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J. GRAF, T. KUES, C. MATTOGNO, SOBIBÓR 303 On 19 May the county chief of Lublin reported to the department of population matters and welfare: 918 “Concerning the inquiry circular of the 12th of this month, I recommend, when opportunity arises, that the following Jews be deported, whose evacuation is required first: Lubartow 2,737 Ostrow-Stadt 3,062 Piaski 6,166 Belzyce 3,639 Bychawa 2,733 Chodel 1,398 19,735.” The county chief of Hrubieszów noted in a memo on 22 May: 919 “The number and place of residence of those Jews whose evacuation appears to be necessary first, is as follows: 1) in Hrubieszów 5,690 Jews 2) '' Uchanie 2,025 Jews 3) '' Grabowiec 2,026 Jews 4) '' Dubienka 2,907 Jews 5) '' Belz 1,540 Jews.” There is no doubt at all that these transfers were serving the purpose of creating room for the western Jews deported into the Lublin district. The latter would then also be evacuated later on, again in stages. A report of 5 October 1942 by the county chief in Lublin to the Governor of the Lublin district sets out the following information regarding this: 920 “Subject: Dispositions of 15 August 1942 and 28 September 1942 With regard to the above dispositions I am reporting that 8,009 Jews from the Reich have been resettled into my district since the 1 st of January 1942. 3,692 of these have already been resettled again. Expenditures or cash outlays have not been incurred due to these evacuations; the Piaski community merely put 400 vehicles at their disposal without cost for the transportation of the sick, children, and baggage.” According to this report, the 8,009 Jews mentioned were housed in the following communities: 918 919 920 Józef Kermisz (ed.), op. cit. (note 723), p. 53. Ibid., p. 55. Jüdisches Historisches Institut Warschau (ed.), op. cit. (note 116), p. 336.
304 J. GRAF, T. KUES, C. MATTOGNO, SOBIBÓR 1,200 Jews from Germany in Belzyce 5,466 Jews from Germany in Piaski 54 Jews from Germany in Luszawa 652 Jews from Germany in Kamionka 125 Jews from Slovakia in Firlej 512 Jews from Slovakia in Ostrow Lub. The last transport of Jews from the Reich had left on 15 July 1942, and by 5 October, out of the 8,009 Jews who had arrived only 3,692 had been moved on across the Bug; the remaining 4,317 were still in the Lublin district. This is not really in line with a policy of total extermination, just like the “400 vehicles at their disposal without cost for the transportation of the sick, children, and baggage.” The Polish historian Janina Kiebo presented a fairly complete picture of the deportations of Jews into the Lublin district between 1939 and 1942 in an article published in 1992. 921 In 1942 there were 72 transports with a total of 69,084 Jews having the following origins: 922 14 transports from Theresienstadt and Prague (2 to Izbica, 4 to Lublino, 1 to Majdanek, 1 to Piaski, 1 to Rejowiec, 1 to Sobibór/Osowa, 1 to Trawniki, 1 to Ujazdów, 2 to Zamo) between 11 March and 13 June: 14,001 deportees; 14 transports from Altreich (1 to Beyce, 10 to Izbica, 1 to Kraniczyn, 2 to Trawniki) between 12 March and 15 July 1942: 9,194 deportees; 38 transports from Slovakia (2 to Chem, 2 to Dblin, 2 to Izbica, 3 to Lubartów, 4 to Lublin, 2 to uków, 1 to Midzyrzec Podlaski, 5 to Naczów, 2 to Puawy, 5 to Rejowiec, 10 to Sobibór) between 27 March and 14 June 1942: 39,889 deportees; 6 transports from Vienna (4 to Izbica, 1 to Wodawa, 1 to Sobibór) between 9 April and 14 June 1942: 6,000 deportees. The transports went to: Beyce: 1; Chem: 2; Dblin: 2; Izbica: 17; Kraniczyn: 1; Lubartów: 3; Lublino-Majdanek: 9; uków: 2; Midzyrzec Podlaski: 1; Naczów: 5; Piaski: 1; Puawy: 2; Rejowiec: 6; Sobibór: 11; Sobibór/Osowa: 1; Trawniki: 3; Ujazdów: 1; Wodawa: 1; Zamo: 2. 921 922 Janina Kiebo, “Deportacja ydów do dystryktu lubelskiego (1939-1945),” in: Zeszyty Majdanka, XIV, 1992, p. 61-91. For a list of the transports see: C. Mattogno, J. Graf, op. cit. (note 10, Engl. ed.), pp. 242- 244.
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