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

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Here it should be noted that the number of internments of Jews will be greater than the number of Jews placed into the concentration camps, since the repeated admission of Jews was recounted more than once.

Not included are the Jews that were interned in the concentration camps Auschwitz and Lublin.

We arrive at the following figures for the concentration camps, divided by internments, releases, deaths, and the level on December 31, 1942:

Jews in the concentration camps

Concentration Camp	Internments	Releases	Deaths	Level on December 31, 1942
Lublin/men	23,409	4,509	14,217	4,683
Lublin/women	2,849	59	131	2,659
Auschwitz/men	4,917	1	3,716	1,200
Auschwitz/women	932	-	720	212
Buchenwald	16,827	13,805	2,795	227
Mauthausen/Gusen	2,064	-	1,985	79
Sachsenhausen	7,960	6,570	1,344	46
Stutthof/men	28	-	13	15
Stuffhof/women	3	-	-	3
Ravensbrück/women	1 ,321	531	787	3
Ravensbrück/men	273	44	229	-
Dachau	12,026	11,140	886	-
Groß-Rosen	231	-	231	-
Lichtenburg	195	195	-	-
Neuengamme	192	2	190	-
Floßenbürg	80	2	78	-
Sachsenburg	52	52	-	-
Esterwegen	36	33	3	-
Niederhagen	12	-	12	-
Natzweiler	10	-	10	-
Concentration camps total	73,417	36,943	27,347	9,127

VIII. JEWS IN PENAL INSTITUTIONS

At the beginning of 1943, 458 Jews were in the penal institutions of the Reich territory.

They were distributed among men and women and to the kinds of facility as follows:

	Men	Women	Together
Penal incarceration	350	78	428
Preventive detention	29	-	29
Workhouse	-	1	1
Total for penal institutions	379	79	458