TREBLINKA: - Holocaust Handbooks

104 Carlo Mattogno, Jürgen Graf: Treblinka
Warsaw: 254,000
District Warsaw: 110,000 Slovakia: 7,000�
District Radom: 364,000 Theresienstadt: 8,000�
District Lublin 33,000 Greece: 14,000�
District Bia�ystok: 122,000 Total (other nations): 29,000�
Poland total: 883,000
SUM OF VICTIMS� ALL VICTIMS�
1942
1943
837,000
75,000
912,000
Burba’s bar graph refers to the monthly number of victims. Though it contains
no figures, these can be derived without difficulty from the bars, which
reflect the numbers:
1942� 1943 �
January: 28,000
February: 14,000
July: 67,000 March: 14,000
August: 246,000 April: 7,000
September: 200,000 May: 3,500
October: 203,000 June: 0
November: 82,000 July: 0
December: 39,000 August: 8,500
TOTAL 1942: 837,000 TOTAL 1943: 75,000
Thus, according to M. Burba, 912,000 people were killed in Treblinka.
Concerning his sources, the author writes: 259
“The calculation of the number of victims is essentially based upon
documents of the German Reichsbahn [German rail system] and upon surveys
and censuses of the most diverse kind in the ghettos in occupied Poland
as well as eyewitness narratives.”
Yet, in reality, Burba’s figures are based upon the previously mentioned
lists of Arad, whose numbers (881,390) he raised to 883,000, adding to this
29,000 deportees from Slovakia, Theresienstadt, and Greece not mentioned by
Arad.
The arbitrariness, with which such statistics are produced, is even more
blatantly evident in the calculations of Ryszard Czarkowski, who devotes an
entire chapter to them in his 1989 book on Treblinka. He divides the history of
the camp into five periods:
First Period: June 25 to July 23, 1942
Second Period: July 23 to December 15, 1942
Third Period: December 15, 1942, to January 9, 1943
259 Ibid., p. 17.