The Inspector for Statistics with the Reichsführer SS
[Stamp: Secret Reich Matter] THE FINAL SOLUTION OF THE EUROPEAN JEWISH QUESTION
Statistical Report
Contents:
I. Introduction
II. Balance Sheet for the Jews in Germany
III. Weakness of the Jewish Volk
IV. The Emigration of the Jews from Germany
V. The Evacuation of the Jews
VI. The Jews in the Ghettos
VII. The Jews in the Concentration Camps
VIII. Jews in Penal Institutions
IX. The Work Deployment of the Jews
X. Balance Sheet for the Jews in Europe
THE FINAL SOLUTION OF THE EUROPEAN JEWISH QUESTION
Statistical Report
I. INTRODUCTION
Drawing up an account of the accomplishments made along the way toward the solution of the Jewish question requires a numerical recording of Jewry and its development. Contradictions in the numerical figures regarding Jewry, however, necessitate a preliminary remark to the effect that numbers concerning the Jews must always be taken with special caution and can often lead to erroneous conclusions if there is no information on their source or the manner in which they were derived. The sources of these errors are found above all in the nature of Jewry and its historical development, in its restless wanderings for thousands of years, in the large number of those who joined and left, in the endeavor to assimilate, in the intermingling with host peoples, in the efforts of the Jew to escape statistical counting undetected, and, finally, in erroneous or erroneously interpreted statistics on Jewry.