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26 Carlo Mattogno, Jürgen Graf: Treblinka
Jewish witnesses are the sole basis of proof for the claimed mass extermination.
According to �ukaszkiewicz, there were two 36 gas chambers in Treblinka
in the beginning, to which ten more were added later. The murders were
committed with engine exhaust gas. The bodies were burned under the open
sky; 2,500 were placed upon open grates at a time and turned into ashes. In the
camp hospital, the Germans and their Ukrainian assistants killed large numbers
of prisoners by a shot in the back of the neck; old people, the infirm, and
children without relatives were led off directly after their arrival at the hospital
and shot. At least 731,600 people were murdered in Treblinka, but the total
number of victims was in reality higher. 37
In the same year, therefore still in 1946, Z. �ukaszkiewicz compiled a significantly
more detailed report about the camp under the title “Obóz strace� w
Treblince” (The Execution Camp in Treblinka), which to some extent marked
the transition from pure atrocity propaganda à la Grossmann and Auerbach to
an account, which purported to be scientific. 38 Accordingly, the style is also
much more sober than is the case with Grossmann and Auerbach, and descriptions
of patent impossibilities are rarer. Nevertheless, this work also bears the
quite unmistakable stamp of propaganda and possesses but slight scientific
value. �ukaszkiewicz tersely gives the number of victims of the camp as
800,000; nearly all of the murdered were Jews, but a certain number of Poles
and Gypsies were also killed. 39
The details given by �ukaszkiewicz correspond in all essential points to the
Treblinka version endorsed by the Western orthodox ‘Holocaust’ historians.
d. Nachman Blumental
An eighteen-page report about Treblinka also appeared in Poland in 1946,
part of a collection of documents titled Dokumenty i Materia�y and edited by
N. Blumental, a member of the Jewish Central Historical Commission. 40 The
report consists of an introduction as well as reports of two former Jewish prisoners
of the camp, Szymon Goldberg and Samuel Rajzman. We will later cite
excerpts from these reports.
e. Marian Muszkat
In 1948, one Marian Muszkat prepared a ‘documentation’ in Poland for the
UN Commission for the Investigation of War Crimes, in which Treblinka was
36
Later three gas chambers were spoken of at first.
37
Z. �ukaszkiewicz, op. cit. (note 32), p. 142.
38
Z. �ukaszkiewicz, Obóz strace� w Treblince, Pa�stwowy Instytut Wydawniczy, Warsaw
1946.
39
See Chapter III c.
40
“Treblinka,” in: Wydawnictwo Centralnej �ydowskiej Komisji Historycznej (ed.), Dokumenty
i Materia�y. Tom I: Obozy, revised by N. Blumental, Lodz 1946, pp. 173-195.