would have to bear court costs, which were considerable, and denied him leave to appeal. All due to the fact that, throughout the whole trial, the shadow of Auschwitz and the “gas chambers”, constantly evoked — even by the judge — had never ceased to cast itself on the plaintiff. If I recall correctly Dering was to declare: “Here I am ruined, but I’ve saved my honour”, and it seems he died not long afterwards.
A short 'n' kosher account of this trial can be read here.

A message between Berlin and Auschwitz October 26, 1942 intercepted by the British, proves that sterilizations did happen at that camp.

The United States was forcible sterilizing its undesirable citizens until 1980.

Posted by The Black Rabbit of Inlé at 14:20

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