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246 Carlo Mattogno, Jürgen Graf: Treblinka<br />

On September 16, 1942, Martin Luther, director of the German Department<br />

in the Foreign Ministry, sent a telegram to the German embassy in Bratislava<br />

(Pressburg) stating that “in the process of taking the measures for the final solution<br />

of the European Jewish problem” the Reich government was prepared<br />

to immediately send “20,000 young strong Slovakian Jews” to the east, where<br />

there existed “need for deployment of labor.” 710 The Slovakian government<br />

accepted the German proposal “with eagerness,” 711 and the preparations for<br />

the deportations could begin. The program for deporting the Jews was decided<br />

upon on March 13, 1942, and provided for the dispatching of 10 trains each to<br />

Auschwitz and Lublin according to the following scheme: 712<br />

NO. TRAIN NO. DEPARTING FROM ARRIVING DESTINATION<br />

1 Da 66 3/25/1942 Poprad 3/26/1942 Auschwitz<br />

2 Da 67 3/27/1942 Žilina 3/27/1942 Lublin<br />

3 Da 68 3/27/1942 Lama� (Patrónka) 3/28/1942 Auschwitz<br />

4 Da 69 3/29/1942 Sered 30/3/1942 Lublin<br />

5 Da 70 3/30/1942 Nováky 3/31/1942 Lublin<br />

6 Da 71 4/1/1942 Lama� 4/2/1942 Auschwitz<br />

7 Da 72 4/2/1942 Poprad 4/3/1942 Auschwitz<br />

8 Da 73 4/5/1942 Žilina 4/5/1942 Lublin<br />

9 Da 74 4/7/1942 Nováky 4/8/1942 Lublin<br />

10 Da 75 4/7/1942 Poprad 4/8/1942 Auschwitz<br />

11 Da 76 4/8/1942 Sered 4/9/1942 Lublin<br />

12 Da 77 4/11/1942 Žilina 4/11/1942 Lublin<br />

13 Da 78 4/11/1942 Lama� 4/12/1942 Auschwitz<br />

14 Da 79 4/13/1942 Poprad 4/14/1942 Auschwitz<br />

15 Da 80 4/14/1942 Sered 4/15/1942 Lublin<br />

16 Da 81 4/16/1942 Nováky 4/17/1942 Lublin<br />

17 Da 82 4/17/1942 Poprad 4/18/1942 Auschwitz<br />

18 Da 83 4/18/1942 Lama� 4/19/1942 Auschwitz<br />

19 Da 84 4/20/1942 Poprad 4/21/1942 Auschwitz<br />

20 Da 85 4/21/1942 Nováky 4/22/1942 Lublin<br />

Each transport was supposed to consist of 1,000 persons. 713<br />

As we have seen in the preceding section, the Jews included in the direct<br />

deportations to Lublin were distributed throughout the surrounding towns.<br />

710 T-1078.<br />

711 NG-2586-J, p. 6.<br />

712 Riešenie židowskiej otázky na Slovensku (1939-1945). Dokumenty, Part 2, Edicia Judaica<br />

Slovaca, Bratislava 1994, pp. 59f. Tragédia slovenských Židov. Fotografie a dokumenty,<br />

Bratislava 1949, p. 91 (reproduction of the transport plan). Tragédia slovenských Zidov.<br />

Fotografie a dokumenty, Banská Bystrica 1992, p. 161 (reproduction of the transport plan<br />

from March 26 to April 7, 1942).<br />

713 Riešenie…, op. cit. (note 712), pp. 38f.

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