Newsgroups: alt.revisionism,soc.history,talk.politics.misc
Subject: LEST WE FORGET: Treblinka - Monument to the Dead
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Organization: The Old Frog's Almanac, Vancouver Island, CANADA
Keywords: Treblinka

"After Israel became an independent state, many bodies were exhumed from
the mass graves of Treblinka and reburied in sacred ground in the Homeland,
where the bereaved families gathered yearly to observe the Kaddish for
their own and for the 840,000 who had perished in the camp. The Polish
government devided a unique memorial at Treblinka itself. Thousands of
granite slabs were gathered, each reflecting in size the number of victims
from the towns and cities of Poland who were killed in the camp. Small
natural rocks were scattered on the site to denote the tiniest communities,
and the whole was dominated by a massive boulder that represented Warsaw's
300,000 victims."

Extracted from--------------------------------------------------- 
"THE REDEMPTION OF THE UNWANTED", Abram L.  Sachar (New York: St.
Martin's/Marek, 1983. p.35
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The following was grepped from my Holocaust bibliography for those of you
who would like to learn more about Treblinka. For the complete citation
(these only contain one line, and are therefore often incomplete), please
request the bibliography from kmcvay@oneb.almanac.bc.ca:

Chodzko, Meiczyslaw. `Wspomnienia Treblinkarza', B.Z.I.H., No. 27, 1958
Donat, Alexander, ed. `The Death Camp Treblinka', New York, 1979
Greenberg-Moreshet. Tanhum Greenberg, "The Uprising in Treblinka" 
Kon, Stanislav. `The Uprising in Treblinka' in "Sefer Milchamot Ha-Getaot"
Kszepicki, Abraham. Treblinka, B.Z.I.H. No. 43-44, 1962
Steiner, Jean-Francois. Treblinka. New York: Simon & Schuster, 1967
Treblinka-Franz. YVA, TR-1C/1074, the first Treblinka trial, the Kurt Franz
Treblinka-Stangl. YVA, TR-10/1074, the second Treblinka trial, the Franz
Wiernik, Jacob (Yankel). "A Yor in Treblinka" (A Year in Treblinka), New
Wilenberg-Moreshet. Shmuel Wilenberg, "Treblinka - Hamachane ve-Hamered"
  (Treblinka -- the Camp and the Uprising), Yalkut-Moreshet, No. 5, 
Wilenberg-Yad Vashem. Shmuel Wilenberg, "Uprising in Treblinka" Yad Vashem
Zaremba, Jan Alexander. Treblinka, Kielce, 1945