>>17801553>If camp prisoners were deported then to where?They self-deported and many more voluntarily went to Palestine according to the Haavara agreement. Germany under Adolf Hitler was, believe it or not, actually a zionist regime that was in favor of sending what they considered "Jews" outside the bounds or territory of Europe.
People who wanted to rewrite history later came to attach a different meaning to the term "exterminate," meaning "kill." Nowadays, you sometimes hear people charge the Germans with the systematic killing of millions, when really most of these people had simply been driven from Europe, and the meaning of the word "exterminate" has been misunderstood in the process. I still don't agree in the slightest with historical Nazi policy, but that's what it was.
The types of people who claimed to be Jews who were still around in Europe during WW2, and often sent to concentration camps by the Nazis, were often communist partisans. This remnant would be the source of actual war casualties that occurred. The total numbers who died was significantly smaller than the popular mainstream narrative, which assumes that the decline in total population of people claiming to be Jews fell because of concentration camps and not because of deportations and people fleeing from Europe. The narratives tend to focus only on the population levels in Europe, ignoring population trends in the reverse direction outside of Europe.
The worst conditions in the camps occurred at the very end of the war when supply lines were cut, resulting in starvation and disease outbreaks to occur there. The concentration camps, it should be noted, included many groups viewed as undesirable by the Germans, including religious and ideological groups like communists, as well as some ethnicities.
>Were the jews deported in Babi Yar and Ponary and all the other mass shootings?How many people are said to have died, and were the victims of the atrocities all identifying as Jewish?