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Czechoslovaks (27, p;, 23). That means that the passage. from the category
of "emigrant" to that of "evacuee" had taken place, and this underscores the
relativity of the position of "emigrant" for a Jew in Europe during the Nazi
era. In general, the following citation from the Korherr Report well summarizes
the finally limited and short lived role that was played by emigration in the
program of the "final solution": "From before the war, the Old Reich and
Austria had gotten rid of more than half of their Jews especially by way of
emigration, whereas in the East a rapid decrease f the Jewish masses, dangerous
because of their fecundity, began only after the outbreak of the war and above
all since the measure of evacuation of 1942."
Finally, the last
category recorded by Korherr is that of the Jews still at liberty on December
31, 1942:
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the different categories explored by Korherr until December 31, 1942 yields the
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the date of 12-31-42 alone, in the total of all of the categories united, the
"evacuees" represent more than half (52.9%). One remarks that they are counted
neither among the dead by natural death, which, nevertheless, includes the
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