The Krege Report

[Stubble]

For those unfamiliar, the Krege Report was compiled around 1999-2000, but, to my knowledge remains unpublished.

During the collection phase, Krege did GPR studies, took core samples from trees and from the earth and did various other collection.

This report remains unpublished. I'd like to know if there is any way to review the data, such as it may be at this point.

Anybody know where the data and evidence for the report is? Or if there was ever even a preliminary report published?

[joshk246]

For those unfamiliar, the Krege Report was compiled around 1999-2000, but, to my knowledge remains unpublished.

During the collection phase, Krege did GPR studies, took core samples from trees and from the earth and did various other collection.

This report remains unpublished. I'd like to know if there is any way to review the data, such as it may be at this point.

Anybody know where the data and evidence for the report is? Or if there was ever even a preliminary report published?

There’s a 2019 CODOH article about Krege- https://codoh.com/library/document/the- ... treblinka/

Apart from that, I don’t know much else. Hopefully someone who has more knowledge about it can bring something new to light, I’m interested in this too..

[Archie]

Here's an older article. It has a screenshot, I guess of some of the GPR data. I think this is the only "data" that was ever released.



https://fpp.co.uk/Auschwitz/Treblinka/IHRJ191000.html

I think a full report was supposed to be coming out but nothing ever happened. Unless the data is published, I don't know that there's much to say.

[Wetzelrad]

There is this 3-minute video of the study:
https://web.archive.org/web/20220121021 ... blinka.mpg

Included in the footage is a brief look at the monitor during a scan. The narrator makes the bombastic claim that Krege's findings "show with 100% certainty" Treblinka was not an extermination camp. This is a typical overzealous report, the kind of thing that should be avoided.

Germar Rudolf more cautiously wrote that Krege scanned only part of the camp, considered it inconclusive, and decided not to publish. However, this stands somewhat at odds with the above article, which is credited to Krege, which evidently was published, and which portrays his work as covering "everywhere in the camp" and beyond.

[Stubble]

Maybe I could try to contact Krege.

There were 5 interviews on YouTube some years ago, but, they are scrubbed and I can't find an archive.

Link for reference;

https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLt ... kJKqg0e-4m

I haven't cracked in to trying to contact Richard Krege. If you know any good contact information, feel free to reach out with a DM.