TREBLINKA: - Holocaust Handbooks

46 Carlo Mattogno, Jürgen Graf: Treblinka
a labor camp as well as a transit camp for Jews resettled to the east; 109 Prof.
Dr. Robert Faurisson also supports the transit camp thesis. 110
Finally, the American historian Mark Weber, together with the U.S. lawyer
Andrew Allen, wrote an excellent article about Treblinka in 1992, in which
the two authors summarized all known arguments to that date against the ‘extermination
camp’ thesis, introduced new viewpoints, and wrote concerning
the actual nature of the camp: 111
“If Treblinka was not an extermination center, what was it? […] the
balance of evidence indicates that Treblinka II – along with Belzec and
Sobibor – was a transit camp, where Jewish deportees were stripped of
their property and valuables before being transferred eastwards into German-occupied
Soviet territories.”
Since Treblinka was much too small to be able to accommodate the large
number of Jews deported there at the same time, the transit camp thesis is, in
fact, the single plausible alternative to the conventional picture of the extermination
camp. Tertium non datur – there is no third possibility.
109 rd
Arthur R. Butz, The Hoax of the Twentieth Century, 3 ed., Theses and Dissertations Press,
Chicago, IL 2003, p. 270.
110
Robert Faurisson, Ecrits révisionnistes, op. cit. (note 56), pp. 754f. (vol. II).
111
Mark Weber, Andrew Allen, “Treblinka,” in: Journal Historical Review, no. 2, Summer
1992, p. 139.