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J. GRAF, T. KUES, C. MATTOGNO, <strong>SOBIBÓR</strong> 289 The importance of this document can be judged by the fact that Christopher R. Browning suppresses it completely, even where he tries to refute the revisionist thesis of a transit camp Sobibór in a text which claims to furnish “Documentary Evidence concerning the Camps of Be��ec, Sobibór, and Treblinka.” He states: 878 “If the documents concerning the Einsatzgruppen and the ‘special trucks’ speak openly about the methods of killing, i.e. shooting and gassing, such is not the case with the documents concerning the camps located in the three tiny villages of Be��ec, Sobibór, and Treblinka, to which most Polish Jews were deported. Nonetheless, the quite scant surviving documentation makes clear that these were neither labor camps nor transit camps, and Jews were sent there simply to be killed. […] The scant surviving documentary evidence concerning the purpose of Sobibór indicates that the Germans considered it in the same category as Treblinka and Be��ec, but that it was inaccessible due to rail-line repairs during the peak months of the killing campaign of July-October 1942.” In the absence of any documentary proof regarding Treblinka and Be��ec Browning actually declares that these camps therefore were not transit camps but extermination camps and then, by analogy, goes on to say that Sobibór as well was an extermination camp, disregarding the three documents which speak of it explicitly as a transit camp! Other “holocaust” historians use the subterfuge of camouflage measures instead. Raul Hilberg for example writes: 879 “A standard concealment measure was verbal camouflage. The most important and possibly most misleading term used for the killing centers collectively was the ‘East.’ This phrase was employed again and again during the deportations. For camps, there were a variety of headings […]. Sobibór was appropriately called a Durchgangslager (transit camp). Since it was located near the Bug, on the border of the occupied eastern territories, the designation fitted the myth of the ‘eastern migration.’ When Himmler proposed one day that the camp be designated a Konzentrationslager, Pohl opposed the change.” 878 Christopher R. Browning, “Evidence for the Implementation of the Final Solution: Electronic Edition,” at: www holocaustdenialontrial.com/en/trial/defense/browning/530. 879 R. Hilberg, op. cit. (note 33), p. 1028.
290 J. GRAF, T. KUES, C. MATTOGNO, <strong>SOBIBÓR</strong> In fact, Himmler did not propose “to designate this camp a concentration camp” but ordered the camp to be “converted into a concentration camp” – the difference is not irrelevant. Furthermore, it is wrong to say that “Pohl rejected this change of name,” because Pohl replied merely that setting up “at Sobibór an installation for the defusing of enemy munitions, can be realized without such a conversion.” Hence, it was not a question of designation or of name, but one of organization, as Hilberg himself explained in a different context: 880 “A special enterprise was ordered by Himmler for Sobibór. This camp was set aside for the disassembly of captured ammunition in order to salvage the metals and explosives. The enterprise was not going to be incorporated into the WVHA industry network, inasmuch as it was designated to work for the SS-Führungshauptamt exclusively.” (Emph. added) These manipulations show Hilberg’s obvious embarrassment. How can anyone believe that Himmler and Pohl would have used an alleged “coded language” even in top secret documents? The most reasonable explanation, therefore, continues to be that the “myth of Ostwanderung” was, in fact, not a “myth” at all. The very document used by Hilberg when he speaks of “eastern migration” (Ostwanderung) bears this out irrefutably. 9.2. The Ostwanderung On 15 September 1942 a meeting took place between Reichsminister Albert Speer and SS-Obergruppenführer Oswald Pohl, head of SS- WVHA. The following day Pohl wrote a detailed report for Himmler. The discussion had involved four main topics, the first of which was “Enlargement of barrack camp Auschwitz as a consequence of eastern migration.” On this point, Pohl wrote: 881 “In this manner Reichsminister Prof. Speer wants to guarantee the deployment at short notice of approximately 50,000 Jews fit for work in existing enclosed factories which have existing possibilities 880 Ibid., p. 986; but, as we have explained in the preceding chapter, the camp was built as part of the chain of command linking Amtsgruppe C-Bauwesen of WVHA and the Bauleitung at Zamo��. 881 Pohl Report to Himmler of 16 September 1942 on the subject: a) Armament work. b) Bomb damage. BAK, NS 19/14, pp. 131-133.
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