Nazgul wrote: ↑Tue Jul 01, 2025 8:38 am
Nessie wrote: ↑Tue Jul 01, 2025 8:31 am
Your suggestion is that all of that was caused by the Soviet use of explosives, described by a Commission as "pulverising" the site. You suggest the bombing was from planes.
It is not my suggestion, it is the report of the Jewish Historical Commission. What do you think aerial bombs as the words they used mean? This is the reality not the concocted nonsense post war by some Polish Soviet inspired commission to investigate war crimes.
"The Central Jewish Historical Commission in Poland, compiled in late 1945, [which] stated that the terrain of the Treblinka II camp had been pulverized with aerial bombs and unexploded artillery duds a few months after its liberation by an engineers unit of the 65th Red Army. This obliteration of traces of the Treblinka II camp by the Soviets took place because the Soviet propaganda machine tried to attach a 3,500,000 victim-count to this small, 12-hectare transit camp. Apparently, the Soviets were afraid that the Allies might request an international commission of investigation of the camp, as demanded by the November 15th, 1942 report of the underground government of the Warsaw ghetto. The report of the Central Jewish Historical Commission in Poland was explicit in putting the blame for this obliteration of the camp where it belonged, on the Red Army, for the: "premeditated destruction of evidence of German crimes and atrocities as well as profanation of partially cremated human remains and ashes."
The 1945 survey by Judge Lukaszkiewicz identified one main area of the camp, that contained cremated human remains, in an area covering 2 hectares in total. The 2011 geophysical survey found specific pits.
The Polish Jewish Historical Commission used emotive terms to condemn the Soviet use of explosives on the site. The Commission believed it was a Soviet attempt to make a site examination impossible, to support their death toll of 3.5 million. That the Poles and Soviets were falling out over what was done at TII, is hardly indicative of a planned Soviet-Jewish hoax, now, is it?
Clearly, from what Lukaszkiewicz and the later surveys found, the site had not been pulverised beyond recognition, destroying all of the evidence, as alleged by the Polish Jewish Historical Commission. You have cherry-picked one article and taken it literally, as your only evidence to support your claim that disturbed ground at the site was due to Soviet bombs.
You refuse to corroborate that, with physical evidence from the site of the camp, identifying which features were caused by bombs. You also hand wave away the fact that the bombs unearthed buried cremated human remains. I have not even got to the issue of grave robbing by local Poles, which the Polish Jewish Historical Commission does not mention, which the Soviets joined in with.