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Primary Nationalities of Terezin Prisoners
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| Country |
Deported to Terezin |
Liberated in Terezin |
| Czechoslovakia |
75,666 |
8,542 |
| Denmark |
466 |
Left in April 1945 |
| Gdansk (Danzig, a Polish city) |
117 |
11 |
| The Netherlands |
4,897 |
1,285 |
| Hungary |
1,150 |
1,138 |
| Germany |
42,104 |
5,221 |
| Austria |
15,254 |
1,293 |
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| TOTAL |
139,654 |
17,472 |
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The red triangle represents Terezin in relation
to the modern-day Czech Republic
***
Street
Map of Terezin
***
Both maps courtesy of the Terezin Memorial, Pamatnik
Terezin.
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Other Statistics |
| Total number of nationalities
represented by Terezin prisoners: |
29 |
| Largest population in Terezin
at one time: |
58,497 |
| Terezin population before the
war, including soldiers: |
7,000 |
| Average permanent population
from November 1941 to May 1945: |
35,000 |
| Average number of persons per
transport in or out of the camp: |
1000 |
| Total persons deported to Terezin
from November 1941 to May 1945: |
139,654 |
| Total children born in Terezin:
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207 |
| Total persons deported to the
East: |
86,934 |
| Total number of transports
to the East: |
63 |
| Total persons to return from
Eastern transports: |
3,097 |
| Total persons passed over to
the Gestapo: |
336 |
| Total runaways until May 9,
1945: |
701 |
| Total deaths within Terezin
until May 9, 1945: |
33,430 |
| Total number of original prisoners
in Terezin by May 9, 1945: |
16,832 |
| Total number of these original
prisoners who had arrived after October 28, 1944: |
8,565 |
| Total number of prisoners found
on May 9, 1945 from Eastern evacuations: |
13,454 |
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