Talk:Ovitz family
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[edit] You need an IQ of 6 to believe this crap
Mengele ran into a gas chamber to save 7 Jewish dwarfs. Then he injected blue dye in their eyes, and probed their vaginas. Finally the midgets walked for seven months to get home after the war.
- Why so? Mengele had a well documented interest in genetic anomalies, as well as a propensity for conducting "medical experiments" of little or no scientific value. It would certainly have been within his nature to do such a thing. As for the Ovitzes traveling on foot for 7 months - they were itinerant entertainers after all, so why would that be so implausible? Jonas Liljeström 11:56, 28 May 2007 (UTC)
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