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SS officers giving the Nazi salute... before the coffins of comrades... killed during the Sobibor uprising (Sobibor Museum) Had Mr Lerner ever killed before? No No, I had never killed anyone Sobibor, October 14, 1943, 4 pm For my friend, Gilberte Steg in memory of her sister, Hedy Nissim gassed at Sobibor in March 1943 WARSAW 2001 Everything began on July 22, 1942 when we were forced out of the Warsaw ghetto We were gathered together on Umschlagplatz and... told that we were being sent somewhere, we didn't know where Umschlagplatz is the place where the Jews were gathered At this spot, you found the cattle cars... into which the deported Jews were herded I'm still with my parents and family... but we are soon parted I'm sent to one side, my family to another I am alone from then on My mother, father, brother and sister, as I later learned were sent to Treblinka In this life and death story over 300,000 Jews were transported in 1942-1943 from the ghetto in Warsaw to the gas chambers··· in the Nazi extermination camps I was taken from Umschlagplatz to be led outside the ghetto We spent a few days there We were given a slice of bread and some water each day A precise number of young men was required That's probably why we waited a few days There were a lot of us, a few thousand young men... capable of working I had just turned sixteen After a few days, we were put in wagons... to be taken to a work camp, or so they told us For almost one week, we travelled in those wagons Each day, we had a little water through the door Before boarding, each of us had received a loaf of bread We arrived in Belorussia... and we were unloaded to be put to work The place that we had arrived at was near an airport I can't remember the name but it was an airfield And we built huts there Conditions were very harsh, very little to eat The Germans there would shoot at the Jews for no reason In particular, the pilots would get drunk after missions and... amuse themselves by shooting Jews, usually in the head They enjoyed stepping behind you pressing the barrel to your temple··· and trying to blow your eyes out Death was a permanent threat Dozens of people died... simply because of the hidden marksmen who'd shoot at you Not to mention those who died of hunger Each day, we'd bury dozens of people The conditions were truly terrible When I saw how bad things were I told myself that I had to get out of there I said to a friend, Let's escape! Whatever happens it's better than starving here We stayed hidden until evening After dark, we passed through the barbed wire tearing our clothes and then set off across the fields We walked for two whole days without meeting anyone We fed ourselves with what we found in the fields We had civilian clothes··· but they bore a number on a red and white patch a personal number On the third day, we met some Russian peasants... whom we asked for something to eat We spoke to them in Polish: Polish and Russian are alike Bread is the same word in Polish and Russian So, that day, the Russians fed us We then carried on walking across the fields After a few days, the Germans recaptured us They made us board a truck··· and took us to another camp The Jews in this camp asked: Why didn't the Germans shoot you on the spot? It was probably our luck Because usually they hanged you or shot you immediately It was my luck, our luck In each new camp I'd see people dying of hunger in their hundreds and thousands Each time, I thought, I'd rather be shot in the head or hanged... than starve like this I could see people swell up or become very thin... and I thought: this is a terrible way to die Each time I escaped, I was recaptured and put elsewhere The conditions were just as terrible each time I was in a number of camps Eight Eight camps, in all He escaped from eight camps? He was in eight camps in Russia and escaped from them all? Yes Over how long? Six months Eight camps in six months? Yes Why this thirst to escape? Was it that easy to escape? A man who wants to live... If a man wants to live, nothing is difficult for him When I saw that in those camps, in those conditions, it wasn't life I thought, I have nothing to lose It's better to try anything··· than live this non-life Was it that easy to escape from these camps? From the camps, very hard but I always escaped from work-sites Were the camps in the same area? They were between 30 and 40 kilometres apart He was always recaptured? What did he tell the Germans who caught him? The truth The simple truth I said that I'd just escaped There was no other solution I didn't want to lie I simply told the truth, that I had escaped There was no alternative A Jew could seek nothing outside death... but I still preferred to be shot... rather than go back there In any case, I hardly had any clothes left I couldn't lie They could see I had my number I was just skin and bone You couldn't lie He was incredibly lucky not to