Rumors of Injustice

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The narrative explores the harrowing accusations against Ilse Koch and Rudolph Spanner during WWII, highlighting the grotesque nature of their alleged crimes. Koch was accused of using the skin of murdered Buchenwald prisoners for personal items, while Spanner faced allegations of making soap from Jewish victims at Stutthof. Their cases were presented at the Nuremberg Trials, yet neither faced charges there. Koch received a life sentence but ultimately committed suicide, while Spanner lived unprosecuted in Germany until his natural death.