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Preliminary report from the archeological excavation works at the former German Nazi extermination camp in Sobibor in the area of the mass graves 3-8 conducted in autumn 2013

By Wojciech Mazurek ∙ May 27, 2021

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On May 5, 2018, we downloaded this file from the website dedicated to then-ongoing research in the area of the former Sobibór Camp. It summarizes the results of forensic excavations conducted up to the fall of 2013. The file has since been removed, and the Wayback Machine has no copy of it either. Hence we re-post it on CODOH.

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