be shot That's true When a lucky star guides you, you live I think it was my lucky star because if I'd been arrested by the Germans... who were in charge of fugitives from the camps they'd have taken me back and hanged me like all the others They were caught, brought back and hanged But it seems that my luck... was that Germans passing by chance··· caught me and took me with them... and I ended up in another camp I always escaped with the same friend When the Germans caught us after our last escape after a car journey of a few hours, we ended up in the city of Minsk And I realised that we were in a city In Minsk, there was a ghetto The Germans put us in a locked room After a few hours we were led before two men from the Minsk Judenrat (Jewish Council) as well as a Jewish ghetto policeman The Germans handed us over to them with the order to take us to the ghetto When the Jews in the ghetto saw us, they were amazed... because we looked like walking corpses The Judenrat people told us You'll never survive here because, in the ghetto anyone who can't go to work each day dies of hunger But just next door there's a camp with prisoners of war... from the Red Army, all of them Jews If you can get into that camp perhaps you'll have a chance... to look human again... and recover the strength to work We were in a terrible state... infested with thousands of lice We were welcomed by a prisoner... So, we were in a terrible state, infested with lice We were taken to the Russian Jews' POW camp We were welcomed by a prisoner... who asked where we were from and who we were After we told him, he said he'd protect us They made us undress, they gave us a bath··· and we spent a few days there After a while, I came down with typhus And so I spent some weeks, ill in a building used as a sickbay We were able to have just about edible food there... and that helped me to recover The camp prisoners left each morning escorted by Germans to work inside the city of Minsk When I recovered from typhus, I could feel my strength return··· and I asked to go and work too There were many of us in the camp, 1,200 in all So when the Germans... won a victory over the Red Army and took prisoners they separated the Jewish ones from the Soviet ones? Apparently... that was the case... since there were only Jews there I was told... Yes, that seems right... since there were only Jews in this camp I was told later... that when the Germans took prisoners they asked who was Jewish... and the Jewish ones were taken to separate camps Was there a difference for him... between the Jewish Red Army prisoners... and the Jews in the work camps or the Minsk ghetto? Did he see them as being different? There was a huge difference Their physical condition was better They had food, not good food but it kept them alive In addition, their camp was clean and orderly They didn't wear their rank on them... but you could see they were soldiers They were men Another difference between life in this camp and others... lay in the relationship of the prisoners with civilians They were able to talk to and meet the civilians and that allowed them to return after a day's work... with a little extra food They seemed healthy unlike the unfortunates in other camps I AM A: THE HOLE HERE, THE JEWS OF THE MINSK GHETTO WERE KILLED EN MASSE Both in Russian and Yiddish, with variations An eternal and bright memory of the 5,000 Jews... murdered at the hands of humanity's bloodiest enemies: the Fascist German executioners March 2, 1942 We had already been in Minsk for some months... when one night in early September 1943 we were woken by the lights... coming on in the middle of the night... and our huts were suddenly surrounded by the Germans shouting: Come out! Get dressed! There were German army vehicles at the gates We were taken, we didn't know where and we ended up at the station... where we were put in wagons As they were loading us, we realised... We realised at dawn... that Minsk ghetto Jews were being brought too We realised because they wore the star so we knew they were ghetto Jews But we, the prisoners of war we were in several wagons, all together For five or six days, we travelled... without knowing where to... and we arrived in Poland, at Lublin At Lublin, we later learned there was an extermination camp, Maidanek IN THE BACKGROUND, LUBLIN We spent about half a day there just outside the camp Apparently, there was no room for us... and so we set off again After another two or three hours, we arrived at Chelm A Pole who was working... at the station for the Germans came over to us and, in Polish, told a Jew who was near a tiny window... He told him Get away, they're taking you to Sobibor He was there to... The others didn't understand Polish so they got me to try to understand··· but the man was already walking away His job was to write the numbers on the wagons He had just enough time to tell me, Get away they're taking you to Sobibor to burn you That was what I managed