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Estimates of deaths in Nazi concentration camps and extermination camps between 1933-1945, including Jewish and non-Jewish victims
The best-supported figure for Jewish deaths in the Holocaust is approximately people, a number reached by multiple postwar studies and memorial institutions though some estimates range from about 5.1 ...
Historians build country-by-country Holocaust loss estimates by piecing together prewar population data, records, survivor registers and , then reconciling conflicting sources through statistical meth...
Historians reconstruct country-by-country by triangulating multiple imperfect data streams — prewar population counts, surviving Nazi records (transport lists, camp registers, and reports), postwar su...
Authoritative primary-source repositories document for , , and through camp administration records, transport lists, post‑war trials, survivor registries and aggregated archives such as and national a...
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...