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	 Historical Revisionism – International and Independent Scientific Historical Research
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2006
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1
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Archaeological investigation into the Treblinka extermination camp
By engineer Richard Krege
The number of alleged victims of the concentration camp auschwitz-birkenau has already been reduced considerably in recent years. The lowest figure today put forward by a historian is 650,000. Nevertheless the figure of 875,000, as given for the camp Treblinka has been relatively stable for several years. The central role of Auschwitz as an extermination camp, a role occupied for decades, therefore becomes less and less obvious. It therefore became more and more urgent to submit the Treblinka camp site has a scientific and detailed analysis. The following contribution is a summary outline of a more detailed study which is currently in preparation and which will be published later. It is based on a radar analysis method which allowsstudy composition from the ground to a depth of 30 meters without the need for stir the earth. Using this method we can detect objects finding beneath the surface and even studying the composition of geological strata. Archaeologists have dreamed for centuries of having such a possibility, but we can say that for some Holocaust historians this risks turn into a nightmare. Holocaust this risks turn into a nightmare. Holocaust this risks turn into a nightmare.
Brief description of Treblinka
About 60 km north of Warsaw there is a memorial commemorating the victims of this camp, 875,000 Polish Jews from Warsaw and Lublin especially who was brought there from July 23, 1942 and allegedly murdered on the spot. It is said that for 13 months crowded trains brought people to this camp.
Just after the war, eyewitnesses claimed that these people had been killed by jets of steam,[1] but this story was abruptly corrected by these eyewitnesses shortly after. The new story was that up to 6,000 people were killed daily in diesel gas chambers within 10-25 minutes.[2]
The diesel engine was supposed to come from a Russian submarine - or an assault tank - (the testimonies are not entirely consistent about it)[3]
In 1988 97 children were trapped in a 400 meter tunnel in a row from a train accident in Washington state. They were subjected to the emanations of two diesel engines that continued to run as rescuers from outside attempted to clear the exits. They all escaped unscathed. [4] This element already conflicts with the story given for Treblinka. In 1985 engineer Friedrich Paul Berg has already done a detailed study of toxic engine fumes diesel and their harmless nature for short-term gassing (a few hours or less).[5] He insists that Germany had much more resources adequate like gasoline engines and all the necessary expertise to develop a less absurd and more efficient process. [6]
Memorial on the site of the former Treblinka II camp.
Photo: © Richard Krege
But that's not all. We mentioned with great fanfare that these 875,000 bodies were buried near the gas chambers, then dug up in order to burn them and make the traces disappear. It is obvious that one such an operation would have left visible traces in the ground and a study can be made with the dimensions given for these mass graves. Graduate engineer Arnulf Neumaier already demonstrated in 1994 that a pit containing 875,000 bodies was to measure 100,000 m2.[7]
Henrich Himmler is said to have given the order to dig them up corps given the advance of Russian troops.
The 875,000 bodies were therefore exhumed from from the spring of 1943 over a period of 5 months and cremated over gigantic ones grills. As this camp did not have crematoria, teams of workers would have cut wood in the surrounding forests.
After comparing with available sources concerning open cremations in India and the fuel which there is normally necessary Arnulf Neumaier indulged in a few calculations regarding the logistics required for such an operation:[8]
Dimensions of the grids: 10,800 m², with a team of
6,000 workers assigned to the grill, especially to crush bones, including the organization, administration, etc..,
50 million liters of oil (a 15 km long train)
or alternatively
195,000,000 kg of dry firewood in
185 trains of 55 wagons
or alternatively
351,000,000 kg of freshly cut wood (515,000 trees, 6.4 km² of forest), felled, piled up and sawn
with 3,450 saws, transported daily
by 42 trucks of 15 tonnes, resulting in
Terrestrial Radar (RT) analysis analysis device geological strata.Photo: © Richard Krege
4,0000,000 kg of ashes (wood ash and human ashes)
After the 875,000 bodies were eliminated, and before the Russians arrived, the SS would have made the installations disappear, that is to say the barracks, cement foundations, toilet and running water pipes, waste, glass residue, barbed wire, rails, bunker, streets and the station, in short everything you could find there.
The penetrating terrestrial radar system (SRTP)
Impressed by the SS's superhuman prowess regarding elimination body traces, a small group of Australians arrive in October 1999 in Treblinka. They used an RTP (land radar) device penetrating) or a Boden radar detector and another equipped device a vacuum tube to probe the ground to a depth of 6 meters.
Image obtained on screen. The extent of the land where the camp's mass graves were located de Treblinka is depicted along a horizontal line.
RTP is used by geologists, archaeologists, engineers construction, oil companies and police forces. It was used for example during archaeological excavations around it pyramids in Egypt as in Australia and the United States to find the ancient tombs of the first inhabitants.
The device can find, depending on altitude, underground variations up to 30 meters. The Australians have adjusted their device for that it probes to a depth of 6 meters so that it can detect even a kitchen knife. They were interested in finding them traces of these gigantic tombs.
The device sends a signal vertically across the ground and an image then appears on the screen. These images can then be stored on the hard drive. Normally unmoved soil is represented by approximately horizontal layers and uninterrupted. These layers are called "horizons". Deviations this horizontal stratification can be generated by rocks, stumps, trickles of water. A spade handle for example gives a sudden vertical interruption and can thus be measured the height of this handle.
The digital image of Treblinka
One of the many images received by Australians above ancient mass graves of Treblinka are given here. The Australians have also probed the ground of other sections of the camp or normally this one was not stirred. It was indeed necessary to acquire images of the normal strata that could be expected in this region. Everywhere the horizons are practically uniform and uninterrupted. This image represents one survey done out of 12 meters to a depth of 6 meters.
Using official plans for mass graves, the Australians worked 3 weeks. They studied the ground above the mass graves from east to west and from north to south as well as between monuments and the stones erected after the war. Plus the device AUGER-Bohren has been used at regular intervals to take soil samples. To be more certain, team members also repeated the process far outside the limits of these pits.
Tree samples were also taken nearby in order to determine their age.
Results
Found:
Almost all of the soil (earth, sand and rocks) has been intact ever since millennia. The trees are over 50 years old.
Not found:
Individual or collective graves, skeleton fragments, human ashes, wood ashes, irregularities of the soil, unidentified compounds, tree stumps or remains, cavities, gold teeth.