The Borghild Project is a hoax that is said to be evidence for a German project during World War II aimed at fighting the spread of syphilis among Nazi troops by supplying soldiers with sex dolls. Adolf Hitler was supposed to approve a project to distribute inflatable inflatable dolls to his soldiers, which could be transported in their backpacks to give them the option to avoid prostitution spots in Paris. After years of being considered a real project, the lack of evidence supporting its existence caused it to be considered a lie in the early 2000s, for various reasons.
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The project is allegedly inspired by Heinrich Himmler's 1940 memo to Adolf Hitler that there is a syphilis problem in prostitution homes in Paris. In his report, he wrote, "The greatest danger in Paris is the existence of whores that are widespread and out of control." As a result, Hitler is said to have given his consent to create a smaller puppet of life, designed to be designed under the supervision of Adam Zimmerman at the German Hygiene Museum. According to Rudolf Chargeheimer, a psychiatrist involved in the project, the doll has a synthetic meat that reflects the original meat and its body should be as real human as possible. After the Hungarian actress KÃÆ'¤the von Nagy should reject the model for the project, the doll was designed with blond hair and blue eyes.
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Demise
Fifty dolls were supposed to be ordered to be used in Jersey by officials, but the project recognized was canceled by Himmler after two years, after the army refused to take them for fear of embarrassment if they were arrested and one found in their possession.. The Dresden bombing also allegedly destroyed factories planned to build puppets, as well as project notes.
Announcement hoax
According to supporters, the main supporting evidence for the project was two photographs purportedly saved from trash, which was later proved to be untrue as a hoax. In addition, the existence of a journalist named Norbert Lenz has also been questioned, as there is no evidence that he ever existed in the first place, nor was there any employee at the German Hygiene Museum who ever remembered a project that once existed, when asked.
Movies
In 2009, a black comedy titled The Borghilde Project was released. Starring Jaye Davidson, among other actors and actresses, the film presents the project as fact, and is produced by Nobleman Films.
References
External links
- Borghilde Project on IMDb
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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