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APPENDIX A
Country-by-country breakdown of Jewish refugee immigration, using widely
accepted history texts concerning refugees from Nazism:
Reception of Jewish refugees, 1933-1945 1
United States
Abella: (14) (1933-45) 200,000
Bauer: (15) (1933-39) 85,000
Marrus: (16) (1940-45) 116,000
(Together, the figures of Bauer and Marrus cover the period of 1933-1945 and add up to
201,000.)
Tartakower: (17) (1933-43) 190,000
(Add 10,399 for 1944 and 1945, (18) and the 874 who were brought to
Oswego, thus giving a total for 1933-45 of 201,273.)
Wyman: (19) (1933-45) 250,518
(Wyman's figure is given as the maximum possible estimate for all
refugees from Nazism. Deduct from that ten percent for the number who
were non-Jewish political refugees, and another 15,000 for those who
entered by 1941 with visitor visas and by 1945 had been readmitted as
permanent quota immigrants and were thus included in the 250,518
figure. Accordingly, the maximum number is 210,466.)
Palestine
Bauer: (1933-39) 80,000
Marrus: (1940-45) 58,000
(Together, the figures of Bauer and Marrus cover the entire period of
1933-45 and add up to 138,000.)
Marrus (1933-37) 43,000
Ofer: (20) (1938-39) 40,000
1 Alex Grobman, “A Closer Look at the Use of Statistics by Some Critics of the Abandonment of the
Jews,” Journal of Ecumenical Studies, 40, no. 4, 2003, 381.
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