Have a look at the link for country by country lists of the figures. You really need to look at the whole page, as the borders of many countries changed during World War 2.
The lists go by country of deportation, in order to avoid double counting. So, for example, people who fled from Germany to France before the start of World War 2, but were later sent from France to Auschwitz, are included in the total for France only. Obviously, especially in Poland and the former Soviet Union. many victims were killed in mass open-air shootings - in which case the question of deportation doesn't arise, only the country of death.
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This gives the categories of people, but is not a country by country list.
According to Wikipedia (search "holocaust), the toll was as follows:
See the link below.
No. The people killed in the Nazi extermination camps were killed by the hundreds and thousands each day. Poison gas and gunfire were used to kill as many people as possible.
2 million each year
Hitler's Germany began the holocaust against Jews before the start of World War II.The primary events during the war that contributed to the holocaust: The genocide against Jews expanded into each country that Germany conquered.
Some individuals helped: no country helped as a country.IMPROVE: It is true that no complete country, as one, had completely hid the Jews.However, in countries in Poland, many people helped hide thousands of Jews. The Poles and Polish Jews were allied with each other because they just wanted to protect their homeland and defend their freedom from the Germans that invaded Poland.There are some other country's people that helped. In Bulgaria, they managed to save their entire Jewish population from deportation and shipment to concentration camps.In Albania, the people stood and protected their Jews because they were Muslim, and they believed in their religious morals.
it is not, no generation has learned from the Holocaust, the victims of the Holocaust tried to record what happened so that the world would know and that it would never happen again, but attempted genocides are happening all of the time. Nations who could save people chose not to so as not to jeopardise their own quality of life.
there was no daily quota.
No. The people killed in the Nazi extermination camps were killed by the hundreds and thousands each day. Poison gas and gunfire were used to kill as many people as possible.
The People showered because the Nazis believed the Jews were dirty and unclean and the showers some of them were disguised as gas chambers and killed you
There are hundreds of sheep killed each year for food. The exact number of sheep killed varies from country to country.
2 million each year
6.8 million Jews 3.3 million POWs 2.1 million ethnic poles 1.5 million Romani 300,000 disabled and mentally ill people 80,000 freemasons 25,000 slovenes 15,000 homosexuals 5,000Jehovah's Witnesses total off 14,125,000 people were killed during the holocaust.
110 to 140 people are killed a year by hurricanes
a estamated 1,836 people were killed
it doesont...because in holocaust they kill lots of people
There were about 100 Kia's in each country (For the Navy Seals). But for marines, there were about 1,000 in each country.
There is no specific statistic on the number of people killed by bows and arrows each year. However, deaths from this type of weapon are relatively rare compared to other causes of death. Accidents or intentional violence involving bows and arrows are typically isolated incidents.
33 people/ minute