Photo's only please. Do your "debating" (whatever that means on CODOH) here:
https://codohforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=601






Thank you pilgrimofdark. And I know you posted those photos with sarcasm, but I don't believe those photos were taken inside the camp.pilgrimofdark wrote: ↑Fri Jan 09, 2026 8:59 pm These are photos of the excavators at T-II grabbing clumps of bodies from mass graves and putting them in piles to be burned on roasters... or something.
(I didn't add any "irony quotes" to the above, because nearly every single word would be in quotes.)
The building in the first image is supposed to show the "first gas chamber" building, so the location of the cameraman in the camp in relation to any alleged "huge mass graves" could be triangulated from that position.
No, those photos are fine pilgrimofdark. Thank you for posting them and giving your reason for doing so. I just wanted to make a note about them. Please feel free to post any photos that you think belong here.pilgrimofdark wrote: ↑Sat Jan 10, 2026 1:31 am Keen, let me know if you want me to delete that post. This is your research repository, after all. I posted them here because the "official" story is that Franz did take them from inside the camp. Though I agree they weren't.
The first two photos you posted and more from the same shoot are here in higher resolution. One of them is even a wider shot of "Plate 4.10."
I found a few photos of the 1944 Soviet mass grave excavations at the T-I site, too, if those would help.

Here is a photo of "huge mass grave" F16. (Plate 6.7 / page 405):At Treblinka II, for example, candles left by mourners in pits in the wooded areas of the camp alluded to both the fact that the function of such features during the camp's period of operation was perhaps known (or at least thought to be known) and the function these features have acquired as part of the site's postabandonment history (Plate 6.7).

CSC calls this a "pit"?Many features were also recorded in the forested areas of the former Death Camp
(Figure 4.23; Appendix 4.3.7). Although it was not possible to apply geophysical
techniques in these areas, given the obstructions caused by vegetation, walkover
survey, which included an analysis of topographic information and taphonomic
indicators such as vegetation change, did allow level one survey to undertaken in these
areas (English Heritage 2007). This will provide the foundation for further work in the
future. Several excavated pits in the south west corner of the camp correspond to
areas of disturbance visible in post-abandonment aerial images (F24 and F25; Figure
4.23). Further pits exist to the east of these features (F9, F16-18, F20-22) and evidence
of memorialisation, in the form of candles and the placement of stones, was also
observed in these areas. These features likely represent post-war activity.
Notice that the fraud didn't give a depth for this slight depression.Feature Number - F16
Vegetation change -
Shape in Plan - Oval
Length of feature (in metres) - c .10m
Width of feature (in metres) - c. 9m
Additional Information - Pit. Candles and stones on east edge.
it was not possible to apply geophysical techniques in these areas, given the obstructions caused by vegetation
By examining each “proven mass grave” allegation separately, an intelligent person can easily see just how utterly vacuous and criminally fraudulent this transparent archaeological hoax really is.




Thank you pilgrimofdark, I hadn't seen those photos before.pilgrimofdark wrote: ↑Thu Jan 15, 2026 10:33 pm These photos are said to have been taken by the Soviets in 1944 at the Treblinka labor camp. Taken from this book.
A photo of the sky above a group of Soviet soyjacks gawking and pointing at "remains of skeletal bones at the burning site."
Not pictured: remains, bones, burning site.
A local peasant/eyewitness roped into digging up... something. His strange testimony is here. Like many early eyewitnesses, he conflates T-I and T-II and gets the chronology completely wrong.Spoiler
The Soviet soyjacks continue to pose while the peasant digs up... something.Spoiler
I suspect there's an awful lot of gravel quarry photos that have been passed off as T-II photos.Spoiler




* * * * *nessie:
nessie:
Geophysics scientifically and conclusively proves that there are pits and that they exist. But it does not prove that those pits contain human remains.
nessie:
A mass grave is defined as a grave containing multiple human corpses, or the remains of multiple people.
nessie, how many actual mass graves did CSC actually prove actually exist within the boundary of the Treblinka II camp?
nessie's answer:
12 - G32, G29, G1, G44, G4, G38, G36, G50, G51, G52, G53, G54.
You doubt and deny the evidence I produce.
Impossible claims and verifiably false details do not prove lying.
The evidence TII was a death camp, far exceeds the evidence it had a different function. Only a determined denier, who has lost grip on reality, will pretend that the corroborating evidence from multiple witnesses who describe mass graves, the aerial photo that shows disturbed ground and rectangular outlines and the site surveys that identified disturbed ground and pits in the areas of the camp that the witnesses said contained the mass graves, is not evidence to prove mass graves.
I am both a trained historian and police officer.
The Nazis were not trying to magically disappear the corpses and the graves.
All the mass graves dug by the Nazis, and the corpses they cremated, are still at the AR camps.
They were not full cremations to ashes at the AR camps either.
Proof, from multiple sources of corroborating evidence, has been produced.
You ignore corroboration. You deny the gathered evidence.
Claiming that multiple pits found by geophysics in the same part of the camp that witnesses state the main mass graves were dug, is not corroborating evidence to prove mass graves, is denial of reality.
The mass graves have not disappeared.
They are still there. I can point to them in the ground.
No matter what the claim is, the burden of proof is on the claimant.
I have never had any issue with accepting the burden of proof.
There is no circumstance in which I reverse the burden of proof.
If you make a claim, it is up to you to prove it. If I make one, it is up to me.
Mass graves are proven. By all normal standards of evidencing, they are proven.
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Two simple foundational questioins for the mentally ill pathological liar:
#1: When you disingenuously use the word "corroboration", do you mean "confirm" or "support"?
#2: When you disingenuously use the word "prove" in alleging that 12 actual "huge mass graves" have actually been proven to actually exist within the boundary of the Treblinka II camp (G32, G29, G1, G44, G4, G38, G36, G50, G51, G52, G53, G54), which of the following standards of proof are you alleging:
Arranged from lowest to highest, the standards of proof in American law follow a rough hierarchy:
Reasonable suspicion: Enough specific facts to justify a brief police stop, but well short of what’s needed for an arrest or a search warrant.
Probable cause: A fair probability that a crime occurred or evidence will be found, sufficient for an arrest or warrant.
Substantial evidence: Enough that a reasonable person could accept it as adequate, used when courts review agency decisions.
Preponderance of the evidence: More likely than not, the default for most civil lawsuits.
Clear and convincing evidence: Highly probable, reserved for civil matters with serious consequences like fraud claims or termination of parental rights.
Beyond a reasonable doubt: Firm conviction of guilt, required for all criminal convictions.
Absolute certainty: A state of knowledge or proof so complete that there is no possibility of doubt or uncertainty
