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NEWS OF THE WEIRD
News of the Weird has reported on life sized, anatomically correct dolls manufacturered in fine detail with human features (e.g., the "Real Doll", as one brand is called) which are as different from the plastic inflatable dolls sold in adult stores as fine whiskey is to $2 a bottle rotgut. An early progenitor of the exquisite dolls, according to new research by Briton Graeme Donald, was Adolf Hitler, who was worried that he was losing more soldiers to venereal disease than to battle injuries, and ordered his police chief, Heinrich Himmler, to oversee development of a meticulously made doll with blonde hair and blue eyes. (However, according to Donald, the project was stopped in 1942 and all the research lost in the Allies' bombing of Dresden, Germany.) Among those who had heard of Hitler's earlier interest, according to Donald, were the creators of what later became the Barbie doll.
Contact Chuck Shepard at weirdnews@earthlink.net
News of the Weird has reported on life sized, anatomically correct dolls manufacturered in fine detail with human features (e.g., the "Real Doll", as one brand is called) which are as different from the plastic inflatable dolls sold in adult stores as fine whiskey is to $2 a bottle rotgut. An early progenitor of the exquisite dolls, according to new research by Briton Graeme Donald, was Adolf Hitler, who was worried that he was losing more soldiers to venereal disease than to battle injuries, and ordered his police chief, Heinrich Himmler, to oversee development of a meticulously made doll with blonde hair and blue eyes. (However, according to Donald, the project was stopped in 1942 and all the research lost in the Allies' bombing of Dresden, Germany.) Among those who had heard of Hitler's earlier interest, according to Donald, were the creators of what later became the Barbie doll.
Contact Chuck Shepard at weirdnews@earthlink.net