Were the lampshades, supposedly made from human skin, from the concentration camps ever genetically tested? What were the results?
Yes. The lampshades allegedly made from human skin from the concentration camps were reportedly subject to genetic testing in 2008 by a German lab. According to news reports, tests found no evidence of human DNA in the lampshades. However, this finding was later disputed by experts who said that it was difficult to definitively prove or disprove whether the lampshades contained human remains. Ultimately, the authenticity of the lampshades and their origin remain controversial and have not been conclusively confirmed.