World War II casualties of Poland
Kazimierz Bajer
An analysis of Poland's war losses by Kazimierz Bajer was published in the journal of the veterans of the Armia Krajowa.

World War II casualties of Poland

Section Title: Kazimierz Bajer
Table Section Text: An analysis of Poland's war losses by Kazimierz Bajer was published in the journal of the veterans of the Armia Krajowa.

Losses of Ethnic Polish Population Capable of Resistance

Population Capable of Resistance Oct 1939	12,013,000

Less war Dead 1944–1945 C.	170,000

Add return of Wounded soldiers	70,000

Less deported to USSR	663,000

Less conscripted in Soviet Armed Forces	76,000

Less conscripted in German Armed Forces	200,000

Less conscripted for Work USSR	250,000

Less Forced Labor in Germany	1,897,000

Less entered on Volksliste D.	815,000

Less arrested in USSR	150,000

Less prisoners in Concentration Camps	138,000

Less murdered A./B.	506,000

Less deaths In Prisons & Camps A./B.	1,146,000

Less deaths Outside of Prisons & Camps A./B.	473,000

Less murdered in Eastern Regions B.	100,000

Less invalids	530,000

Subtotal of net losses	7,044,000

Total population Capable of Resistance-May 1945	4,969,000

Sentence(s)

1,897,000 Polish citizens were taken to Germany as forced laborers.

final_sentence: 1,897,000 Polish citizens were taken to Germany as forced laborers.