Tag: Treblinka camp

NOVANEWS By Ian Greenhalgh  According to orthodox history 75 years ago today  on July 23, 1942 the Treblinka extermination camp is opened. Treblinka was one of four camps (Treblinka, Maidanek, Sobibor and Belzec) along the Bug River in Eastern Poland that were the site of the SS ‘Operation Reinhard’. It is claimed that Operation Reinhard was the systematic annihilation of Jews in those four camps, however, does the actual evidence support this claim? There are two key documents to consider – the Korherr Report and the Hofle decode, both of which give the figure of 1,274, 166 Jews as being the number who received ‘Sonderbehandlung’ (special treatment) at these camps. But what was this special treatment exactly? If orthodox history is to be believed, it was a euphemism for mass murder, ...