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262 J. GRAF, T. KUES, C. MATTOGNO, SOBIBÓR
In one of his(?) reports written at Rottweil on 4 May 1945, Gerstein
alleged that Globocnik had given the “maximum output per day” for the
eastern extermination camps as follows on 17 August 1942:
Beec: 15,000 persons
Sobibór: 20,000 persons
Treblinka: 25,000 persons. 785
If this had been so, 38 days would have sufficed to gas the alleged
2,284,000 victims.
Uwe Dietrich Adam summarizes in a table the respective data on the
Aktion Reinhardt camps, see Table 4. 786 One can immediately see the
madness in the planning of these camps (we have up-dated this table on
the basis of the data available today).
Table 4: Alleged Operation Data of Aktion Reinhardt Camps
CAMP: BEEC SOBIBÓR TREBLINKA
1 st period from 17 March 1942 3 May 1942 23 July 1942
# of gas chambers 3 3 3
chamber size [m] 8×4 or 3×4 4×4 4×4
2 nd period from mid-July 1942 September 1942 September 1942
# of gas chambers 6 6 6 or 10
chamber size [m] 4×5 4×4 8×4
Hence SS Obersturmführer Richard Thomalla who is said to have
built all three alleged extermination camps of Aktion Reinhardt one after
another 787 would have been a perfect fool, if one were to follow
mainstream Holocaust historiography, and even more so Wirth and
Globocnik, who had ordered him to do the work. Actually, it is mainstream
Holocaust history which is wearing the fool’s cap.
8.4. The Alleged First Gas Chamber Building at
Sobibór
The findings of the Hagen trial verdict regarding the first gas chamber
building at Sobibór are summarized as follows by Rückerl: 788
785
786
787
788
A. Chelain, op. cit. (note 143), p. 299.
Uwe Dietrich Adam, “Les chambres à gaz,” in: Colloque de l’École…, op. cit. (note
635), pp. 248f.
J. Schelvis, op. cit. (note 70), pp. 35f., 48f.
A. Rückerl (ed.), op. cit. (note 36), p. 163.