Around 3 million Polish Jews were murdered by the German occupiers. It is estimated that there had been around 3.3 to 3.5 million Polish Jews in 1939. The Germans however used a different definition of what made someone a Jew; hence the 3 million killed could be out of a total of up to 4 million. It is generally held that 300,000 survived the Holocaust. Many emigrated to Israel and America after the war.
How many Jews survived at the end of world war 2
If one takes Poland's pre-war borders, there were about 3.3 million Jews. About 10% of these survived - in other words just over 300,000. In addition, about 3 million Gentile Poles were also killed.
around 60,000
Around 10% of Polish Jews survived the Holocaust. This number is particularly low since the Nazi Regime designed the Holocaust to specifically remove Poland's Jewish community. Prior to the war, Poland had 3.3 million Jews, the largest single Jewish community in Europe outside of the USSR. After the war, only 300,000 Polish Jews remained.
There are about 8,000 practising Jews in Poland. In 1939 there were about 3.3 million ...
Poland - of the 3,000,000 Jews in pre-war Poland only 200,000 or so have survived.
How many Jews survived at the end of world war 2
If one takes Poland's pre-war borders, there were about 3.3 million Jews. About 10% of these survived - in other words just over 300,000. In addition, about 3 million Gentile Poles were also killed.
About 22 where killed in Norway. But 768 norwegian jews where sent to death camps in Germany/Poland, few survived. Some 1100 jew survived the war, of them 925 jews who managed to flee to Sweden.
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around 60,000
Poland, 3 million Jews were killed. Their was a jewish population of 3.3 Million in poland and 91% of the jewish population were killed due to Nazi occupation of Poland
Around 10% of Polish Jews survived the Holocaust. This number is particularly low since the Nazi Regime designed the Holocaust to specifically remove Poland's Jewish community. Prior to the war, Poland had 3.3 million Jews, the largest single Jewish community in Europe outside of the USSR. After the war, only 300,000 Polish Jews remained.
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There are about 8,000 practising Jews in Poland. In 1939 there were about 3.3 million ...
They killed all the jews and Poland had lots of jews.