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256 Carlo Mattogno, Jürgen Graf: Treblinka
“[…] these 16 million foreign peoples, whose numbers were once made
even larger by an enormous number of Jews, who of course now have emigrated
or been brought to the east. […]” 746
On December 16, 1943, in a speech in Weimar given before the commanders
of the Kriegsmarine (German navy), Himmler maintained that: 747
“Such and so many Jews were brought to the east. Migrations of peoples
that we have given great names to in history have taken place at this
breakneck speed. […]”
On July 29, 1942, the Papal Nuncio in France, Monsignore Valerio Valeri,
wrote from Vichy to the Secretary of State, Cardinal Luigi Maglione: 748
“Around the twentieth of this month the occupation authorities in Paris,
using the French police, arrested approximately 12,000 Jews. These were
then for the most part temporarily interned in Vélodrome [749] d’Hiver. The
majority of these are non-Aryans of foreign origin, above all Poles,
Czechs, etc., who are designated for deportation into the Ukraine.”
On September 7, 1942, the “Kommandeur no. 12” of the Einsatzkommando
12 of Einsatzgruppe D in Kislovodsk, Ukraine, issued the following order: 750
“To all Jews. For the purpose of settlement in the less populated regions
of the Ukraine, all Jews who live in the city of Kislovodsk and those
Jews who have no fixed residence are obliged to report on Wednesday, the
9th of September 1942, at 5 o’clock in the morning, Berlin time (6 o’clock
according to Moscow time) to the freight train station.
Each Jew is to take along a package of 20 kg or under of food for 2
days. Additional food will be secured at the stations by the German authorities.
It is suggested that only the most necessary things be taken
along: valuables, money, clothing, and blankets. Each family is to seal up
its apartment, and on the key a slip of paper should be fastened, on which
the first name, family name, the occupation, and the address of the family
members are stated. This key with the slip of paper is to be handed over to
the German detachment at the freight station. Due to the difficulties in
transportation, bringing freight over 20 kg and furniture is impossible. For
better preparation and transportation, each family is to pack up and seal
its property, its linens etc. and in doing so declare the name of the owner.
The Kommandantur [headquarters] no. 12 is responsible for maintaining
the materials in undamaged condition.
Whoever makes an attack on the property of these Jews or attempts to
force his way into a Jewish apartment will be shot immediately.
Baptized Jews are also subject to evacuation.
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Ibid., p. 201. Complete text: PS 22-33, IMT, vol. XXIX, p. 620.
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Ibid., p. 201.
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Actes et Documents…, op. cit. (note 742), vol. 8, p. 610.
749
Bicycle racing stadium.
750 USSR 1A.