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A hundred items of evidence, together with the book by Graf and Mattogno, show that Treblinka II could never have been anything but an ordinary and modest Durchgangslager, that is, a transit camp for Jews being transported to Majdanek, Auschwitz, or other concentration and labor camps, to the south or east. Along with the great lie of Auschwitz, the crude lie of Treblinka belongs, therefore, in the trash can of history. [1988] Treblinka: An Exceptional Guide By Dr. Robert Faurisson
All photographs of heaps of corpses were taken in Western camps around the end of the war, such as Dachau, Bergen-Belsen, and Buchenwald, where historians now agree no mass murders took place. Significantly, there are no such photographs taken at the camps in which mass murder is alleged to have occurred (Auschwitz, Treblinka, Belzec, Sobibor, Chelmno, Majdanek.) These eastern camps were all in areas which came under Soviet control at war's end. It is very telling that the Soviets released no pictures of mass graves or heaps of corpses and allowed no journalists, medical professionals, or other experts to examine the camps. Since the end of the 1980s. FAQ about Revisionism by Germar Rudolf
Treblinka was claimed to be one of the death camps. Very little could be seen there, however, except for monuments and stones. (19-4502, 5403) Felderer conducted tests on the trees to determine when they were planted. Exterminationists claimed the trees were planted by the Nazis to camouflage the camp; Felderer found that the trees had been planted in about 1966 to 1968. (19-4505) While exterminationists claimed that prisoners were unloaded from the trains and taken very quickly to the gas chambers, Felderer pointed out that the area alleged to be the camp today was several kilometres from the railroad. (19-4506) [Ditlieb Felderer] The 'False News' Trial of Ernst Zündel -- 1988
Solid evidence for gassings at Treblinka has proven to be very elusive. For example, it turned out that none of the witnesses in the 1951 West German "Treblinka" court case ever actually saw anyone being gassed. "The type of gas used to kill the people there [Treblinka] cannot be determined with certainty because none of the witnesses was able to witness this procedure," the judges declared in their verdict. [1992] Treblinka by Mark Weber and Andrew Allen
The latest reminiscences to appear in print are those of Franz Stangl, the former commandant of the camp at Treblinka in Poland who was sentenced to life imprisonment in December 1970. These were published in an article by the London Daily Telegraph Magazine, October 8th, 1971, and were supposed to derive from a series of interviews with Stangl in prison. He died a few days after the interviews were concluded. These alleged reminiscences are certainly the goriest and most bizarre yet published, though one is grateful for a few admissions by the writer of the article, such as that "the evidence presented in the course of his trial did not prove Stangl himself to have committed specific acts of murder" and that the account of Stangl's beginnings in Poland "was in part fabrication."At the main Nuremberg trial of 1945-1946, two conflicting stories were given:
steaming and gassing. Former Treblinka prisoner Samuel Rajzman testified that
Jews were killed there in gas chambers. (note 10) (To confuse matters still
more, a few months earlier Rajzman claimed that during the time he was in
Treblinka, Jews were "suffocated to death" there with a machine that pumped air
out of death chambers.)
American prosecutors at the main Nuremberg trial supported
the steam story. As proof, a Polish government report dated December 5, 1945,
was submitted as prosecution exhibit USA-293. It charged that Jews were killed
at the camp "by suffocating them in steam-filled chambers." This report, which
says nothing about poison gas killings, was published in the official Nuremberg
trial record as document PS-3311. An American prosecutor quoted from this report
during his address to the Tribunal on December 14, 1945.
Although no reputable historian now supports the "steam"
story, and little has been heard of it during the last several decades, it was
revived in a widely-circulated booklet published in 1979 and 1985 by the
influential Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith.
There may have been a factual basis for the "steam chamber"
stories. It is quite possible that there was indeed some kind of steaming
operation at Treblinka -- but one designed to kill disease-carrying lice, not
people. Such disinfection steaming was commonly used in German camps for Allied
prisoners of war. [1992] Treblinka by Mark Weber
and Andrew Allen
Shortly after the war, the World Jewish Congress published The Black Book, a 559-page volume of real and imagined wartime atrocities against Jews. At Treblinka alone, the book alleges, three million persons were killed. Three diabolical techniques, including poison gas and steam, were supposedly used there to kill some 10,000 Jews daily. But "the most widespread" method "consisted of pumping all the air out from the chambers with large special pumps." (note 16) A former inmate testified shortly after the war that Treblinka's victims were "poisoned by the different gasses or asphyxiated when the chamber was turned into a vacuum and all the air sucked out." In the Nuremberg trial of Oswald Pohl, U.S. Judge Michael A. Musmanno declared that "death was inflicted here [at Treblinka] by gas and steam, as well as by electric current." Citing Nuremberg document PS-3311, Musmanno declared: "After being filled up to capacity the chambers were hermetically closed and
In 1942-1943, the 'extermination camp' area was practically devoid of trees
or large shrubbery. As a result, the neighboring farm folk and passers-by could
easily observe, through the barbed-wire fence, the prisoners and the guards as
well as the various buildings of a camp that is now said to have been
ultra-secret. From the perspective of someone facing the entrance to the camp,
the Olszuk family farm was located a mile and a quarter to the left, while their
plot lay, to the immediate right, 300 meters from the camp's eastern limit.
