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318 J. GRAF, T. KUES, C. MATTOGNO, SOBIBÓR
Auschwitz according to Franciszek Piper, 971 with the remaining 38,091
deported to the East without transiting through the “extermination
camps” at Be��ec, Sobibór, Treblinka, Majdanek, or Che�mno.
The figure 87,193 includes 33,249 deportees from Altreich, 14,222
from Ostmark, and 39,722 from Protectorate.
The figure 1,449,692 includes 1,274,166 “transited through the
camps in the General Government,” 145,301 “transited through the
Warthegau camps,” and (1,449,692 – 1,274,166 – 145,301 =) 30,225
deported “to the Russian East” without passing through anyone of these
camps.
From the above two reports we can compile the numbers of Table 8
for the evacuees.
Table 8: Summary of Deportation Origins and Destinations
ORIGIN NUMBER DESTINATION
Altreich 100,516 6,504: France
9,194: District of Lublin
9,431: Litzmannstadt
Ostmark
42,138: Ostgebiete
33,249: Theresienstadt
47,555 12,615: District of Lublin
5,002: Litzmannstadt
15,716: Ostgebiete
14,222: Theresienstadt
Protectorate 69,677 14,001: District of Lublin
5,000: Litzmannstadt
10,954: Ostgebiete
39,722: Theresienstadt
Bialystok District 46,591 8,500: Auschwitz
Warthegau*
38,091: to the East
145,301
Unknown 30,225
General Government 1,274,166
with Lemberg/Lvov
Total: 1,714,031
*11,233 from Altreich, Ostmark and Protectorate coming from ghetto of �od�/Litzmannstadt
971 F. Piper, op. cit. (note 378), p. 183. Deportations from Bia�ystok and Grodno. However,
the transport from Grodno dated “11.1942” (1,000 deportees) is not shown in D. Czech’s
Kalendarium (op. cit., note 825). On the way to Auschwitz, these transports had to pass
through Malkinia, very close to Treblinka, (line Grodno-Bialystok- Ma�kinia-Warsaw-
Cracow-Auschwitz) or through Siedlce, about 80 km south of Treblinka (line Bialystok-
Czeremcha-Siedlce-D�blin-Radom-Cracow-Auschwitz) or even through Sobibór (line
Bialystok-Czeremka-Brest/Litowsk-Tomaszowka/W�odawa-Lublin-Cracow-Auschwitz).