Chelmno Deportations

Date day		Town	The number of the deported Jews	Remarks
December 1941	8	Kolo	2300
	10	Kowale Panskie	1100	transport from Kowale Panskie included Jews of villages: Wladyslawow, Tuliszkow, Brudzew, Turek, Dobra and Uniejow
	14	Dabie	975
January 1942	9	Klodawa	1140
	12	Bugaj	600
	12	Brdow	600
	14	Izbica Kujawska	1000
	16	Lodz	3000
February 1942	-	Sompolno	1000
March 1942	2	Krosniewice	900	most probably in March 1942 to Chelmno arrived transport from Opole included Austrian Jews deported from Vienna
	-	Kutno	7000
	-	Zychlin	3200
	-	Ozorkow	500
	-	Poddebice	2000
	-	Kozminek	1000
April 1942	-	Radziejow	600	transport by narrow-gauge railway
	-	Piotrkow Kujawski	550	transport by narrow-gauge railway
	10	Leczyca	1700	transport from Leczyca via Grabow
	10	Grabow	1240	transport from Leczyca via Grabow
	16	Gostynin	2000
	17	Sanniki	250
	17	Gabin	2000
	22	Wloclawek	3000	transports by narrow-gauge railway
	30	Brzesc Kujawski	200
	30?	Lubraniec	100
May 1942	10	Brzeziny Lodzkie	5000
	12	Gabin	2150
	14	Brzeziny	1700
	16	Pabianice	8000	150 persons killed before transport
	21	Ozorkow	2000
	-	Zloczew	280
July 1942	20	Kowale Panskie	3000
July 1942	-	Lutomiersk	700
August 1942	10 - 22	Lodz	40000
	14	Sieradz	1400
	-	Belachatow	5000
	15	Gostynin	3500
	22	Wielun	10000	great deportation from Wielun area included Jews form: Sulmierzyce, Wieruszow, Boleslawiec, Lututow, Praszka, Dzialoszyn, Siemkowice, Kielczyglow and Sieradz
	24	Warta	1000
	28	Lask	3000
September 1942	23 - 30	Lodz	16000

Sources:

1) Gilbert, Martin: “The Dent Atlas of the Holocaust”

2) “German Crimes in Poland. Volume 1. Central Commission

for the Investigation of German Crimes in Poland. Warsaw, 1946”;

cheapter: “The Extermination Camp at Chelmno (Kulmhof)

3) Bednarz, Władysław: “Obóz straceń w Chełmnie nad Nerem”

4) Gulczyński, Janusz: „Obóz śmierci w Chełmnie nad Nerem”

Last Update 19 March 2006