1939 CE – 1945 CE
AUSCHWITZ
1,260,000 Jews murdered
140,000 non–Jews murdered
Technical category: “Death Camp”
Location: Poland
BELZEC
540,000 Jews murdered here
60,000 non–Jews murdered here
Technical category: “Death Camp”
Location: Poland
CHELMNO
288,000 Jews murdered here
32,000 non–Jews murdered
Technical category: “Death Camp”
Location: Poland
JASENOVAC
20,000 Jews murdered here
600,000 non–Jews murdered here
Technical category: “Death Camp”
Location: Croatia
MAJDANEK
330,000 Jews murdered here
30,000 non–Jews murdered here
Technical category: “Death Camp”
Location: Poland
MALY TROSTENETS
59,000 Jews murdered here
6,000 non–Jews murdered here
Technical category: “Death Camp”
Location: Belarus, USSR
SOBIBÓR
225,000 Jews murdered here
25,000 non–Jews murdered here
Technical category: “Death Camp”
Location: Poland
TREBLINKA
783,000 Jews murdered here
87,000 non–Jews murdered here
Technical category: “Death Camp”
Location: Poland
DACHAU
12,000 Jews murdered here
24,000 non–Jews murdered here
Technical category: “Concentration Camp”
Location: Germany
BERGEN–BELSEN
25,000 Jews murdered here
25,000 non–Jews murdered here
Technical category: “Concentration Camp”
Location: Germany
TERESENSTADT
30,000–40,000 Jews murdered here
Unknown number of non–Jews murdered here
Technical category: “Concentration Camp”
Location: Czechoslovakia
MAUTHAUSEN
Approx. 125,000 Jews murdered here
Approx. 125,000 non–Jews murdered here
Technical category: “Mass–murder via hard–labor”
Location: Austria
Concentration Camps had existed in Germany
since the early 1930s:
Dachau (1933)…Sachsenhausen (1936)…
Buchenwald (1937)…Flossenbürg (1936)…
Mauthausen (1938)…Ravensbrück (1939)
The line between “concentration camp” and “death camp” is often blurred – as all resulted in mass murder of one form or another.
Approx. 6 million Jews murdered in the Holocaust,
including 1+ million children.
1/3 of world Jewry;
2/3 of European Jewry;
9/10 of Polish Jewry.
Number of Roma (gypsies) killed:
consensus is approx. 225,000–275,000 …