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Samuel Willenberg funeral and describing events he was included in

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Samuel Willenberg funeral and describing events he was included in

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Samuel Willenberg the last survivor of Treblinka laid to rest in Israel

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How Kalman describes the escape of cattle car

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How Kalman describes the escape of cattle car

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Holocaust Survivor Describes Escape from Cattle Car

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Kalman Tagiman and Samuel Willenberg were part of enslaved people who would dig up bodies and burn them. Samuel was shot in the leg and continued running. Kalman ran the other way than Samuel. They are believed to be the last two survivors of the most chillingly efficient killing machine of the Nazi Holocaust.

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"I live two lives; one is here and now, and the other is what happened there,'' he said. "It never leaves me. It stays in my head. It goes with me always."

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Treblinka opened on July 23, 1942, and consisted of Treblinka I and Treblinka II. both Samuel and Kalman ran from the Nazis. Kalman was born on 24 December 1922 and lived on Twarda Street in the Muranow district of Warsaw. Samuel was born in 1923 and lived in Czestochowa, southern Poland. Because Samuel was a bricklayer, he was assigned to manual labor duties and escaped an early death. His job was to sort through the belongings of the people sent to the gas chambers.

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Kalman and Samuel both had to go through the belongings of the gassed people.

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They are believed to be the last two survivors of the most chillingly efficient killing machine of the Nazi Holocaust. The Treblinka extermination camp in Poland.

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On 2 August 1943, Willenberg participated in the revolt of Sonderkommandos at Treblinka with about 200–300 others.

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it was designed with the intention of exterminating Jews, and Treblinka was by far the deadliest.

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There were 780,000 people who died in gas chambers or from starvation, disease, and forced labor.