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- 17:13, 27 January 2026 Handling of cash transactions for the Treblinka labor camp. (hist | edit) [12,876 bytes] Pilgrimofdark (talk | contribs) (Created page with "A document dated October 30, 1942, discussing budgetary matters for the Treblinka labor camp. __TOC__ <gallery mode="slideshow" showthumbnails> File:2_111_0_3.1_611_10_63333133.jpg File:2_111_0_3.1_611_11_63333136.jpg File:2_111_0_3.1_611_12_63333139.jpg File:2_111_0_3.1_611_13_63333142.jpg </gallery> = Transcription (de) = <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> Regierung des Generalgouvernements<br> Hauptabteilung Finanzen<br> Abteilung I<br> <u>Fin PF 1060 2</u>...")
- 16:58, 15 January 2026 Jozef Pronicki (Treblinka Stationmaster) (hist | edit) [7,373 bytes] Pilgrimofdark (talk | contribs) (Created page with "From 1941 to early 1943, Józef Pronicki was the stationmaster of the Treblinka train station. Most of what is known about him comes from Franciszek Ząbecki's memoirs ''Wspomnienia dawne i nowe'' ("Memories, Old and New"). In May 1941, Zabecki began working as a train dispatcher after he had already been released from captivity and joined the Polish resistance. Soon after, Jozef Pronicki became stationmaster of Treblinka.<ref>Ząbecki, ''Wspomnienia dawne i nowe'', p....")
- 19:10, 28 December 2025 Himmler's Sonthofen Speeches (hist | edit) [18,571 bytes] Callafangers (talk | contribs) (Created page with "The speeches delivered by Heinrich Himmler at Sonthofen in May and June 1944 are often cited by exterminationists as evidence of a universal policy of Jewish genocide. However, critical analysis reveals that these speeches, addressed to Wehrmacht generals, primarily focus on internal security, anti-partisan warfare, and the strategic necessity of harsh measures during wartime. Far from confessing to a systematic extermination program, Himmler's words emphasize military...")
- 14:05, 27 December 2025 The Burning of the Treblinka II Death Camp (Photographs) (hist | edit) [4,110 bytes] Pilgrimofdark (talk | contribs) (Created page with ""The Burning of the Treblinka II Death Camp" is a series of two known photographs that were in the possession of Polish railway dispatcher Franciszek Ząbecki. One of the photos was donated in 1965 by Ząbecki to the Ghetto Fighters House Museum in Israel, while the other was printed in Ząbecki’s 1977 memoirs ''Wspomnienia dawne i nowe''. __TOC__ <gallery widths=300 mode="slideshow"> File:Tii-fire-archive.png|Donation photo File:Tii-fire-memoirs.jpg|Memoirs photo </...")
- 17:14, 22 December 2025 Account of a Treblinka Escapee (Abraham Krzepicki) (hist | edit) [43,994 bytes] Pilgrimofdark (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Abraham Krzepicki is reported to be an early escapee of the Treblinka II camp. He was allegedly deported from the Warsaw Ghetto to Treblinka on August 25, 1942, and escaped eighteen days later on September 13. He then spent a month in Węgrów before returning to the Warsaw Ghetto. Two texts are assigned to him, a shorter Polish text handwritten by two people, and a long Yiddish text written by Rachel Auerbach. Both texts are part of the Ringelblum Archive. Each text c...")
- 16:32, 17 December 2025 Year In Treblinka Manuscript (hist | edit) [21,623 bytes] Pilgrimofdark (talk | contribs) (Created page with "In a document from the "Berman Adolf - Avraham" collection held by the Ghetto Fighters House Archives is a manuscript draft of Jankiel Wiernik's ''A Year in Treblinka.'' It is titled “Report of a Jew, escaped from Treblinka, Janik Wiernik, residing in Warsaw, at 23 Wołyńska Street, 53 years old” and is three pages in length. This manuscript is handwritten by two or three people and contains details that were not included in the published version of Wiernik's book....")
- 08:28, 16 December 2025 1944 Soviet Treblinka Investigations (hist | edit) [628 bytes] Pilgrimofdark (talk | contribs) (Created page with "In 1944, the Soviet Union conducted several investigations of the Treblinka camps. Relevant documents from those investigations are included below. These include testimonies, interrogation protocols, exhumations of graves, and the official reports. *August 1944, 65th Army of the 1st Belorussian Front *September 1944, Soviet-Polish Commission *Soviet_Treblinka_Investigatio...")
- 08:24, 16 December 2025 Soviet Treblinka Investigation 1944-ChGK (hist | edit) [67,535 bytes] Pilgrimofdark (talk | contribs) (Created page with "In early October 1944, the Deputy Military Prosecutor of the 65th Army conducted interrogations with numerous witnesses about the deportation and execution of American and British citizens at the Treblinka camp. As a result, the Extraordinary State Commission (ChGK) created a Draft Report, dated December 1, 1944, with numerous corrections. __TOC__ = Interrogation protocol of witness Gustav Boraks about the Treblinka death camp and the work of the barber team. Węgrów...")
- 08:10, 16 December 2025 Soviet Treblinka Investigation 1944-SMERSH (hist | edit) [25,996 bytes] Pilgrimofdark (talk | contribs) (Created page with "In September and November 1944, the Soviet organization SMERSH ("Death to Spies") conducted interrogations of a number of alleged former guards of the Treblinka camps. __TOC__ = In the case of the arrested guards of the Treblinka camp – Kozlov, Shkarup-Poleschuk, Sirota, Rekalo, Rozhansky and Shevchenko = Top secret TO THE COMBAT COUNCIL OF THE 65TH ARMY <u>DETAIL NOTE</u> In the case of the arrested guards of the Treblinka camp KOZLOV, SHKARUPA-POLESHCHUK, SIROT...")
- 07:56, 16 December 2025 Soviet Treblinka Investigation 1944-September (hist | edit) [288,015 bytes] Pilgrimofdark (talk | contribs) (Created page with "In September 1944, a joint Polish-Soviet group of investigatory bodies conducted an examination of the area of the Treblinka camps. Members of the Polish-Soviet Commission for the Investigation of German Crimes, the Information and Propaganda Department of the Polish Committee of National Liberation, and the Military Council of the 2nd Belorussian Front were involved in the investiation. The documents below include interrogation protocols of witnesses, a map of the Tre...")
- 06:57, 16 December 2025 Soviet Treblinka Investigation 1944-August (hist | edit) [98,036 bytes] Pilgrimofdark (talk | contribs) (Created page with "In August 1944, the 65th Army of the 1st Belorussian Front of the Soviet Union Red Army conducted an investigation of the area of the Treblinka camps. The documents below include the testimonies of witnesses, the excavations of individual and mass graves, and the official report. __TOC__ = Testimony of Max Lewit about life in the Treblinka labor camp and its liquidation [August 1944] = (33 years old, Jewish, carpenter from Warsaw, prisoner of Treblinka I) I was in t...")