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Now, the former concentration camp is a museum. Tourists come and learn about the history of the camp.

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Treblinka was the second deadliest extermination camp operated under Nazi Germany in Poland during World War II.

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Located near the village of Treblinka, Poland, 50 miles Northeast of the Warsaw Camp.

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Poem by Halina Birenbaum, translates by Ada Holtzman, music by Hanan Harchol

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Treblinka Uprising | Sigmund Rolat | USC Shoah Foundation

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Treblinka was one of three killing centers, along with Belzec and Sobibor, as apart of Operation Reinhard.

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The site of the killing center was heavily wooded and hidden from view. Trapezoid shaped. Watchtowers were placed around.

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The killing center was divided into three parts: The reception area, the living area, and the killing area. The living area was housing for German staff and guards. It also contained offices and a clinic.

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Germans deported around 265,000 Jews from Warsaw to Treblinka.

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The authorities at the killing center consisted of a staff of between 25 and 35 SS and police officials.

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A guard sings a song that the working Jews were forced to sing in Treblinka.

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SS guard remembers song working Jews had to sing at Treblinka death camp.