to grasp I told my comrades what the Pole had said that the Jews would be burned but no one believed him We didn't believe him We carried on travelling and could have escaped then Why? Since we needed to relieve ourselves we'd made a big hole in the van's floor with a knife We could have jumped through but no one believed it We couldn't imagine they transported people to burn them We'd never heard of such a thing Night had already fallen when we reached a place but it was too dark by then... for us to make out a name on a sign At that point, the Germans surrounded the train shouting that anyone who looked out would be shot immediately that we'd spend the night there and be let out the next day At around 10 pm, we heard a bugle call and thought that it was probably a large camp... if they sounded lights-out in this manner We spent the remaining half-night without being able to sleep... because everyone was asking where we were... and what would become of us In the morning, we were able to read the name of the place: Sobibor We knew then that the Pole had been right... but it was too late: we could no longer escape The train entered the camp, section by section When our section stopped they yelled at us to get out: Raus! Raus! There were Germans and numerous Ukrainians in black uniforms All the POWs formed a single group We were kept separate A German came over to us He said: I need sixty strong men I thought that if hard labour is required... there is surely food, count me in He wanted sixty men but only fifty stepped forward... so he started yelling So you won't work? You can go to Moses straightaway! We didn't understand what that meant He chose a few more men himself... and when there were sixty of us, he led us off to one side Just then, we heard... the rest of the convoy being led off... and the air started filling with cries and screams... and the cries of geese, really geese It lasted for an hour or so... and then suddenly silence again We were told later that the Germans... had a flock of several hundred geese... and when the Jews were taken and began screaming the Germans probably started panicking the geese... so that they would cry out too and the crying of the geese would cover the men's cries That's definitely right since some Poles told me that too in Sobibor and in Treblinka too: the Jews cried like geese when they were gassed Especially as they were real geese The flocks were raised specially for that to drown out the men's cries The reason was that since they took several thousand people at once the Germans wanted to avoid... Thousands of people composed each convoy... so they wanted to make sure that the people at the end of the convoy wouldn't hear the screams of those at its head So he heard the geese's cries and then silence, is that it? When silence fell a kapo, a Jew, came over... and told us to get in line He took us to a place inside the camp··· where some huts stood The sixty chosen men ended up in a single hut It was early afternoon and people were walking around When we came into the hut we were given new clothes and blankets... such as we hadn't seen in years In fact, these clothes and blankets... had been taken from people in our convoy... and previous ones Once we were dressed, they took us to the kitchen... and gave us some excellent food as much as we wanted PATH TO EXTERMINATION After we came out, we started talking... to the Jews who were strolling around We spoke in Yiddish and Polish... and they explained to us that here, in Sobibor the Jews were burned First, they were gassed... and then they were burned We realised that no one... would leave Sobibor alive In fact, they told us that no one could escape All night long, we talked... about what to do The next morning... We talked all night about our fate... and about what we could do The next morning we were told to go out to work We were taken out Our work was to fell trees and build underground munitions stores We decided that in this place... it was forbidden to waste time... and since the men I was with were all POWs, soldiers that is they knew what to do They founded a committee in charge of getting in touch... with the Jews who already knew Sobibor a little The head of the committee was a Red Army Jewish officer... called Sacha Petchersky After contacting the Jews of Sobibor he brought us the following information: two previous uprisings had failed The first time, a group of fifty people had been burned... and, the second time, the Jews rebelling had tried to dig a tunnel... and had also failed We realised that if we wanted to succeed we had to keep our scheme secret with very few people informed of it... and that our only chance was to kill the Germans All trades were represented in the camp: cobblers working for the Germans, others for the Ukrainians tailors working for both groups even goldsmiths A German going away on leave, for instance could have a gold ring or some other jewellery made All these