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Archaeology: When the Nazis Celebrated the Fake Skull
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In 1937, Himmler celebrated the discovery of the supposed tomb of King Henry I. Now, historians have discovered that the remains honored were those of a woman. The night of July 1st to 2nd, 1937: Surrounded by select guests, Heinrich Himmler solemnly celebrated the dedication ceremony for the former King Henry I in Quedlinburg. SS men and a few archaeologists stood reverently by torchlight before a freshly hewn stone sarcophagus and honored the …
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