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Title: Sobibor


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Sobibor
  • By Neil Benson

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Sobibor
  • Sobibor was established in March 1942. There
    were 700 Jewish workers to service the camp. It
    was initially two camps divided into three parts.
    Sobibor was the second extermination camp to come
    into operation. The man in charge was Franz
    Stangl.

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Trains
  • The people going to Sobibor came in by the
    thousands. They came in on a train. The railroads
    were throughout Europe.

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About the Camp
  • Sobibor camp was a 400x600 rectangle. The camp
    was surrounded by a three meter high barbed wire
    fence. In every corner of the rectangle there
    were wooden watch towers.

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Extermination
  • Sobibor was one of the few extermination camps
    in Europe. Most of the other camps were work
    camps. The people that came here usually ended up
    dead.

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Gas Chambers
  • The camp had six gas chambers. The six chambers
    enabled them to kill 1200 people at a time.

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Escape
  • On October in 1943 the Jews revolted. 11 SS men
    and a number of Ukrainian men were killed. Three
    hundred Jews escaped of that three hundred, only
    less than fifty survived till after the war.

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Camp Guards
  • The camps Germans or Austrians. They represented
    many different ethnic groups and nationalitys.
    The guards were usually armed.

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After
  • After the outbreak in October, Heinrich Himmler
    ordered the camp closed. Stangl then was found
    out and arrested with life imprisonment and died
    in prison in 1971.

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Memorial
  • At Sobibor, some 250,000 people were killed. At
    the memorial, there is a statue of a women
    holding her child by her side and looking toward
    the sky. The memorial also consists of a museum
    and the old train station.

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References
  • Sobibor. The Forgotten Camps. United
  • States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
  • lthttp//www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/
  • jsource/Holocaust/Sobibor.htmlgt.
  • Sobibor Tracks Picture . 3-14-09.
  • lthttp//cghs.dadeschools.net/ib_holocaust2001/Fin
    al_Solution/resistance/RailroadSobibor.gifgt
  • Sobibor Camp Picture. 3-14-09.
  • lthttp//www.holocaustresearchproject.org/ar/sobib
    or/sobibor1.jpggt
  • Rail Car Picture. 3-15-09.
  • lthttp//www.historia.lukow.pl/wspomnienia/zydzi/S
    hoah20-20The20Holocaust_pliki/o16.jpggt
  • Gas Chamber Picture . 3-15-09.
  • lthttp//www.scrapbookpages.com/dachau/GasChamber.
    jpggt
  • Extermination Camp Sobibor. Hans Vanderwerff.
    3-15-09.
  • lthttp//www.cympm.com/sobibor.htmlgt

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References (cont.)
  • Sobibor Camp Guards Picture. USHMM. 3-17-09.
  • lthttp//www.holocaustresearchproject.org/ar/sobib
    or/sobibor20funeral.jpggt
  • Sobibor Aftermath. Holocaust Encyclopedia.
    3-17-09.
  • lthttp//www.holocaustresearchproject.net/ar/sobib
    or.htmlgt
  • Sobibor Overhead Picture. 3-17-09.
  • lthttp//www.vho.org/D/gzz/BallSobibor.jpggt
  • Sobibor Memorial. Jennifer Rosenberg. 3-17-09.
  • lthttp//history1900s.about.com/library/holocaust/
    aa050899.htmgt

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The End
  • Thank You For Watching!
  • -Neil Fis Benson
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