craftsmen were Jews working for the Germans We selected a site... where we decided to build a new hut The idea was to say that there were... a number of carpenters in the camp... and so we needed a new hut for this particular trade, carpentry We received permission to build the new hut We also thought about the tools... we could use to kill the Germans... and, as carpenters, we would be allowed axes We knew how amazingly precise the Germans were Our plan was to summon, every few minutes the officers to the different workshops to the tailors' and the cobblers' That was the plan We had to bring them to the workshops And for each workshop two men had been selected by the committee Their task was to contact the Jewish craftsman... in charge of each workshop For instance, along with a comrade we always went in twos we had to go to the tailors' workshop The tailor had to summon a German at 4 pm... and we had to wait for that German How was the tailor sure he would come at 4 pm? What reason did he give to summon him? For instance, in my workshop, the tailors' workshop... our task was to kill a German called Greischutz... who was in charge of the Ukrainians... who was in charge of the Ukrainians in the camp He was having a leather coat made in the workshop... with a fur lining... and so he had to come at 4 pm to try it on We had set the time for the uprising in the whole camp... for October 14, at 4 pm precisely All the Germans would be summoned to the workshops at that time Was there a precise reason... for organising the uprising on that date? Yes, there were children who worked in the canteen... Some of the children also went to the homes of the Germans... to clean their shoes These children had overheard some information... according to which the camp had to be destroyed very soon We decided, after hearing this information that we needed to act fast... because, if we waited we risked extermination with the rest of the camp So very little time elapsed··· between their arrival at Sobibor in early September··· and the uprising on October 14 They acted very quickly? Yes, in all, since my arrival at the camp six weeks had passed In the tailors' workshop my friend and I were ready... with our well-sharpened axes... and our task was to kill a German summoned at 4 pm... and a second one due to arrive at 4:05 pm How many men were to take part? Jews, you mean? Yes, of course More than twenty We were spread out in all the places... where we could summon Germans What criteria were used to choose those who took part? The committee in charge of the camp uprising... had chosen those who would take part in the mission... but I don't know what their criteria were Personally, I felt that it was an honour... to be given the task of killing a German I was fairly young, still a kid but I was already well-built I truly felt that it was an honour to be chosen to kill a German The plan was to kill all the Germans in the camp? Yes, the plan was to kill the 16 Germans in the camp In fact, there were 30 Germans... but, since they could take leave and go outside the camp they split up into twos and, in general when we decided on the uprising there were 16 Germans present But there were a few hundred Ukrainians... in charge of guarding the whole camp There was also an electrified fence around the camp with minefields on the other side of that fence At 4 pm, when the uprising started we had given an electrician comrade the task... of cutting off the camp's electric system This Jewish electrician always worked... for the Germans as an electrician... and his role on that day... was to cut the power He also cut the phone lines Had Mr Lerner ever killed before? No, I hadn't even killed a fly Me? It was the first time It was simply reality We knew that if we didn't act we'd be taken like all the Jews before us and killed so it was simply reality that forced us to act like this For me, it was a great honour to be chosen... as one of the men who would kill the Germans Did the idea of killing scare him? Of course, I was very scared of killing... but sometimes reality forces man to act... in a way that he wouldn't necessarily have chosen In this camp, we also knew that we had no choice: we would be killed But we didn't want to be killed like sheep we wanted to die like men and it was better to be killed than to be led to the gas chambers It was reality that forced us to act Well then... It's 4 pm on October 14, 1943 or 3:30 pm, I don't know He's in the tailors' workshop, waiting We took our positions in the tailors' workshop... one hour before the time set for the uprising We had agreed on this with the tailor... in charge of the workshop... and it was understood that we would be there... as if we were tailors ourselves... but we had to find a moment, a mere second... when we could get behind the German... in order to deal the deathblow We... That means there were two of them? Yes, a comrade and myself, both waiting for the Germans What