How many Jews were in areas that came to be controlled
by the Germans before the war?
15. How many Jews were in areas that came to be controlled by the
Germans before the war?
The IHR says (original):
Fewer than four million.
The IHR says (revised):
Fewer than six million.
Nizkor replies:
Didn't they just say in
question 1
that there were "no credible demographic statistics"?
About three million in Poland, a million in Hungary, more than a
million in the area of Russia occupied by the Nazis, and many, many
more all over Europe. According to the Nazis' own figures given in
the
Wannsee Protocol,
there were eleven million Jews in
occupied Europe in 1942. See the reply to
question 1.
Note also that if real historians had changed a
Holocaust-related estimate from six million to four million or vice
versa, the "revisionists" would be repeating it and citing it
as proof that historians are changing their story and don't have any
real figures to back up what they say. But when the revisionists change
their own figures by two million, they don't raise much of a
fuss, it seems.
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