Statistical Report on the "Final Solution," known as the Korherr Report (March 23, 1943)

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VI. THE JEWS IN THE GHETTOS

Here must be mentioned:

1. The old-age ghetto Theresienstadt, to which were transferred a total of:	87,193 Jews,
of these from Reich territory	47,471 (Ostmark 14,222)
" " " the Protectorate	39,722
At the beginning of 1943 it counted a total of Jewish inmates:	49,392
of these with German citizenship	24,313
Protectorate citizenship	25,079

The decline occurred chiefly through deaths. Apart from Theresienstadt, the Reich territory includes a number of Jewish old-age and convalescent homes with smaller capacities, though these are regarded as neither ghettos nor evacuation sites.

2. The ghetto Litzmannstadt counted at the beginning of 1943	87,180 Jews,
of which 83,133 had former Polish citizenship.

3. The Jews housed primarily in the rest-ghettos of the General Government were recorded or estimated as follows as of December 31, 1942:

in district	number of Jews
Krakow	37,000
Radom	29,400
Lublin	20,000 (estimated)
Warsaw	50,000
Lemberg	161,514
General gov. total	297,914

VII. THE JEWS IN THE CONCENTRATION CAMPS

From the seizure of power to December 31, 1942 the concentration camps saw:
	73,417 admissions of Jews
of those	36,943 were released
	27,347 departed through death
Remaining number as of December 31, 1942:	9,127 Jews