<sod>Guido Fackler has researched evidence that indicates that it is possible that Wagner's music was used at the [[Dachau concentration camp]] in 1933–34 to "reeducate" [[political prisoner]]s by exposure to "national music".<ref>Fackler (2007). See also the [http://holocaustmusic.ort.org/places/camps/ Music and the Holocaust] website.</ref> There seems to be no evidence to support claims, sometimes made,<ref>E.g. in Walsh (1992).</ref> that his music was played at [[Extermination camp|Nazi death camps]] during the [[Second World War]].{{#tag:ref|See e.g. John (2004) for a detailed essay on music in the Nazi death camps, which nowhere mentions Wagner.{{or inline|date=October 2016}} See also Potter (2008) 244: "We know from testimonies that concentration camp orchestras played [all sorts of] music&nbsp;... but that Wagner was explicitly off-limits. However, after the war, unsubstantiated claims that Wagner's music accompanied Jews to their death took on momentum."|group=n}}<eod>
<sod>Guido Fackler has researched evidence that indicates that it is possible that Wagner's music was used at the [[Dachau concentration camp]] in 1933–34 to "reeducate" [[political prisoner]]s by exposure to "national music".<ref>Fackler (2007). See also the [http://holocaustmusic.ort.org/places/camps/ Music and the Holocaust] website.</ref> There seems to be no evidence to support claims, sometimes made,<ref>E.g. in Walsh (1992).</ref> that his music was played at [[Extermination camp|Nazi death camps]] during the [[Second World War]].{{#tag:ref|See e.g. John (2004) for a detailed essay on music in the Nazi death camps, which nowhere mentions Wagner. See also Potter (2008) 244: "We know from testimonies that concentration camp orchestras played [all sorts of] music&nbsp;... but that Wagner was explicitly off-limits. However, after the war, unsubstantiated claims that Wagner's music accompanied Jews to their death took on momentum."|group=n}}<eod>