German casualties in World War II
Population balance for Germany in 1937 borders (not including Austria or the ethnic Germans of East Europe): May 1939 to October 1946

German casualties in World War II

Section Title: Population balance for Germany in 1937 borders (not including Austria or the ethnic Germans of East Europe): May 1939 to October 1946
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Germany in 1937 borders	Population Balance

Population May 1939 Census	69,310,000

Live Births	8,670,000

Net Immigration-German Refugees	4,080,000

Subtotal Additions	12,750,000

Civilians-Death by natural causes	(7,130,000)

Civilians Killed in Air war	(410,000)

Civilians Killed in 1945 Land Battles	(20,000)

Military Dead	(3,760,000)

POW held by Allies	(1,750,000)

Germans remaining in Poland	(1,750,000)

Germans Remaining Abroad	(130,000)

Expulsion and Deportation Civilian Dead/Missing	(1,260,000)

Emigrated & Murdered Jews	(200,000)

Net Emigration of Foreign Population	(200,000)

Other, Misc.	(140,000)

Subtotal Reductions	(16,750,000)

Population October 1946 Census	65,310,000

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The German government, put the deaths due to natural causes at 7,130,000.
In German, 7,130,000 people died due to natural causes.
The German government Statistical Office figures in the above table put the deaths due to natural causes at 7,130,000.

final_sentence: The German government, put the deaths due to natural causes at 7,130,000.
final_sentence: In German, 7,130,000 people died due to natural causes.
final_sentence: The German government Statistical Office figures in the above table put the deaths due to natural causes at 7,130,000.