#Who invented blow up dolls full#
Such dolls today can have a full body or just a face. Today the production of dolls is flourishing. Many people today term blow up dolls as s*x dolls used to satisfy the appetite. What is the blow up doll known as today? Image Credit: WYFF/CNN Newsource So there is no actual proof if Hitler was behind the popularity of the blow up dolls. Also, employees at the German Hygiene Museum doubt whether this project ever existed. Hence, in the twentieth century, many people considered it a hoax story. But there is no proper evidence of this event. So the designers working for Hitler started to work for him and created the “gynoid” dolls. So they can keep it in their backpacks and avoid going to brothels for pleasure. He ordered inflatable dolls for his soldiers. So Hitler was known to have accepted the memo and gave his approval for the project. He wrote that the worst danger in Paris is the presence of whores. He described syphilis spread in the houses of ill repute in Paris. Further this project was started because of the 1940 memo of Heinrich Himmler. The project called as Borghild Project was put into action to control the spread of syphilis among the German soldiers. Did Adolf Hitler make the blow up dolls?ĭuring the turbulent years of World War 2, there were rumors of Hitler ordering the inflatable dolls for his German troops. Also, these dolls had different hair colors and styles. It promoted different pictures of the dolls that appeared in the magazines and the customers were able to buy the one they preferred. Then during the sixties, there were advertisements for the blow-up dolls made. But according to the sources, the artist was not satisfied with the doll so people say that he may have burned it or buried it.
It was done by Oskar Kokoschka the Austro-Hungarian artist. Some jilted men in history even created the life-size replica of their lady lovers. Further, the Dutch traders sold these dolls in Japan so that is the reason why they are called “Dutch wives” in the country today.
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