TREBLINKA: - Holocaust Handbooks

250 Carlo Mattogno, Jürgen Graf: Treblinka
DATE DEPORTEES ORIGIN
March 26 999 Slovakia
March 28 798 Slovakia
March 30 1,112 Compiègne
April 2 965 Slovakia
April 3 997 Slovakia
April 13 1,077 Slovakia
April 17 1,000 Slovakia
April 19 1,000 Slovakia
April 23 1,000 Slovakia
April 24 1,000 Slovakia
April 29 723 Slovakia
May 22 1,000 Lublin KL
June 7 1,000 Compiègne
June 20 659 Slovakia
June 24 999 Drancy
June 27 1,000 Pithiviers
June 30 1,038 Beaune-La R.
June 30 400 Lublin KL
Total: 16,767
5. Auschwitz as a Transit Camp for Western Jews
On September 5, 1942, SS-Untersturmführer Horst Ahnert, member of the
SIPO and of the SD in Paris, wrote a note on the “Evacuation of Jews,” which
begins as follows: 727
“At the beginning of July 1942, the Reichssicherheitshauptamt ordered
that, for the purpose of the final solution of the Jewish problem, the transportation
of Jews out of the territories occupied by Germany for the goal of
labor assignment should be begun on a greater scale.”
On September 12, there was a meeting between Reich Minister Albert
Speer, SS-Obergruppenführer Oswald Pohl, the director of the SS-WVHA, and
other functionaries. On the following day, Pohl handed a detailed report to
Himmler. The discussion had concentrated on four points, the first of which
was the “Enlargement of the barracks-camp of Auschwitz as a result of the
eastern migration.”
Pohl wrote on this point: 728
“In this manner, Reichsminister Prof. Speer wants to guarantee the deployment
at short notice of approximately 50,000 Jews fit for work in
closed companies with existing possibilities for lodging. We will skim off
727 CDJC, XXVI-61.
728 Pohl Report to Himmler of 16 September 1942 on the subject: a) Armament work. b) Bomb
damage. BAK, NS 19/14, pp. 131-133.