On 6 June the Germans deported 2,000 Jews in an unknown direction
(Sobibór?).⁶⁵³
Dąbrowa Basin
In late May nearly 4,000 Jews were deported from Będzin and Sosnowiec in
an unknown direction.⁶⁵⁴
Kujavia
Łęczyca – We have learned with delay about the fate of the [Jewish?] population
[. . .].
ARG I 35 (Ring. I/472, II/487)
Description: original, handwritten, ink, pencil, Polish, 220x353 mm, damage
and missing fragments, 4 sheets, 4 pages. Page 2 from Ring. II/487.
The bulletins of June 18, 1942 and July 3, 1942 were paginated together (ink):
1–6.
Ring. I/472 – attached is Hersz Wasser’s note: “News bulletins of June 18,
1942, July 3, 1942, July 18, 1942”.
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24 June 1942, Warsaw ghetto. Oyneg Shabes bulletin on the situation of Jews
in various localities in the territory of the Republic of Poland during April–
June 1942.⁶⁵⁵
[1] 24 June 1942⁶⁵⁶
The campaign to exterminate Jews in Poland is proceeding at a fast pace. In
addition to Chełmno near Koło and Bełżec, a new death camp was opened in
Sobibór, 36 kilometres from Chełm Lubelski. In this report we deliberately
653 Note based on 8 June 1942 account of Mr and Mrs Z. See ARG I 873 (Ring. I/973). To be printed in: General Government; Cf. Encyclopedia of Camps and Ghettos, pp. 615–619.
654 On 12 May 1942 approximately 3,200 Jews from Będzin and 5,000 Jews from Sosnowiec were deported to Auschwitz. See Encyclopedia of Camps and Ghettos, pp. 140–143, 162–166.
655 Most entries in this bulletin repeat or develop information from the bulletin of 18 June. See Doc. 57.
656 The date is handwritten.
