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	Although crematory ovens with tall chimneys are iconic Holocaust imagery, in fact, of the five primary "extermination" camps, only Auschwitz had dedicated crematory ovens. The three Operation Reinhardt camps (Treblinka, Belzec, and Sobibor) as well as Chelmno, are all said to have cremated the bodies outdoors on pyres.		Although crematory ovens with tall chimneys are iconic Holocaust imagery, in fact, of the five primary "extermination" camps, only Auschwitz had dedicated crematory ovens. The three Operation Reinhardt camps (Treblinka, Belzec, and Sobibor) as well as Chelmno, are all said to have cremated the bodies outdoors on pyres.

			==The Orthodox Account==

			For the three Reinhardt camps, the story is that approximately 1.5 million were gassed and initially buried in mass graves. The corpses were later said to have been disinterred and burned in order to cover up the crimes.

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	==~~The Orthodox Account~~==		==Wood Requirements==

	~~Arad~~

	~~==Wood Requirements==~~		[[Category: Physical Evidence]]

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Although crematory ovens with tall chimneys are iconic Holocaust imagery, in fact, of the five primary "extermination" camps, only Auschwitz had dedicated crematory ovens. The three Operation Reinhardt camps (Treblinka, Belzec, and Sobibor) as well as Chelmno, are all said to have cremated the bodies outdoors on pyres.

{| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto"
|+ Body Disposal by Camp
! Camp
! Approx. Numbers
! Cremation Method
|-
| Chelmno || 150,000-250,000 || Pyres
|-
| Belzec || 435,000-600,000 || Pyres
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| Sobibor || 170,000-250,000 || Pyres
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| Treblinka || 750,000-900,000 || Pyres
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| Auschwitz || 900,000-1,100,000 || Crematoria (and Pyres)
|-
|}

==The Orthodox Account==

Arad

==Wood Requirements==

Outdoor cremation - Revision history

Archie at 05:32, 5 December 2024