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How many Jews were murderd during the Holocaust?
The official figure is that 6 million Jews were murdered during the Holocaust.
Were many Jews murdered during the Holocaust?
Yes, atleast 7 Million Jews died in the Holocaust.
How many Jews died in Hungary?
About 450,000 Hungarian Jews were murdered during the Holocaust and most of them were murdered at Auschwitz.
How many non-Jews were murdered in the Holocaust?
The Nazis and their accomplices murdered 5 million non-Jews in addition to the 6 million Jews during the Holocaust. (This creates a total of 11 million civilians brutally murdered.)
What Jewish men women and children were murdered in the Holocaust?
Countless men, women and children, including many races other than Jews, were murdered during the Holocaust.
How many Jews were affected during the Holocaust?
Six million Jews died during the Holocaust. Many more (e.g. their families, friends, etc.) were affected. About 5 million Jews were murdered in the Holocaust. More than hundreds of thousands of Jews emigrated away to different countries.
How many Greek Jews died in the Holocaust?
About 54,000 were murdered.
How many Jews and non Jew died in the holocaust?
Six million Jews were murdered in the Holocaust. Five million gentiles were murdered in the Holocaust. That's eleven million cold-blooded murders.
How many Jews died at Bergen Belsen?
35000 Jews died in Bergen-Belsen.In Bergen Belsen, atleast 50,000 people were murdered during the holocaust
During the Holocaust how many people died in Austria?
The usual estimate of the number of Austrian Jews killed in the Holocaust is about 65,000. (Obviously, most of them were murdered outside Austria).
How many people were killed during the holocaust experimentation?
There were 11,000,000 people murdered during the holocaust.
How many people other than Jews were mudered during the holocaust?
Zero, the Holocaust refers to the Nazi actions against the Jews. There were many other people murdered during thid period, including the attempted genocide of many types of Gypsy, which suffered proportionately greater losses than the Jews, but this and other actions are separate from the Holocaust.
