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and the General Government cannot be checked. The
figures represent results calculated from the origin Jewish population, the
final population and the evacuations.
Between Jan. 1, 1943 and Mar.3,
1943 13 015 Jews were evacuated from the Reich including Bohemia and Moravia,
the new Eastern Territories and the district of Bialystok to the East and 8 025
Jews were moved to the Ghetto for the Aged in Theresienstadt. The Jewish
population of Germany, particularly in the Eastern Territories was
significantly reduced once again by this.
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| Mixed Marriages The Jewish population of
the Reich in the boundaries of 1939 includes a significant proportion of Jews
in mixed marriages: |
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Jewish Population
as of Dec.
31,1942 |
Mixed Marriages |
Rest |
| Altreich |
51 327 |
16 760 |
34 567 |
| Ostmark |
8 102 |
4 803 |
3 229 |
| Bohemia and Moravia |
15 550 |
6 211 |
9 339 |
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74 979 |
27 774 |
47 205 |
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The Jewish population of the Altreich
has continued to decrease from 51 327 on Dec.31, 942 to 31 910 on Apr.1, 1943.
Of these 31 910 Jews more than half, namely 16 668 are living in mixed
marriages, 12 117 of them in privileged marriages and 4 551 in not privileged
marriages. These figures also include a number of Jews who are untraceable, as
always happens in any registration of inhabitants. The Jewish population in the
old Reich (without the Eastern Territories) is approaching its end.
Deployment of Labor. Of the Jews living in Reich territory at
the beginning of 1943 |
21 659 were working in areas important
for the war effort.
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In addition to this 18 435 Jews from
Soviet Russia were involved in the war effort in the inspectorate of
Konigsberg, 50 570 stateless and foreign Jews were working in the camp at
Schmelt (Breslau) and 95 112 formerly Polish Jews were working in ghettos and
camps in the inspectorate of Posen.
Concentration Camps. There
were a total of 9 127 Jews in concentration camps and 458 in penal
institutions on Dec.31, 1942 as follows: |
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Mauthausen/Gusen |
79 |
| Lublin |
7 342 |
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Sachsenhausen |
46 |
| Auschwitz |
1 412 |
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Stutthof |
18 |
| Buchenwald |
227 |
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Ravensbrück |
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| Ghetto for the Aged In the only
Ghetto for the Aged in Theresienstadt there were a total of 49 392 Jews in the
beginning of 1943. This figure represents a compilation of other figures. |
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