LemmyCaution
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Saggy, maybe Nessie's question is too big for you. Let's try bite-sized chunks.
Nessie noted that the 100,000+ Dutch Jews missing after the war had been taken into custody and held in camp, notably Westerbork and Vugt in the Netherlands - "Those people were in Nazi custody, initially at Westerbork camp and then transported to other camps, such as Sobibor and Auschwitz."
I added information on the deportations of these Jews from the Netherlands - "as many as 110,000 Jews were deported from the Netherlands to the east during the Nazi occupation, most of the Dutch Jews were transported to Auschwitz, except about 34,000 were sent to Sobibór (and several 1000s to Bergen-Belsen and Theresienstadt)."
Do you agree so far - that over 100,000 Jews taken into custody in the Netherlands, under Nazi supervision, were deported from the Netherlands, most of them to Auschwitz, about a third to Sobibór, and some 1000s to other camps? If not, why not?
Nessie noted that the 100,000+ Dutch Jews missing after the war had been taken into custody and held in camp, notably Westerbork and Vugt in the Netherlands - "Those people were in Nazi custody, initially at Westerbork camp and then transported to other camps, such as Sobibor and Auschwitz."
I added information on the deportations of these Jews from the Netherlands - "as many as 110,000 Jews were deported from the Netherlands to the east during the Nazi occupation, most of the Dutch Jews were transported to Auschwitz, except about 34,000 were sent to Sobibór (and several 1000s to Bergen-Belsen and Theresienstadt)."
Do you agree so far - that over 100,000 Jews taken into custody in the Netherlands, under Nazi supervision, were deported from the Netherlands, most of them to Auschwitz, about a third to Sobibór, and some 1000s to other camps? If not, why not?