At the Sobibór station, SS crews were unloading wagons with Jews deported to extermination. The rolling stock consisted of forty to sixty freight wagons. The transport conditions were inhumane. Ninety to one hundred people were loaded into the wagons, and sometimes more. Many people died during the journey. The wagons were emptied of bodies only at the camp ramp. Everyone rode in the wagons together: children, women, men and old people. German SS officers announced that the deportees would be sent to work, but first they would have to bathe and undergo disinfection....