Radom

Thereafter, Jewish transports from Warsaw and the surrounding district arrived daily.

Between August 5 and August 24, some 30,000 Jews of Radom and Kielce were also shipped to Treblinka.

Though the camp's killing capacity was stretched to the breaking point, Globoknik impatiently decided to commence deportations from northern Lublin as well.

The Jews of Parzou and Medzirzek in the county of Radzin, at the center of Reserve Police Battalion 101's security zone, were the first targets.

From Medzirzik, with twice the number of Jews to be deported, the Germans used five platoons of order police, the local security police, and a unit of hiwis, or 350 to 400 men.

The greater the pressure on the German ghetto clearers in terms of manpower, the greater their ferocity and brutality to get the job done.

Globognik's impatient attempt to commence deportations to Treblinka from northern Lublin simultaneous with those from the districts of Warsaw and Radom proved too much for the capacity of the extermination camp.

In late August, the number of Jews waiting to be killed and the number of corpses that could not be disposed of quickly enough piled up.

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But we saw for the first time a case of a Latin American that was documented for carrying out these attacks.

And later on, we noticed that there was another arson attack in a construction supply warehouse in Warsaw and then another one in Radom.

That raised the question of, are there other Colombians or other Latin Americans in Europe committing sabotage attacks? Like, how was this person recruited? Who was he receiving instructions from? And whether the handler that had found him and was telling him to do and commit these attacks was after other

people as well.