[139], Members of all work units were continuously beaten by the guards and often shot. Factories of Death", Original depositions of Polish citizens who testified before the Main Commission for the Investigation of German Crimes in Poland after World War II, International Youth Meeting Center in Oświęcim/Auschwitz, Rescue of Jews by Poles during the Holocaust, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Treblinka_extermination_camp&oldid=979457067, CS1 maint: BOT: original-url status unknown, Articles with Polish-language sources (pl), Wikipedia extended-confirmed-protected pages, Short description is different from Wikidata, Wikipedia articles with CANTIC identifiers, Wikipedia articles with SELIBR identifiers, Wikipedia articles with SUDOC identifiers, Wikipedia articles with Trove identifiers, Wikipedia articles with WorldCat identifiers, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, first West German estimate; used during trial of, Director of the Central Authority for Investigation into Nazi Crime in, discovered in 2001; official Nazi estimate up to the end of 1942, Polish historian responsible for the first estimate of the death count based on 156 transports with 5,000 prisoners each, published in his monograph, uses Franciszek Ząbecki's evidence and evidence from the ghettos, Israeli historian who estimates 763,000 deaths between July 1942 and April 1943 alone, from "Treblinka: Chronology" article; excludes the deaths from forced labour in Treblinka I, second West German estimate; used during trial of, revision of Franciszek Ząbecki's estimate by his son Piotr, head of death camp construction during Operation Reinhard, head of gas chamber construction during Operation Reinhard (large gas chambers), transferred to Berlin due to incompetence, promoted from deputy commandant in August 1943 following camp prisoner revolt, The information in the rows with an empty last column comes from. Over a thirty plus year career, MICHEL ARCAND (Editor) has emerged as one of the world’s leading film editors. “When Dovidl arrives, Martin’s ordinariness ceases. The specific idea of “The Song of Names” on which the film is based was conceived by author Norman Lebrecht. He designed Cirque du Soleil’s Las Vegas show “Michael Jackson: One,” and travelled to China to design Dragon’s production of “The Han Show.” Séguin’s feature film credits include: John Crowley’s Best Picture-nominated film BROOKLYN, starring Domhnall Gleeson, Saoirse Ronan and Jim Broadbent; Paul McGuigan’s LUCKY NUMBER, SLEVIN and PUSH; Billy Ray’s SHATTERED GLASS; Harald Zwart’s THE KARATE KID and THE MORTAL INSTRUMENTS: CITY OF BONES; and Denys Arcand’s JESUS OF MONTREAL and THE BARBARIAN INVASIONS. [69][72], The third section of Treblinka II (Camp 3, also called the upper camp) was the main killing zone, with gas chambers at its centre. “He never does anything boring, and that always makes him the center of attention. The cremations began shortly after Himmler's visit to the camp in late February or early March 1943. “Do we then allow loss to paralyze us? “One problem in society now is the general amnesia,” says Girard. “Music is a language, and it is probably the most powerful of all languages because it goes across borders with no need for translations,” says Girard. THE SONG OF NAMES is ROBERT LANTOS’s (Producer) first collaboration with director François Girard. Lebrecht’s has a very popular website — SlippeDisc.com. [124] During Franz Stangl's trial in 1969 the same court reassessed the number to be at least 900,000 after new evidence from Dr. Wolfgang Scheffler. When the casting department for THE SONG OF NAMES undertook a national search for a prodigious young violinist, Doyle was recommended by a parent at Wells Cathedral School, who was aware of his multiple talents as a performer. The core of the film’s story is the titular Song of Names, a recitation of the names of all who perished at Treblinka, set to music. [236] Globocnik delivered a written tally to Reinhard headquarters on 15 December 1943 with the SS profit of RM 178,745,960.59, including 2,909.68 kilograms of gold (6,415 lb), 18,733.69 kg of silver (41,300 lb), 1,514 kg of platinum (3,338 lb), and 249,771.50 American dollars,[236] as well as 130 diamond solitaires, 2,511.87 carats of brilliants, 13,458.62 carats of diamonds, and 114 kg of pearls (251 lb). [t][168] On the basis of the telegram and additional undated German evidence for 1943 listing 67,308 people deported, historian Jacek Andrzej Młynarczyk calculated that by the official DRB count, 780,863 people were brought by Deutsche Reichsbahn to Treblinka.