ONLY 3 MILLION JEWS IN EUROPE BEFORE THE WAR?

Roberto · Post by **Roberto** » 23 Jan 2003 13:16

D. Advocate Esq. wrote:Roberto,

You can clearly see from my post that I completely agree that the UN definition covers events in WW2. That is blatantly obvious. Rather than Yeah Sure-ing (TM), just look at things from a independent point of view.

That's what I did, the conclusion being that your applying the convention to soldiers killed in war and Israeli violence against Palestinians results from a rather far-fetched interpretation of its wording.

demonio · Post by **demonio** » 01 May 2003 09:23

Its probably more. I dont know how many villages there were or remote locations with jewish settlements in eastern europe that werent on the registers of births etc

Musashi · Post by **Musashi** » 03 May 2003 22:39

About 4 500 000 Jews lived in Poland before WWII (13-14% of the population).