The SS (Schutzstaffel): Statistics on the “Final Solution of the Jewish Question”

V. Evacuation of the Jews

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At least in the area of the Reich the evacuation of the Jews has taken the place of the emigration of the Jews. Following the ban on Jewish emigration from Fall 1941 [the evacuation] was prepared on a large scale and carried out to a far-reaching extent throughout the area of the Reich in 1942. In the balance sheet of Jewry (Bilanz des Judentums) it appears as "Emigration."

According to the figures of the Reich Security Main Office (Reichssicherheitshaptamp) up to January 1, 1943, the following moves took place:

From the Altreich** and Sudetenland 100,516 Jews

From the Ostmark [Austria] 47,555 Jews

From the Protectorate 69,677 Jews

Total 217,748 Jews

 

These figures include Jews evacuated to the Old-Age Ghetto in Theresienstadt.

The total of these evacuations from the area of the Reich, including the eastern territories, and beyond them in the area of German control and influence in Europe, from October 1939 or later, and up to December 31, 1942, were as follows:

1. Evacuation of Jews from Baden and the

Palatinate (Pfalz) to France 6,504 Jews

2. Evacuation of Jews from the Reich, including

the Protectorate and the District of Bialystok

to the East 170,642 "

3. Evacuation of Jews from the Reich and the

Protectorate to Theresienstadt 87,193 "

 

4. Transportation of Jews from the eastern

provinces to eastern Russia 1,449,692 Jews

[Numbers] who passed through the camps

in the Government-General 1,274,166 " Through the camps in the Warthegau 145,301 "

5. Evacuation of Jews from other countries:

France (insofar as it was occupied before

November 10, 1942) 41,911 "

Netherlands 38,571 "

Belgium 16,886 "

Norway 532 "

Slovakia 56,691 "

Croatia 4,927 "

Total evacuations (including Theresienstadt and

Special Treatment – Sonderbehandlung) 1,873,549 "

Without Theresienstadt 1,786,356 "

6. To this must be added, according to the

figures of the Reich Security Main Office,

the evacuation of 633,300 "

from the Russian territories, including the

former Baltic countries, from the start of

the Eastern Campaign.

These figures do not include the inmates of ghettos and concentration camps.

The evacuations from Slovakia and Croatia were carried out by these states themselves.

VI. The Jews in the Ghettos

These include:

1. The Old-Age Ghetto Theresienstadt to which were sent

altogether 87,193 Jews

of these, from the Reich 47,471 "

(Ostmark 14,222)

of these, from the Protectorate 39,722 "

 

The total number of Jewish inmates at the beginning of the

year 1943 was: 49,392

of these, German subjects 24,313

Protectorate 25,079

The reduction in numbers was due mainly to deaths. In addition to Theresienstadt there were a number of smaller Jewish old-age and invalid homes within the area of the Reich, but these were not considered either ghettos or evacuation centers.

Sources:Yad Vashem