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Höfle-Korherr number of 1,274,166 victims. On the other hand, his
number of Jews deported from Slovakia comes near to the sum total
of Jews actually deported. At the end of 1942 at least 30,000 to
35,000 of these Slovak Jews had already been murdered in the Reinhardt
camps. It follows that they cannot be included in the Höfle-
Korherr number; otherwise it would be statistical double-counting.
Further research is required to resolve this contradiction.”
To elucidate this point, we must establish the exact distribution of
evacuations dealt with in the Korherr report. Up to 1 st January 1943 it
shows the following numbers of Jews having been evacuated from the
Reich:
From the Altreich and Sudetenland: 100,516
From Ostmark: 47,555
From the Protectorate: 69,748
Total: 217,748 965
Altogether 87,193 Jews were evacuated to the Theresienstadt ghetto
from the following territories:
From the Altreich: 33,249
From Ostmark: 14,222
From the Protectorate: 39,722
Total: 87,193 966
Between 16 October and 4 November 1941, the od/Litzmannstadt
ghetto received:
From the Altreich: 9,431
From Ostmark: 5,002
From the Protectorate (Prague): 5,000
Total: 19,433 967
The transports into the Lublin district carried:
From the Altreich (13 March – 15 July 1942): 9,194
From Ostmark (9 April – 14 June 1942): 6,000
From the Protectorate (11 March – 13 June 1942): 14,000
Total: 29,195
Finally, 6,615 Jews were deported to Nisko and other areas in the
General Government from Ostmark (20 October 1939 – 12 March
1941). 968 Thus we obtain the figures of Table 6.
965
966
967
968
NO-5194, p. 9.
Ibid., p. 10.
Aufstellung der Neueingesiedelten. WAPL, PSZ 19, p. 195.
Wolfgang Benz (ed.), Dimension des Völkermords. Die Zahl der jüdischen Opfer des
Nationalsozialismus, Oldenbourg Verlag, Munich 1991, p. 76.