TRANSPORTS
The SS contracted the “fare” for
transporting the Jews to their death with the German railroad authorities: children
up to 10 years of age traveled half the regular fare: those under 4 years
traveled free with their parents. The SS paid for their transportation from the
funds robed from their victims.
From the end of July to the
beginning of October 1942 the railroad was on repair and alternative forms of
transports were found: Trucks, horse drawn wagons, even forcing the Jews from
local villages and towns to come by foot. Later the railroad transport resumed
bringing Jews from Holland, France, the Soviet Union and other countries.
In the Hagen court proceedings
against former Sobibor Nazis, Prof. Wolfgang Scheffler, who served as a expert,
estimated the total figure of murdered Jews at 2.500 minimum.
SOME VERIFIED TRANSPORTS OF JEWS TO
SOBIBOR
Data abstracted train court documentation and other
sources
Jews from Occupied Polish
Territories:
Year |
Date |
City |
Number |
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1942 |
Mid-April |
Krychow (laborcamp) |
250 |
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May 3 |
Komarow |
2.000 |
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May 5 |
Opole Lubelskie |
2.000 |
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May 6 |
Demblin-Irena |
2.500 |
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May 7 |
Ryki |
2.500 |
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May 7 |
Jozefow |
1.270 |
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May 8 |
Baranow |
1.500 |
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May 8 |
Konskowola |
1.580 |
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May 9 |
Markuszow |
1.500 |
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May 9 |
Leczna |
200 |
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May 10 |
Michow |
2.500 |
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May 12 |
Opole |
2.000 |
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May 12 |
Turobin |
2.000 |
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May ? |
Pulawy |
2.500 |
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May 12,15 |
Zolkiewka |
1.000 |
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May 13-14 |
Gorzkow |
2.000 |
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May 14-15 |
Krasnystaw |
3.400 |
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May 15 |
lzbica |
400 |
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May 15-16 |
Zamosc |
5.000 |
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May 18 |
Siedliszcze |
630 |
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May 21-23 |
Chelm |
2.300 |
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May 23 |
Wlodawa |
1.200 |
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May 25-30 |
Chelm |
1.500 |
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May ? |
Lysobyki |
500 |
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May ? |
Wawolnica |
500 |
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May ? |
Krasniczyn |
? |
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May ? |
Rudnik |
? |
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May ? |
Wysokie |
1.000 |
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May ? |
Cycow |
? |
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May ? |
Krasnystaw |
? |
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June 1-2 |
Hrubieszow |
3.049 |
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June 2 |
Belzec |
1.000 |
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June 2 |
Dubienka |
2.670 |
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June 6 |
Krasniczyn |
800 |
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June 7-9 |
Hrubgeszow |
500 |
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June 8 |
Grabowiec |
1.200 |
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June 10 |
Uchanie |
1.650 |
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June
10-13 |
Biala
Podlaska |
3.00 |
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June ? |
Cycow |
500 |
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June ? |
Slawatycze |
1.00 |
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June ? |
Dubeczno |
? |
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June ? |
Olchowiec |
? |
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June ? |
Pawlow |
? |
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June ? |
Sawin |
? |
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June ? |
Krzywowierzba |
? |
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June ? |
Krasniczyn |
? |
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June 29 |
Majdanek |
5.000 |
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July 24 |
Wlodawa |
Hundreds
of children |
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July
(end) |
Chelm |
300 |
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August 10 |
Rejowiec |
2.000 |
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August 10 |
Zolkiewka |
1.000 |
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September 6 |
Ustrzyki |
? |
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September
8 |
Ryczywol |
69 |
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October 1-5 |
Duchaczow |
150 |
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October 8 |
Izbica |
1.500 |
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October
10 |
Rejowiec |
2.400 |
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October
11 |
Lubartow |
3.000 |
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October ? |
Wojslowice |
1.200 |
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October
22 |
Siedliszcze |
500 |
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October
22-30 |
Piaski
and Izbica 2 |
5.000 |
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October
23 |
Leczna |
3.000 |
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October
24 |
Wlodawa |
5.000 |
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October
27-28 |
Chelm |
3.000 |
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October
28 |
Hrubieszow |
2.000 |
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October
30 |
Wlodawa |
500 |
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October ? |
Beizyce
and Bychawa |
7.000 |
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November 2 |
Izbica |
1.750 |
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November
6 |
Chelm |
10.000 |
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December 22 |
Staw |
800 |
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December
? |
Dubeczno |
650 |
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January ? |
lzbica |
750 |
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January ? |
Chelm |
? |
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February ? |
Chelm |
300 |
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April 28 |
lzbica |
200 |
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April 29 |
Leczna |
200 |
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April 30 |
Wlodawa |
2.000 |
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May 1-7 |
Wlodawa |
150 |
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May 22 |
Lwow |
? |
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June 26 |
Belzec
(death camp liquidation) |
306 |
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July 4 |
Lwow |
? |
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August 8 |
Debica |
2.00 |
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August
15-29 |
Bialystok |
200 |
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September 10 |
Dorohucza |
? |
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September
29 |
Bialystok |
? |
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October 20 |
Treblinka
(to dismantle Sobibor) |
aprox.
100 |
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Jews From
Other European Countries: |
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1942 |
April—June
13 |
Czechoslovakia |
6.000 |
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April—June
30 |
Germany -
Austria |
10.000 |
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April—October
20 |
Slovakia |
24.378 |
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March 5 - 6 |
Holland |
1.105 |
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March 6 |
France |
71 |
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March 11 |
France |
? |
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March 13 |
Holland |
964 |
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March 26 |
Holland |
1.250 |
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March 26 |
France |
994 |
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March 31 |
Germany |
? |
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April 2 |
Holland |
1.255 |
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April 9 |
Holland |
2.020 |
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April 16 |
Holland |
1.204 |
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April 21 |
Germany
(Berlin) |
938 |
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April 23 |
Holland |
1.166 |
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April 25 |
France |
2.000 |
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April 30 |
Holland |
1.204 |
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May 7 |
Holland |
1.187 |
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May 14 |
Holland |
1.466 |
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May 21 |
Holland |
2.511 |
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May 28 |
Holland |
2.862 |
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June 4 |
Holland |
3.006 |
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June 8 |
Holland
(children) |
1.266 |
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June 11 |
Holland |
3.017 |
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July 2 |
Holland |
3.397 |
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July 9 |
Holland |
2.417 |
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July 16 |
Holland |
1.988 |
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July 23 |
Holland |
2.209 |
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September 18 — 19 |
Sov.
Union (Lida) |
2.700 |
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September
18 — 23 |
Sov.
Union (Minsk) |
6.000 |
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September
23 — 24 |
Sov.
Union (Vilno) |
5.000 |
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