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Historians estimate six million Jewish victims of the Holocaust through various methods and evidence, including Nazi documents, demographic comparisons, survivor testimony, and forensic research.
The claim that “271,000 people died in the Holocaust” cannot be supported by the authoritative scholarship and institutional estimates in the provided reporting; mainstream historical consensus places...
The claim that Holocaust deaths totaled only collapses under a convergence of documentary, demographic, forensic, testimonial and legal evidence assembled since 1945; specialists place Jewish fataliti...
Archival records seized from the Nazi state, postwar Allied collections, and a wide body of forensic and demographic research together create a mutually corroborative evidentiary web that has repeated...
Historians arrive at the widely cited figure of about Jewish victims by triangulating several independent lines of evidence—, records and camp transport/gassing data, and the postwar compilation of na...
Approximately — commonly reported as about 6,000,000 — were murdered during the genocide of ; scholarly estimates and archival projects frame that figure within a modest range . The widely cited total...