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J. GRAF, T. KUES, C. MATTOGNO, <strong>SOBIBÓR</strong> 343 and south-western Germany. In any case, a total of 1,050,000 would make allowance for any double counting. In order to estimate the total number of uprooted Jews, however, this figure must be increased by the addition of those who were evacuated, fled or emigrated. According to the data given above, these figures are as follows: – Refugees from Poland to and through Romania, Hungary and Lithuania 50,000 – Refugees from the Incorporated Provinces to the General Government 60,000 – Refugees from German-occupied Poland to Sovietoccupied territory 200,000 – Refugees from Bessarabia 100,000 – Evacuees from the Baltic States 30,000 – Evacuees from Western Byelorussia and Western Ukraine 500,000 – Evacuees from the pre-1939 territory of Soviet Union 1,100,000 – Emigrants to overseas and neutral European countries 160,000 Total 2,200,000 This number again includes some refugees who have been counted twice, among the following groups: (1) 50,000 refugees from Poland who went to European countries; many of these emigrated later, while others were afterwards deported; (2) 200,000 Jews who went from German-occupied Poland to Soviet-occupied territory in 1939; some of them were afterwards removed to the east, and therefore figure in the total of 500,000 Jews removed from Western Byelorussia and the Western Ukraine. To avoid the possibility of double counting, half of both these groups may be deducted, thus giving a total of 2,100,000. Summing up both sets of figures, i.e. figures relating to Jews deported and expelled and to those otherwise displaced, a total of 3,150,000 is obtained. This figure does not include. (a) the hundreds of thousands of Polish Jews deported eastward from the General Government, and (b) hundreds of thousands of Jews transferred by compulsion within the limits of the same country or territory to be segregated in ghettos and special Jewish towns, in particular in the General Government and in the German-occupied Eastern Territories. Assuming that only
344 J. GRAF, T. KUES, C. MATTOGNO, <strong>SOBIBÓR</strong> a third of the resident Jews who remained in these territories were affected by (a) and (b), nearly 1,000,000 Jews must have been compulsorily removed eastward or from one town to another. Accordingly, the number of Jews compulsorily removed from their homes would be about 2,100,000, or in any case over 2,000,000, and the total of all uprooted Jews 4,150,000, or in any case over 4,000,000.” In a table entitled “Movements of non-German Populations” Kulischer summarizes the results of his study. We reproduce in Table 12 the numbers concerning the Jews. 1033 Table 12: Deported Jews acc. to Kulischer FROM # TO Germany (incl. Austria) 170,000 General Government Germany (Baden and Palatinate) 9,000 Unoccupied France Slovakia 60,000 Eastern Galicia Slovakia 10,000 Hungary German occupied Poland 3,000 Hungary 1,600 Romania 15,000 Baltic States 200,000 W. Byelorussia and W. Ukraine Incorporated Provinces 460,000 General Government Western Byelorussia and 500,000 Eastern U.S.S.R.: (113,000 beyond Ukraine (frontiers of ‘40) to Iran, India and Africa) Lithuania 10,000 Eastern U.S.S.R. Latvia 15,000 Eastern U.S.S.R. Estonia 5,000 Eastern U.S.S.R. Norway 1,000 General Government Netherlands 80,000 German-occupied Soviet Territory Belgium 1,000 Northern France 50,000 German-occupied Poland Alsace-Lorraine 22,000 Unoccupied France Other parts of France 70,000 Incorporated Polish Provinces and General Government Old Romania, Transylvania and Dobruja 80,000 Bessarabia and North Bukovina Bessarabia and 185,000 Romanian-annexed Soviet North Bukovina territory (Transnistria) Bessarabia and North Bukovina 100,000 Eastern U.S.S.R. Kulischer appears to be well informed about the National Socialist policy toward the Jews and about the deportations, even though his sta- 1033 Ibid., pp. 114f.
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