Quote: Originally Posted by einmensch
Demjanjuk’s trial began promptly on the 16 February 1987-in Israel
At the trial a number of survivors from the Treblinka death camp testified against John Demjanjuk, these included Pinhas Epstein, Eliahu Rosenberg, Yossef Czarny and Gustav Boraks. All the witnesses stated that the man who was Ivan the Terrible, at Treblinka now stood before them, on trial for his life, but now forty-five years after those dark and terrible days in Treblinka, could they be totally sure?
Convicted on lies--April 25, 1988: Demjanjuk sentenced to death after being found guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity.
In light of evidence submitted that Ivan the Terrible at Treblinka, was another Ukrainian guard called Ivan Marchenko, his appeal was successful and his conviction overturned by the highest court in Israel during 1993 and he was allowed to return to the United States of America after 5 years in an Israeli prison.
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You need help, all right, but I expect understanding is beyond you.
But for the others here, I'll clarify the situation of Sobibor: First of all, the camp was huge, built on a slope, so that the lower portion was almost in a marsh (as shown in the idiot's video maps above) and the upper camp was on a continuous rise........so tunnelers in the lower camp might worry about water, while grave pits are dug 23 feet deep further up the slope......
Secondly, as for the burials.........who in hell said they were all buried INSIDE the wire?????????? Most were not. As well, they soon realized they had not the room, and opened up the burials pits to burn the remains and add more bodies.....
Here is a describtion of his first view of Sobibor, written by Franz Strangl.....later commandant of the camp, so he should know:
Quote: As one arrived, one first reached Belzec railway station, on the left side of the road. It was a one-story building...The smell...Oh God, the smell. It was everywhere. Wirth wasn't in his office. I remember they took me to him....He was standing on a hill, next to the pits....the pits.....full.....they were full. I can't tell you, not hundreds, thousands, thousands of corpses.....Oh God. That's where Wirth told me----he said that was what Sobibor was for. and he was putting me officially in charge.
as told to journalist Gitta Sereny, and quoted in Saul Friedlander's book
The Years of Extermination, p. 357
Friedlander is both a survivor and a historian. The book is the definitive work on the Holocaust in two thick volumes..........the latter at 663 pages......the Bibliography cover 52 pages of listed evidence documents.......
I'd tell Einsmench to read it, but I'm afraid he'd confuse it with erotica.