This page contains links to online articles and websites about Napoleon's penis. For the uninitiated, Napoleon's penis is said to have been taken from him by the Abbé who delivered last rites. Since then it has been sold, inherited and auctioned many times.

The current whereabouts of Napoleon's penis is still a matter of some dispute, though by most accounts it is in the posession of an american urologist named John Kingsley Lattimer who paid $38,000 for it at a 1969 auction. In addition to alledgedly owning Napoleon's penis, Lattimer is famous for supervising the health of german war criminals during the Nuremberg trials and writing several investigative pieces about the assasinations of John F. Kennedy and Abraham Lincoln.

Some of the following links have tidbits about Napoleon's penis buried in too much other information. Using your browser's search feature to find "Napoleon" or "penis" will get you the information you're looking for.

Links

• Augustus Hill on Oz
• Two recent references
• Napoleon's missing bonaparte
• More
• A show tune about Napoleon's penis
• How long was it?
• A confirmation
• A possible explanation
• Some thoughts
• Napoleon trivia
• On tyrannical leaders and missing genitalia
• Circus Americanus
• Relics
• An article in Nest Magazine

John Lattimer

• Twin Brooks Newsletter #69
• A rebuttal of the jet effect mentioning him
• John Lattimer and Herman Göring

Tangential Miscellanea

• A quizz
• Sex Trivia
• Talking of tongues
• historyhouse.com
• Tom Waits and Johnny Eck
• alt.folklore.urban

References

• Stanley M. Bierman. The peripatetic posthumous peregrination of Napoleon's penis. Journal of Sex Research, 29(4), p579, 1992
• John K. Lattimer. Factors in the death of President Kennedy. Journal of the American Medical Association, 198, pp. 327-333, October 7, 1966.
• John. K. Lattimer. Hitler's Fatal Sickness and Other Secrets of the Nazi Leaders. New York: Hippocrene, 1999
• John K. Lattimer et al. President Kennedy's spine hit by first bullet, The Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine, 53(3), April 1977.
• Maggie Paley. The Book of the Penis. Grove Press, 2000.
• John Vernon. Peter Doyle. New York: Random House, 1991.

Contact

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