How many Jews were there when Hitler became chancellor?

Answer 1

About six to seven million Jews died under the Nazi regime; it was estimated that about forty percent of the Jewish people in the world at that time were lost. Thousands (if not millions) more suffered in the concentration camps, or fled to other countries. (Or both.) Their families and friends suffered by proxy.

Answer 2

'i think nobody knows, i mean that was like 70 80 years ago'

Although I do not know off the top of my head, I am relatively sure that Germany has a census every few years like the united states does. I'm sure you could find that data somewhere.

Answer 3

Yes, otherwise his antisemitism would not have served any practical purpose. In early 1933 Germany had about 525,000 Jews (in the religious sense) and perhaps a further 300,000 half-Jews, quarter-Jews and people of Jewish origin. At the time the population of Germany was 61 million.

Answer 4

In 1933, the Jewish population in Germany was 565,000 Jews.

Far larger were the Jewish populations in Poland and the Soviet Union with 3.0 million and 2.5 million respectively.