World War II casualties
Jewish deaths

World War II casualties

Section Title: Jewish deaths
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Country	Pre-war Jewish population in 1933	Low estimate deaths	High estimate deaths.	Low %	High %	Average %

Austria	191,000 (see footnote)	50,000	65,000	26.2%	34.0%	30.1%

Belgium	60,000 (see footnote)	25,000	29,000	41.7%	48.3%	45.0%

Czech Republic	92,000	77,000	78,300	83.7%	85.1%	84.4%

Denmark	8,000	60	116	0.8 %	1.5%	1.1%

Estonia	4,600	1,500	2,000	32.6%	43.5%	38.0%

France	260,000 (see footnote)	75,000	77,000	28.8%	29.6%	29.2%

Germany	566,000 (see footnote)	135,000	142,000	23.9%	25.1%	24.5%

Greece	73,000	59,000	67,000	80.8%	91.8%	86.3%

Hungary (borders 1940)	725,000	502,000	569,000	69.2%	78.5%	73.9%

Italy	48,000	6,500	9,000	13.5%	18.8%	16.1%

Latvia	95,000	70,000	72,000	73.7%	75.8%	74.7%

Lithuania	155,000	130,000	143,000	83.9%	92.3%	88.1%

Luxembourg	3,500	1,000	2,000	28.6%	57.1%	42.9%

Netherlands	112,000 (see footnote)	100,000	105,000	89.3%	93.8%	91.5%

Norway	1,700	800	800	47.1%	47.1%	47.1%

Poland (borders 1939)	3,250,000	2,700,000	3,000,000	83.1%	92.3%	87.7%

Romania (borders 1940)	441,000	121,000	287,000	27.4%	65.1%	46.3%

Slovakia	89,000	60,000	71,000	67.4%	79.8%	73.6%

Soviet Union (borders 1939)	2,825,000	700,000	1,100,000	24.8%	38.9%	31.9%

Yugoslavia	68,000	56,000	65,000	82.4%	95.6%	89.0%

Total	9,067,000	4,869,860	5,894,716	50.4% (avg.)	59.7% (avg.)	55.1% (avg.)

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In 1940, there were 569,000 Hungarian Jewish losses.

final_sentence: In 1940, there were 569,000 Hungarian Jewish losses.