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The estimated number of victims at Auschwitz-Birkenau, cited as roughly 1.1 million
Historians agree that approximately six million Jewish people were murdered during the Holocaust, a figure established and memorialized by major institutions including the United States Holocaust Memo...
The best-supported, scholarly estimate for the number of people murdered at the complex is approximately , the vast majority of them Jewish; that figure rests on postwar scholarly reconstruction from ...
Historians estimate the number of Jewish victims in extermination camps by triangulating surviving Nazi paperwork and camp tallies, deportation lists and local records, demographic comparisons of prew...
Scholarly consensus and major memorial institutions estimate that roughly Jewish people were murdered in the Holocaust during World War II (1933–1945) . There is no authoritative, documented global ta...
Current scholarly and memorial-institution consensus places the estimated number of people who perished at at roughly ; most of those victims were Jews—about one million—while the remainder included t...
Historians estimate deaths by triangulating multiple lines of evidence—camp registers and death certificates, deportation and , , physical and forensic analysis of crematoria and burial practices, and...