Operation Reinhard personal

[john h]

Treblinka Trawniki Staff
ANDREJEW, ?


BONDARE, Peter Volksdeutscher


BONDARENKO, Mikolaj


BORODIN, Dimitriy


CHERNIAVSHY, Volodymr


DAVYDENKO, ?


DMITRENKO, Piotr


DUSZENKO, Fiodor


FEDERENKO, Mikolaj


GONCHAROV, Piotr


GONZURAL, Mikolaj


GOVOROV, ?


GRIGORCHUK, Pavel


ILIICHUK, ?


JEGER /YEGER / JÄGER, Aleksander Ivanovich Volksdeutscher, *1918


JELENTSCHUK, Wasil


KOLASZNIKOW, ?


KOROBKA, ?


KOSTENKO, ?


KOWALENKO, ?


KULAK, Nikolai


KURINNOY, Ivan


KUZMINSKY, Anaiy


LEBEDENKO, Nikolay


LELEKO, Pavel


LEVCHISHIN, Filip


LOCH, ? Volksdeutscher


LYACHENKO, ?


MAKODA, Nikolay


MALAGON, Nikolaj


MARCHENKO, Ivan Ivanovich


MARTOSZENKO, Moisei


MELNIK, Teodozy


NIDOSRELOW, Mikolaj


ONOPRIJENKO, Daniel


OSYCZANSKI, Mikolaj


PARASHCHENKO, Aleksander


PARFINYUK, Yevdokim


PAYEVSHCHIK, Nikolay


PILMAN, ?


PINNEMANN, ?


POLAKOW, Leon


PRITS, Samuil


RITTICH, Alexsander Volksdeutscher


ROBERTUS, ? Volksdeutscher


ROGOW, ?


ROGOZA, ?


RUBEZ, Grigorij


RUDENKO, Wasyl


RYABEKA, Fyodor


RYABTSEV, Prokofiy


SAFONOW, ?


SCHEFFER, Mikolaj Volksdeutscher


SCHISCHAJEW, Wasil


SCHMIDKIN, Iwan


SCHULTZ, Aleksander Volksdeutscher


SCHULTZ, Emanuel Volksdeutscher


SENIK, Nikolay


SENYKOW, Mikolaj


SHALAYEV, Nikolay Yegorovich


SHEVCHENKO, Ivan


SHILOV, ?


SHVIDKOY, Ivan Danilovich


SKAKODUB, Nikolay


SKLYYUDOV, ?


SKUDOWA, ?


SKYDAN, Grogoriy


STREBEL, ? Volksdeutscher


STREJBER, ?


SZULC, ?


TEREKHOV, Ivan


TKACHUK, Ivan


TSCHERNIEWSKIJ, Wladimir


URNAN, Jakub


VASILENKO, Sergey


VEDERNIKOW, ?


VOLESHENKO, Aleksander


WASILENKO, Iwan


WOLOSZYN, Wasyl


WORONKOW, Vasily


YELENCHUK, Vasily


ZAVIDENKO, Trofim

[john h]

sources ERNST KLEE THE GOOD OLD DAYS
ARAD YITZAK OPERATION REINHARD DEATH CAMPS
ANC SITE

[carman]

August Miete died in prison 25 July 1978 Willi Mentz released from prison in march 1978,,died at home on June 25 of tuberculosis complications 25 June 1978........source....German wikipedia article

[john h]

Thanks Carman anyone else know the whereabouts or deaths on any of the others thanks in advance

[Paul Lantos]

Thanks Carman anyone else know the whereabouts or deaths on any of the others thanks in advance

Franz Suchomel died on Dec 18, 1979 according to Wikipedia. His date of death wasn't actually on there until recently.

After his release he is best known for his interviews with Gitta Sereny for her book Into That Darkness (mainly centering on her interviews with Franz Stangl), and later he was secretly recorded for Lanzmann's film Shoah.