we had agreed was that at the moment when the tailor... got the German to try on the coat... and marked on the coat on the front of the coat the place for the buttons at one point, he would kneel down... and that was when... we could rush at the German to kill him Did they decide who would strike first? Since my comrade was a soldier we had planned that he would be sitting the closest... and that the tailor would make sure, as he moved that my comrade could step forward and strike the first blow So it was the Soviet Jewish prisoner who was to strike first? Their weapons? Axes Axes that we already had or that we'd sharpened... in the carpentry workshop Because we had claimed to be carpenters we were working in the carpentry shop What were the axes like? What does that mean? Like any axe They weren't very big They were quite small, in fact and, above all, we had sharpened them so much... that they were like razorblades At 4 pm, the time planned... for the German to enter our building or rather 3:55 pm to be precise we saw through the hut door... that a horse was being led from another hut... which was the signal that the German in that hut had been killed My comrade and I were already sitting... in the tailors' workshop, working I had a coat that covered my knees... and I was pretending to stitch buttons on it The axes were hidden under the coat, between our knees The German whom we were expecting who was coming for his fitting, Greischutz, came in At 4 pm sharp? As precise as clockwork In fact, our whole plan was based on that... because we knew the Germans were very punctual We only succeeded because Germans are punctual If they hadn't been punctual that day everything would have failed When Greischutz came in, he stepped forward removed his belt that held his gun put the gun down on the table... and stepped forward in such a way that suddenly... he was just next to me but we had planned my friend would be closest My friend was a soldier... whereas I had never killed anyone before... and I ended up with the German just next to me What was Greischutz like? Greischutz was... I can't really say He was about six foot In any case, he was very tall with broad shoulders A huge man, tall, of exceptional size A large stature I had seen him before... but being just next to him well, to tell the truth, I was petrified Being next to such a monster... genuinely fills you with terror Did Greischutz suspect anything? No, even in his dreams, Greischutz couldn't have imagined such a thing The Germans in the camp felt so confident they were so sure of themselves after killing so many Jews... that they couldn't imagine such a thing In this camp... In this camp, for the Germans, things ran like clockwork Everything was well-oiled They would yell, run and sow terror inside the camp... and we, we were the poor, the unfortunates Indeed, we were unfortunates... so the Germans couldn't even imagine... that something would change from our side Hundreds of thousands of people had passed through this camp So Greischutz is in front of him instead of in front of his comrade··· Yes, he was three or four feet from me So, it had been agreed... Yes, he was about three or four feet from me So, it had been agreed... that when the tailor tried the coat on him marked the spot for the buttons and bent down my friend would step forward But since I was now the closest I stood up I had the coat covering my hands... and the axe under the coat so I stood up and dropped the coat gripped the axe took one short step towards him... and it all lasted a thousandth of a second It was even... so rapid that I can't even... Imagine: a quarter of a thousandth of a thousandth of a second... I gripped the axe... and he gave a loud cry and he fell... and I had raised the axe... and I had brought it down on his head in one blow The axe, the whole axe, on his head in one blow He struck his skull? The axe lodged right in the middle of his skull I can say that I split his skull in two halves It was as if I'd been doing it··· as if I was a specialist all my life I cut precisely here and I succeeded You split his skull open completely? Completely, and he fell My comrade came over It lasted a fraction of a second So I hit him, he weakened he slumped down, he fell... and my comrade came over to hit him a second time Then the people working in the workshop... came to help us remove the body··· since we knew a second German would arrive straight after How many were they? There were other tailors and other cobblers Ada's husband worked in that workshop Ada's husband... Yes, I know All the people in the workshop... rushed over to make Greischutz's corpse vanish In a tailor's workshop, there's a table... where the tailors iron the finished clothes There was a table there··· under which there was a pile of coats ready for the Germans We dragged the body to the table... and buried it under the pile of German coats Was there any blood? A lot of blood The people working