 This sort of "optimism" however, was met with a damning assessment by Max Horn from "Ostindustrie", who said that the ghetto was badly managed, not profitable, and had the wrong products.In January 1942 some 10,000 Jews were sent aboard Holocaust trains to Chełmno based on selections made by the "Judenrat".An additional 34,000 victims were sent to Chelmno by 2 April, with 11,000 more in May, and over 15,000 in September 1942, for a total of 71,000 for 1942 as a whole.