Suchomel was an interesting character. Esp when talking to Sereny he seemed to always speak admiringly of the Jews and he comes off rather sympathetically. He was certainly very honest and forthcoming. At the same time, he "encouraged" Jews along the tube to the gas chambers in Treblinka, and one of the survivors in Into That Darkness said that he would beat them. His most revolting moment was in Shoah -- he sings a song about Treblinka that they used to make the Jews sing -- then sort of quips "i guarantee you that there is no Jew alive today who knows that song". Strange person. I think he shows more than most people how being a perpetrator was its own sort of complex psychological process.

[Davey Boy]

His most revolting moment was in Shoah -- he sings a song about Treblinka that they used to make the Jews sing -- then sort of quips "i guarantee you that there is no Jew alive today who knows that song".

He was wrong though, wasn't he? What about Samuel Willenberg?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Willenberg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xnAWWlf_RE

[Paul Lantos]

His most revolting moment was in Shoah -- he sings a song about Treblinka that they used to make the Jews sing -- then sort of quips "i guarantee you that there is no Jew alive today who knows that song".

He was wrong though, wasn't he? What about Samuel Willenberg?

Oh, of course he was wrong. At least 50 Jews survived Treblinka. Many of them wrote and testified about it. Suchomel must have known that, I mean this interview with Claude Lanzmann was in 1978 or 1979 -- there were memoirs about Treblinka by Jewish survivors at that point, and Suchomel had been tried and convicted at the Treblinka trial where survivors testified.

But that wasn't really my point. My points were 1) the sheer triviality and callousness of fondly singing that Treblinka jingle almost with nostalgia, and 2) of course almost no living Jews would know the song, I mean it was an extermination camp -- the whole point of its existence was that there should be no living Jews.

Here is the clip from Shoah. Lanzmann actually makes him sing it twice.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yC6Y2lBUSb4

[carman]

Some more I found ... Karl Frenzel DOB 20 8 1911-Died 20 09 1996...Hubert Gomerski DOB 11-11- 1911,Died 28-12 1999....Erwin Lambert DOB 7-12-1909 Died 15-10-1976 in Stuttgart....Werner Dubois DOB 26 02 1913 Died 22-10-1971....Arthur Daschel DOB 11-03-1890 Died 10-11-1958. Sources Wikipedia and Sobibor Interviews .....One of the Wikipedia sources included Ernst Klee

[Puck]

BOLENDER, Heinz Kurt SS-Oberscharführer
21/05/1912 - 10/10/1966 (??/12(1965 BDC)))

BACKGROUND:
Born in Duisburg. "Burner" at Sonnenstein. Served at Brandenburg, Hartheim and Hadamar too. Member of NSDAP and SS.

SERVICE AT SOBIBOR:
Arrived on 22 April 1942 at Sobibor together with Stangl, Frenzel, Gomerski and others. He testified: "I was during my service in Sobibor constantly in Camp III and was there among others also supervisor of the Jewish working command. It is correct that Jews were gassed there. I sorted the Arbeitshäftlinge (working prisoners) into groups. After the gassings took place, a group of them had to empty the gas chambers. Another group took the corpses to the mass graves."
In July 1942 he was arrested for perjury during his divorce case. He was punished by an SS-court in Krakow on 19 December 1942 and sent to the SS-penal camp Matzkau near Gdansk. Shortly after the revolt in Sobibor he was called back to help dismantling the camp.
After Sobibor he was ordered to DAW (Deutsche Ausrüstungswerke) in Lublin.
For his services he was awarded the Iron Cross second class on 18 January 1945.

FATE:
Sent to Italy. After the war his wife declared him as dead. As he had a number of criminal offences to his name, he found it better to disappear off the records. He lived under the false name "Heinz Brenner", the name he went by at Hartheim. The justice department came to know of him and arrested him in May 1961.
Instead of a notorious mass murderer he professed to be a "fighter against partisans in the Lublin area".
During his trial he constantly maintained that there were no sick and cripple people executed in Sobibor - only when he was cross examined he admitted that everything was true.
During the first Hagen trial, he committed suicide shortly before his judgement was pronounced.

SS-Befehlsblatt 01.10.1943 shows temporary dismassal of
SS-Uscha Kurt Bolender - 3.Stabskomp. SS-FHA, Sonderkommando Sabibor

Bolender, Kurt.jpg

Regards Puck

[Peter]

That is interesting Puck, thank you