Hey Saggy, I did this earlier. But to help you now so that you don't hurt yourself trying to Google the Treblinka testimonies mentioned, here's some helpful reference information (you probably don't need it, given all the research you've done but just in case . . . )
Abraham Krzepicki
* Alexander Donat, The Death Camp Treblinka: A Documentary (New York: Holocaust Library, 1979), “Eighteen Days in Treblinka,” pp 77-146 (sometimes called “the long testimony” and “A person escaped from Treblinka . . . Conversations with returnees,” see also AR II/299)
* Joseph Kermish, To Live with Honor and Die with Honor (Jerusalem: Yad Vashem, 1986), “Reminiscences of a Treblinka Escapee,” pp 710-716 (sometimes called “the short testimony,” see also AR II/295)
Jacob Rabinowicz
* Hillel Seidman, The Warsaw Ghetto Diaries (Southfield, MI: Targum Press, 1997), pp 101-107
* Abraham Lewin, A Cup of Tears: A Diary of the Warsaw Ghetto (New York and Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1988) (two diary entries on Rabinowicz: 25 September and 27 September 1942), pp 185-186
Jeffk linked to an article at HC blog describing the value of both testimonies, showing that both are credible.
I'm not chasing links. Describe the testimony here, tell us about it's relevance, importance, corroborating testimony/facts, and describe the physical evidence supporting it. Otherwise, don't waste our time.
Besides, beyond your comments, I want to see what Nick has to say
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