Thus, Marian Olszuk passed close by the 'extermination camp' every day that he
went to work at the quarry, and when he worked on the family plot, he was also
right near the 'extermination camp.'...Even though, of
course, he never entered the camp area, every day people gathered in groups
outside the front gate, openly engaging in barter and black market dealing.
....Had Marian Olszuk ever noticed signs of homicidal
activities by the Germans in this 'extermination camp?' His answer was No.
....Remarkably, after the 'liberation' of Poland and
after the war, no administrative or police authority questioned him about what
had taken place at Treblinka. After the war there were official commissions of
inquiry, which issued extravagant reports, comparable to the Soviet report on
Katyn (USSR-008). But none of those commissions ever asked the Olszuks to
testify. All the same, the official camp guide, Marja Pisarek, coldly asserted
in 1988 that "No one in the vicinity will talk to you". But Marian Olszuk,
obviously, was able and willing to talk to us at length, and, unlike another
Polish witness, clear-headedly.
[1988] Treblinka: An Exceptional Guide By Dr. Robert Faurisson
It was in the course of this walk that our man gave us a revelation: the camp had in reality been smaller in size than what the tourists are told. In 1947, after the war, the authorities bought small abutting parcels of land to, in effect, enlarge the 'extermination camp.' .....In the attached drawing, made by Tijudar Rudolph with what means we had on hand at the time, one will note the difference in area between the actual camp of 1942-1943, which covered about 14 hectares, and the 1988 camp for tourists, about 23 hectares in size. [1988] Treblinka: An Exceptional Guide By Dr. Robert Faurisson
Odilo Globocnik (b. 1904) was the SS and Police Leader of
the Lublin District of the General Government and responsible for the
construction of the alleged “pure extermination camps” Belzec, Sobibor, and
Treblinka. According to most accounts, Globocnik allegedly poisoned himself
with a cyanide capsule just after being captured by British troops in Austria on
May 31, 1945. Other sources claim he was killed by partisans or Jewish
“avengers” in May or June 1945.
Irmfried Eberl (b. 1910) was the first commandant of Treblinka and a
former euthanasia doctor. After the war Eberl undisturbed practiced as a
physician in the Austrian town of Blaubeuren . He was arrested on January 8,
1948 by the American occupying forces. He allegedly committed suicide by hanging
in his custody cell on February 16, 1948. A Brief List of
the Conveniently Deceased by Thomas Kues
[2007] Provanian Exterminationism, the "Death Camp" Treblinka, and the Demjanjuk Case By Paul Grubach In 1947, the testimony of Elias Rosenberg was published. He was another "Holocaust survivor" who saw the "extermination system" at Treblinka with "his own two eyes." He said the Jews were killed with the exhaust from a Diesel engine. In his own words: "As it was very dark in the chambers, one could not see that alongside the walls ran several pipes, about five centimeters in diameter through which the gas—exhaust gas from a single diesel motor—was piped into the cabin." Let it suffice to say that he was one of John Demjanjuk’s chief accusers at the latter’s trial in Israel. Indeed, at Demjanjuk’s show trial it was again "proven" that a Diesel engine was used at Treblinka to generate the deadly gas.
Eliahu Rosenberg’s 1947 deposition on Treblinka
by Thomas Kues The deposition made by
Eliyahu Rosenberg in Vienna in 1947 does not only contain statements which defy
common sense, there also several statements which contradicts the orthodox
Treblinka historiography. Most important of them is the dating of the
construction of the second-phase gas chamber building to March 1943, six months
later than the standard narrative has it.
Rosenberg was born in Warsaw on
March 10, 1924. He was thus 18 when deported to Treblinka II, and 23 at the time
he made the deposition. Senility could not have been an issue, and merely four
years had passed between the alleged events and their recounting. It would have
been one thing if Rosenberg wrote that the construction began in August or
November 1943; it is conceivable that he could have been mistaken by a month or
two. Being wrong with a marginal of half a year is another thing entirely.
According to standard historiography, construction on the new gas chamber
building began in late summer/early autumn 1942. Rosenberg on the other hand has
the work begin in March 1943, on the verge of spring. The winter between those
two dates was the only one Rosenberg spent in the camp (in fact, it was the only
winter during which the camp existed). We should thus expect the witness four
years later to be able to tell which major episodes took place prior to the
winter, and which took place afterwards.
Taken together with the statements
regarding the size of the camp, the look of the corpses, and the alleged mass
graves, the above contradiction serves to demonstrate the blatant unreliability
of Eliyahu Rosenberg’s 1947 Vienna deposition. If his later accounts came closer
to the standard version of the camp’s history, it is likely due to Rosenberg
acquainting himself with other witness literature.