there immediately cleaned it up... and spread blankets over the floor It took us just a few seconds to wash remove our coats and sit down as if nothing had happened When was the second German due? At 4:05 pm At 4:05 pm, yes! I think it all lasted half a minute Incredible Yes, it is incredible But the whole plan hinged on German punctuality... and our own rapidity... and indeed the Germans were punctual and it went like clockwork Who was to kill the second German? Both of us, at the same spot We were waiting, waiting for the second German At 4:05 pm exactly, the second German comes in looks around says something about the place being very dirty that we need to whitewash the walls... and tidy up a little Then he steps forward and looks around Greischutz was hidden under the pile of coats... but his arm was sticking out We probably hadn't noticed that his arm was sticking out... and, as he walked, this German... treads on Greischutz's hand Perhaps it was covered... but when you step on a hand you realise it's not some clothing So the German started shouting Was ist das? Was ist das? What is it? My comrade immediately leaped forward and struck him The German collapsed from the blow... and then I ran forward to hit him a second time I think I'll always remember The axe blade struck his teeth... and there was a sort of spark You never forget something like that How did he feel, immediately afterwards? To be honest, we above all felt joy... at having succeeded in what we set out to do Straight after, we washed and changed our clothes... and we learned that 11 Germans had already been killed There were children going from hut to hut... to tell us and keep us informed There was also a kapo on our side who told us It's all going according to the plan Am I mistaken or has he turned pale? Of course I'm pale When you recall things like that... The joy of succeeding... When you recall things like that you necessarily feel something bubbling inside It's a feeling of joy at having succeeded... with tears welling up in your eyes... because so many people died there the satisfaction of succeeding of avenging those who died... and the feeling of having done the right thing At five o'clock, we had finished everything We had already gathered ready for the rest of the plan An experience like this happens once in a lifetime It's the experience of life and death Has he ever killed again since then? No Well, yes, I've killed as a soldier and fighter... with the partisans but that was different Then we were fighters facing other armed fighters... whereas in the camp we weren't even human, not even subhuman we no longer knew what we were It was an indescribable feeling After, it was soldiers pitted against soldiers It was another type of war Whereas there... It was extermination, not war There, they made wild animals of people Not even animals... not human beings, nor numbers We were already nothing Succeeding in killing then when you kill a German... who has just done such things who has killed hundreds of thousands of people... of course you feel joy in your heart At that time, I already knew what German power represented I already knew what their cruelty could lead to a cruelty that the human mind can't even imagine I knew what kind of wild animals they were So, it's 5 pm... Every day, there was a roll-call at 5 pm Roll-call meant bringing all the camp prisoners together We had to line up and, at that point a German called Franzel who is in fact in prison in Germany today this German would call our names··· and then we could go At 5 pm, we were already waiting ready for roll-call Some of our comrades had weapons... since we had been able to take the guns... of the Germans we had killed... and, at 5 pm, we were waiting for Franzel But he doesn't appear That had never happened before Franzel was always there for roll-call But perhaps he sensed that something was happening because he had no phone, no electricity, nothing In any case, at 5 pm, Franzel doesn't turn up We realised that time was short... so our comrades who knew Russian... shouted out to the Ukrainians... who were around the camp, guarding it Hurrah, we've succeeded in killing the Germans! Let's flee! Everyone runs toward the fence At that point, there's a stampede in the camp Everyone runs to the fence the Ukrainians open fire some manage to pass through the fence... and you hear explosions all over the camp Even those who get through the fence... fall in the minefield Explosions everywhere... We had managed to reach a store... that housed the camp's weapons... and, with those weapons, we crossed the fence... and, between the fence and the forest surrounding the camp it was only 500 yards at the most The whole camp was surrounded by forest We could hear Franzel's voice in the camp giving the order to pursue us and shoot us Everyone runs through the fence... and I'm already on the other side It starts to rain Not heavy rain, just drops It was winter in Poland