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J. GRAF, T. KUES, C. MATTOGNO, SOBIBÓR 5 Contents Page 1.� Introduction ........................................................................................... 9� Measurement Conversions ........................................................... 14� 2.� The Sobibór Camp and its Historiographic Representation ........... 15� 2.1.� Sobibór as Described in the Encyclopedia of the Holocaust ........ 15� 2.2.� Sobibór as Described in Contemporary Documents .................... 20� 2.2.1.� Himmler’s Directive of 5 July 1943 and Pohl’s Reply ..... 21� 2.2.2.� Documents about the Sobibór Uprising ............................ 21� 2.2.3.� The Höfle Radio Message ................................................ 22� 2.2.4.� Provisional Summary ....................................................... 22� 2.3.� Sobibór in Official Historiography and “Holocaust” Literature ...................................................................................... 23� 2.3.1.� N. Blumental’s Documents and Materials (1946) ............ 23� 2.3.2.� Report by the “Main Commission for the Investigation of German Crimes in Poland” (1947) ......... 24� 2.3.3.� Yuri Suhl (1967) ............................................................... 25� 2.3.4.� Adam Rutkowski (1968) .................................................. 26� 2.3.5.� Stanis�aw Szmajzner (1968) ............................................. 28� 2.3.6.� Adalbert Rückerl (1977) ................................................... 31� 2.3.7.� E.A. Cohen (1979) ............................................................ 31� 2.3.8.� Miriam Novitch (1980)..................................................... 31� 2.3.9.� Richard Rashke (1982) ..................................................... 34� 2.3.10.�E. Kogon, H. Langbein, A. Rückerl et al. (1983) ............. 35� 2.3.11.�Yitzhak Arad (1987) ......................................................... 37� 2.3.12.�Witold Zbigniew Sulimierski (1993) ................................ 39� 2.3.13.�Jules Schelvis (1993) ........................................................ 40� 2.3.14.�Thomas (Toivi) Blatt (1996) ............................................ 41� 2.3.15.�Shaindy Perl (2004) .......................................................... 45� 2.3.16.�Michael Lev (2007) .......................................................... 46� 2.3.17.�Dov Freiberg (2007) ......................................................... 46� 2.3.18.�Barbara Distel (2008) ....................................................... 46� 2.3.19.�Jules Schelvis (2008) ........................................................ 47� 2.3.20.�Conclusions ...................................................................... 55� 2.4.� A Revisionist Article about Sobibór ............................................ 56� 2.5.� Heinrich Himmler’s Visit to Sobibór ........................................... 58� 2.6.� Sobibór’s Claimed Number of Vicitms ........................................ 60�
6 J. GRAF, T. KUES, C. MATTOGNO, SOBIBÓR 3.� Origins and Evolution of Claims about Sobibór .............................. 63� 4.� Critical Analysis of Eye Witness Testimonies .................................. 77� 4.1.� Alleged Contacts with Inmates in camp III .................................. 77� 4.2.� Alexander Pechersky, the Main Witness ...................................... 84� 4.3.� “The Most Conclusive Evidence” ................................................ 93� 4.4.� Miscellaneous Anomalies and Absurdities .................................. 98� 4.5.� Testimonies by Former Camp Personnel ................................... 102� 4.6.� The Value of Eye Witness Testimonies ..................................... 105� 5.� Critical Analysis of Material Evidence ........................................... 107� 5.1.� The State of Evidence ................................................................ 107� 5.1.1.� Forensic Post War Survey by Polish Authorities ........... 107� 5.1.2.� Photographic Evidence ................................................... 108� 5.1.3.� Kola’s Archeological Research at Sobibór 2000-2001 .. 109� 5.2.� Mass Graves ............................................................................... 112� 5.2.1.� Mass Graves in Testimony, Verdicts, and Historiography ................................................................ 112� 5.2.2. � The Switch from Burial to Cremation ............................ 115� 5.2.3.� Mass Graves Identified by Kola ..................................... 118� 5.2.4.� The Significance of Unincinerated Corpses ................... 120� 5.2.5.� Area and Volume of the Graves ..................................... 122� 5.2.6.� A Note on the Ground Water Level at Sobibór .............. 125� 5.3.� Fuel Requirements ..................................................................... 130� 5.3.1.� The Percentage of Children among the Deportees ......... 130� 5.3.2.� The Average Weight of the Children ............................. 132� 5.3.3.� Fuel Requirements for the Cremation of One Body ....... 133� 5.3.4.� Decomposed Bodies ....................................................... 136� 5.3.5.� Emaciated Corpses ......................................................... 138� 5.3.6.� Factors Influencing the Cremation ................................. 139� 5.3.7.� Wood Requirements for Corpse Cremation at Sobibór .. 140� 5.3.8.� The Duration of the Cremation ....................................... 145� 5.3.9.� The Ashes ....................................................................... 148� 5.4.� Excavated Building Remains ..................................................... 149� 5.4.1.� The Alleged Second Phase Gas Chambers in Testimony, Verdicts and Historiography ........................ 149� 5.4.2.� Building Remains Excavated by Kola ............................ 152� 5.5.� Continued Archeological Research 2007-2008 .......................... 162� 5.6.� The Official “Memorial Map” of the Sobibór “Death Camp” ... 167� 5.7.� Estimate of the Sobibór Death Toll ............................................ 168�
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