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Table 6: Jews Deported by Origin and Destiny
ALTREICH OSTMARK PROTEKTORAT TOTAL
Evacuations 100,516 47,555 69,677 217,748
France 6,504 0 0 6,504
Theresienstadt 33,249 14,222 39,722 87,193
Litzmannstadt 9,431 5,002 5,000 19,433
District of 9,194 12,615 969 14,001 35,810
Lublin
Eastern
territories
42,138 15,716 10,954 68,808
Thus, out of the 217,748 evacuees, 35,810 went to the district of
Lublin and 68,808 to the eastern territories. The latter group arrived in
68 transports at Minsk, Riga, Kaunas, Raasiku, Maly Trostinec, and
Baranovii between 8 November 1941 and 28 November 1942. 630
In the abridged Korherr report of 19 April 1943 970 the data concerning
the evacuation have a somewhat different distribution. In Table 7
we compare them with the report of 28 April.
Table 7: Comparison of Korherr’s Figures
Korherr Report: 19 April 28 April
Origin
From Altreich (with Sudetenland) 100,516
From Ostmark 47,555
From Protectorate 69,677
From Ostgebiete (with Bialystok) 222,117
From General Government
1,274,166
(with Lemberg)
From Baden and Palatinate to France 6,504
From Reich territory incl. Protectorate and
170,742
District of Bialystok to the east
From Reich territory and Protectorate to
87,193
Theresienstadt
From Eastern Provinces to Russia 1,449,692
Total 1,714,031 1,714,031
The figure 170,742 includes the 35,810 deportees to the Lublin district,
the 68,808 evacuees who went directly to the eastern territories
(Minsk, Riga, Kaunas, Raasiku, Maly Trostinec, Baranovii) we have
already discussed, another (170,642 – 35,810 – 68,808 – 19,433 =)
46,591 Jews from Bialystok district, 8,500 of whom were deported to
969
970
6,000 + 6,615 deported to Nisko.
NO-5193.