The Butcher of Treblinka – Inside the Nazi Killing Center: Kurt Franz
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In 1942, the Nazis built Treblinka, one of the most efficient killing centers of the Holocaust, where nearly a million Jews were murdered. At its helm stood Kurt Franz — the camp’s last commandant, known for his cold cruelty, sadistic games, and a dog trained to maul prisoners on command. Behind his childlike face hid one of the most vicious murderers of Operation Reinhard.
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