AR camp transports, the evidence.

This is the issue, it is possible the transports arrived at a generalized border location to which there were a complex of camps there to deal with a border situation for whatever purpose.  It is a leap of faith to assume all the people on the transports disembarked; obviously transports carried on due to the people arriving in Latvia and Bobruysk and Minsk.

The witnesses at those camps have little credibility so enough said about them.  However, the Sobibor witnesses speak of arriving at that location; they did not say all got off the train but there were euthanasia selections.  The rail workers are connected in the most part to underground resistance movement, so there is an issue of bias. They say what they were told to say, like Zabecki.



This thread you started is on transports which is fine, you have presented some evidence (we can ask for details later).  The latter part highlighted above presupposes an attitude and off topic.
                                                                                                                                               
There can be no mass departures if there were no mass arrivals; you need to prove that people arrived in those quantities at those places and not moved through.   As the witnesses lack credibility and potentially compromised something else is needed to advance your case.                                                                                                                                                                

Please show the forum a record where a particular camp was mentioned and not the nearby town.  The Höfle telegram is inconclusive, the letters may represent towns or customs points.

There are many examples, some given on the previous forum of people allegedly sent to Treblinka for extermination, made a fact but they ended up elsewhere.  The people from the Polish village of Ciechanow is a prime example.  It was reported they were all rounded up and sent to Treblinka, all 80 thousand of them.  The reality is that about 75 thousand were sent to the Russian East while occupied by the Soviets, the rest being sent to Auschwitz.

This shows that many of those reports are unreliable.

There can be no record of mass exits out of any place if they did not arrive in the first place.  There is huge documentation of people arriving in Ostland.  The 600 camps there were not just for the scouts.

The topic is in the AR camps sub board, so it has to relate to AR camps.  No one cares if you make a passing comment about other transports to highlight a point so long as that does not become the main thread topic.  You can make a post on other transports (or anything else) in the Holocaust and Genocide matters of interest board.  It says clearly, if there is interest in the topic a new separate thread or whatever will be made to cater for it.

I go with what is evidenced to have happened. Trains were split, shunted into TII, the people disembarked, the vast majority going to the gas chambers and 6-9,000 were sent to work at other camps in Poland. That is about 1% of the arrivals, left TII. Those who claimed to have been to TII and then left were collated and listed by Eric Hunt here

studylib.net/doc/7233192/treblinka-transit-list-edited

However, a number of the witnesses listed, such as Helen Schwartz, are likely to be mistaken about having been to TII. She does not describe a camp that bears any resenblance to the TII as described by people who were there.