Deportations to Belzec - Districts of Lublin, Galacia & Cracow

Date of Deportation	Town			Number of Deportees
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August 31-Sept. 1	Zbaraz			hundreds
September 2-4		Skole			1,500
September 3-5		Stryj			5,000
September 3-5		Brzozdowce		  500
September 4		Mikolajow		  500
September 4-5		Zydaczow		500 - 900
September 4-5		Rozdol			1,600
September 4-5		Chodorow		1,500
September 4-5		Zurawno			  500
September 7		Kolomyya		7,000
September 7		Sniatyn			1,500
September 7		Miechow (County)       10,000
			Miechow, Dzialoszyce, Skalbmierz, Wolbrom,
			Slomniki, Proszowice 
September 8		Ustrzyki Dolne		1,500
			(via Zaslaw camp) 
September 9		Horodenka		1,500
September 9		Lesko (via Zaslaw camp) 2,000
September 10-15		Sanok (County)	       13,000
			Sanok, Lesko, Zagorz, Baligrod (via Zaslaw
			camp)
September 10-18		Tarnowska, Brzesko, Zabno, Tuchow, Zakliczyn
						8,000
September 9 & Nov. 3	Bilgoraj		5,000
September 12		Stanislawow		5,000
September 15		Kamionka-Strumilowa	1,500
September 15		Radziechow		1,400
September 17		Sokal			2,000
September 19		Brody			2,500
September 21		Brzezany		1,000 - 1,500
September 21-Oct.(end)	Bolszowce		1,000
September 21-Oct. 26	Bukaczowce		  700
September 21		Bursztyn		  200
September 21		Kozowa			1,000
September 21		Narajow			  900
September 21		Podhajce		1,000
September 21		Rohatyn			1,000
September 26		Borszcow		  800
September 26		Jezierzany		  700
September 26		Korolowka		  700
September 26		Mielnica		2,000
September 26-27		Skala-Podolska		  700
September 30		Kopycznce		1,000
September 30		Probuzna		1,500
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"An extremely valuable research study undertaken to establish the
timetable and number of deported Jews from the General Government and
to which death camp they were sent was carried out by Tatiana
Berenstein and published in Poland in the Biuletyn Zydowskiego
Instytutn Historycznego (Bulletin of the Jewish Historical Institute),
Warsaw, No. 3/1952, No. 21/1957, No. 59/1966, No. 61/1967. Another
source is the "Luach Hashoa (Holocost Calendar) of Polish Jewry"
prepared by Rabbi Israel Schepansky and published by "Or Hamizrach,"
New York, 1974. A most important and more up to date source is the
Pinkas Hakebillot (Encyclopedia of Jewish Communities), Poland, Vol.
II, Eastern Galicia, and Vol. III, Western Galicia, published by Yad
Vashem, Jerusalem, in 1980 and 1984. The ... tables of the
deportations are based on all the aforementioned primary sources and
research studies."


Excerpted from....----------------------------------------------
BELZEC, SOBIBOR, TREBLINKA - the Operation Reinhard Death Camps
Indiana University Press - Yitzhak Arad, 1987. ISBN 0-253-3429-7
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