Were nazis subject to cannibalism?

My guess would be no.

I doubt it. I don’t think they would eat something that they despised so much. Eating is supposed to be pleasurable; something you like.

All I know Hitler was vegetarian, but as for the nazis, they believed jews were animals, they even made soap to shower, talking about terrible

getablanca, you should read this article, http://www.straightdope.com/columns/040604.html. It says that the human soap and lampshades are most likely legend, ie not true.

No. This is disgusting, but what the Nazis thought they had was a disposal problem. There were too many corpses. Those things were attempts to get rid of some of the bodies. It is hard to overcharacterize the vile inhumanity of the Nazi regime.

lampshades were not legend, I saw a video once and it was gruesomely true

Ok. I dont want to argue with you. I have more faith in “a team of experts from Michigan State University” who say it’s most likely a legend, than a video that I haven’t seen. Like I said, I don’t want to argue. The whole thing is really gruesome and disgusting. I don’t know if it happened or not.

There’s no evidence that nazis were cannibals as far as I know, but that doesn’t mean it didn’t happen. I’m sure a lot of sick stuff happened that I/we don’t know about.

And one last thing. I don’t know if you’re a native speaker of English, so don’t take this the wrong way, but “subject to” means they would be the victims, not perpetrators. From the discussion, I assume you do mean the perpetrators. To express this, one might say, “Were the nazis cannibals?” or “Did the nazis practice cannibalism?”

@gata: from your earlier questions, I get the impression that you seem obsessed with Hitler, evil, satan, Che as good or evil and now nazis and cannibals. Perhaps you need to expand your field of interests?

Ew!!!! How did you even think that one up?!!

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I’m grossed out!!!!