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The small village of Sobibor is present near the eastern border of Poland, about 5 miles west of the Bug River (Buh) and 8 miles south of Wlodawa. During the German occupation of Poland in the Second World War this area was in the Lublin district government General (the area of \u200b\u200bGerman-occupied Poland not directly annexed to Germany, attached to German East Prussia or incorporated into the Soviet territory occupied by Germany). 
authorities German SS and police built the Sobibor camp in the spring of 1942. It was the second extermination camp within the framework of Operation Reinhard, a plan implemented by the Chief of the SS and Police in Lublin to murder the Jews of the General Government.
The witness the uprising
One of the 600 killed in late June had a note from the clothes. "We have worked a year in Belzec. N or know where we are. They say that in Germany.
des wagonsdining tables are loaded. They gave us bread for three days, cans and liquor. If all lie, then know that death awaits you too " . The inmates of Sobibor, in Poland, they understood why he had decreased the frequency of shipments, why trains no longer came from Holland. It was the summer of 1943. A clandestine faction led by Leon Feldhendler drew the first plans, despite the reprisals
ten dead by everyone who tried to escape . The arrival of about eighty prisoners of war who had fought the Soviet army, and who escaped the gas chambers where they led the other almost 2000 that accompanied them from Minsk, Ukraine, raised the morale of the inmates. The former Red Army lieutenant who was to lead the revolt came with them: Alexander Perchorsky.
Along Feldhendler Perchorsky and three prisoners of war in Minsk and four Polish artisans were responsible for triggering cell. The rains collapsed the tunnels of the initial plan. As Perchosky activated the alternative plan and its implementation, taking advantage of the camp authorities were eg RMIT meet in the women's barracks, on the eve of Yom Kippur. But an unannounced inspection of the Nazis forced to delay action in three phases, one more day.
The October 14, 1943, between four and four-thirty in the afternoon,
workshop workers killed 11 SS . The telephone and power lines were cut and immobilized vehicles. About a quarter to five, two bosses who were working in the revolt called to train inmates, who began to feel that something was afoot. Prisoners of war and c onjurados stood in the front rows. A German truck driver saw on entering the field to one of the SS guards dead on the floor and shot one of the inmates who hid in the barracks. Ukrainian guards, to understand what was happening and opened fire. Perchorsky decided not to wait until it had met all internal and activated phase two. Those who returned fire unarmed Ukrainian. Not everyone who managed to break the fences and go cross country, managed to escape:
the first were killed or injured by mine explosions. The following fled by jumping over the bodies. Of the 600 prisoners who were in the Sobibor camp (where more than half a million Jews were exterminated between 1942 and 1943) on the day of the uprising,
300 
escaped . During raids organized by the Nazis deployed then another 100 inmates were captured or shot fell by the Nazis. "It was a great victory for the insurgents that 200 of them to get away," says Yitzhak Arad, himself a Soviet partisan during World War II, which reconstructs the revolt from numerous testimonies of survivors. Some died from disease, others fighting with the partisans.
"It is estimated that only 50 of the escapees survived until the day of liberation, "according to Arad. Sources:
http://www.ushmm.org/wlc/es/ article.php? module = 10007268
http://www.publico.es/culturas/331010/sobibor/victoria/horror/nazi
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