Extermination - Camp Treblinka, by Witold Chrostowski

Although Auschwitz is probably the most well known of the Nazi extermination camps, it is Treblinka which is the most notorious. During the 13 months of its existence, it saw the murder of 850,000 people.

The camp was located in Poland, and it's history and role in the horrific events of the Holocaust are often neglected. Here, as opposed to Auschwitz, people were not imprisoned for long periods or exploited as labourers, but were murdered as quickly and effectively as possible, and this study adds significantly to our knowledge of how the death machine functioned