In October, at 5 pm, it's already dark I ran into the forest and, at that point, I think... maybe the emotion of everything that had happened the exhaustion, the night my legs could no longer carry me and I collapsed I fell and I fell asleep We'll stop there It's so beautiful when he collapses in the forest The rest is an adventure of freedom The death devices and gas chambers were demolished by the Germans... immediately following the rebellion No other convoy arrived at Sobibor station There, at least, the extermination had been brought to an end People transported to the Sobibor extermination camp··· by the Polish army that means the part belonging to Poland, which was not annexed to Nazi Kingdom: 2 April 1942 from Rejowiec, 2400 April from Zamosc, 300 Avril from Krychow, 250 3 May from Komarow, 2000 5 May from Opole Lubelskie, 2000 6 May from Deblin-Irena, 2500 7 May from Ryki, 2500 7 May from Jozefow, 1270 8 May from Baranow, 1500 8 May from Konskowola, 1580 9 May from Markuszow, 1500 9 May from Leczna, 200 10 May from Michow, 2500 12 May from Opole, 2000 12 May from Turobin, 2000 May from Pulawy, 2500 12-15 May from Zolkiewka, 1000 13-14 May from Gorzkow, 2000 14-15 May from Krasnystaw, 3400 15 May from Izbica, 400 15-16 May from Zamosc again, 5000 18 May from Siedliszcze, 630 21-23 May from Chelm, 2300 23 May from Wlodawa, 1200 25-30 May from Chelm again, 1500 May from Lysobyky, 500 May from Wawolnica, 500 May from Krasniczyn, the figure was not provided May from Rudnik, figure unknown May from Wysokie, 1000 May from Cycow, unknown May from Krasnystaw, unknown May from Staw, 800 1-2 June from Hrubieszow, 3049 2 June from Belzec, 1000 Belzec had to be obstructed certainly 2 June from Dubienka, 2670 6 June from Krasnicyn, 800 7 and 9 June from Hrubieszow, 500 8 June from Grabowiec, 1200 10 June from Uchanie, 1650 10 June from Biala Podlaska, 3000 13 June again from Biala Podlaska, 6000 June from Cycow, 500 June from Slawatycze, 1000 June from Dubeczno, figure unknown 1942 still June from Olchowiec, figure unknown June from Pawlow, unknown June from Sawin, unknown June from Krzywowierzba, unknown June from Krasniczyn, unknown 29 June from Majdanek, 5000 24 July from Wlodawa / Dzieci, 100 July from Chelm, 300 10 August from Rejowiec, 2000 10 August from Zolkiewka, 1000 6 September from Ustrzyki, unknown 8 September from Ryczywol, 69 1 and 5 October from Puchaczow, 150 8 October from Izbica, 1500 10 October from Rejowiec, 2400 11 October from Lubartow, 3000 October from Wojslawice, 1200 22 October from Siedliszcze, 500 22-30 October from Piaski-Izbica, 5000 23 October from Leczna, 3000 24 October from Wlodawa, 5000 27-28 October from Chelm, 3000 28 October from Hrubieszow, 2000 30 October from Wlodawa, 500 October from Belzyce-Bychawa, 7000 2 November from Chelm, 10000 It is definitely the largest clearance 2 November from Izbica, 1750 6 November from Chelm, figure unknown 6 November from Staw, 800 December from Dubeczno, 650 January from Izbica, 750 January from Chelm, nobody knows February from Chelm, 300 February from Zamosc, 500 4 April from Izbica, 300 28 April from Izbica, 200 29 April from Leczna, 200 30 April from Wlodawa, 2000 1-7 May from Lwow, 150 26 May from Lwow, nobody knows 26 June from Belzec, 306 4 July from Lwow, nobody knows 8 August from Debica, 2000 August from Bialystok, nobody knows 15 September from Zamosc, 800 10 September from Dorohucza, nobody knows 20 September from Bialystok, nobody knows 25 September from Trawniki, nobody knows 20 October from Treblinka, over 100 People transported to··· extermination camp in Sobibor··· from foreign countries From April to June. Protectorate of Czech I Moraw, 6000 From April to June. Germany and Austria, 10000 From April to October. Slovakia, 24378 5-6 March 1943. Westerbork, Holland, 1105 6 March from France, 71 11 March from France, 200 24 March from Holland, 1105 18 March from France, nobody knows 20 March from Holland, 964 26 March from Holland, 1250 31 March from Germany, nobody knows 2 April from Holland, 1255 9 April from Holland, 2020 16 April from Holland, 1204 21 April from Berlin, Germany, 938 23 April from Holland, 1166 25 April from France, 2000 30 April from Holland, 1204 7 May from Holland, 1187 14 May from Holland, 1446 21 May from Holland, 2511 28 May from Holland, 2862 4 June from Holland, 3006 8 June from Holland, 1266 11 June from Holland, 3017 2 July from Holland, 2397 9 July from Holland, 2417 16 July from Holland, 1988 23 July from Holland, 2209 18-19 September from··· Soviet Socialistic Republic of Lida, 2700 September from Wilna, nobody knows September from Smolensk, nobody knows September from Mohylew, nobody knows September from Bobrujsk, nobody knows 18-23 September from Minsk, 6000 Whether they were transported from Lerner was uncertain 23-24 September from Wilna, 5000 September from Tryj, nobody knows There were a total of over 250,000 victims |
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