VII. The Tragic
Result for the Jews Under the Antonescu Government
In the period of the
Second World War, the total number of exterminated Jews,
in the territories under Romanian authority, results from
the following synthetic table:
|
Exterminated Jews
Number of Persons
|
|
A. ROMANIAN JEWS --
TOTAL
|
155,000
|
|
- The pogrom from
Dorohoi: July 1, 1940
|
70
|
1)
|
- The legionary
rebellion: Jan. 21 &endash; 23, 1941
|
130
|
|
- The pogrom and
death trains from Iasi: June 29th -July
6th
|
8,000
|
|
- Mass assassinations
of Jews in Basarabia, Northern Bukovina and
the Hertza region: June 22 - Sept.
1
|
55,000
|
|
- Transnistria: Sept.
1941 - March 1944
|
80,000
|
|
|
11,800
|
2)
|
|
|
|
B. NATIVE UKRAINIAN
JEWS FROM TRANSNISTRIA -- TOTAL
|
115,000
|
|
|
|
|
C. EXTERMINATED JEWS
-- TOTAL (A + B)
|
270,000
|
|
|
|
|
In the territories under
Antonescu government, about 270,000 Jews (155,000
Romanian Jews from former Great Romania, and 115,000
native Ukrainian Jews) were exterminated.
The highest number of victims
was registered in Transnistria. From the total number
of 270,000 exterminated Jews, about 200,000
disappeared in the territory between the rivers Dnestr
and Bug, respectively over 80,000 Romanian Jews (from
the former Greater Romania), and about 115,000 native
Ukrainian Jews.
About 55,000 Jews were
killed in Basarabia, Northern Bucovina and the district
of Herta in the first months after the war started, and
about 5,000 Jews died on their way to
Transnistria.
More than 10,000 people
were killed in the Old Kingdom and in Southern
Transylvania, in the pogroms and death trains from Iasi,
in the pogroms in Dorohoi and Bucharest and in other
places of sad memory.
From the total number of
675,000 Jews, who lived in territories under Antonescu
government, the total extermination rate represents
40%.
1)
Includes about 20 Jews, killed in some villages in
the Dorohoi district.
2)
Includes the Jews killed or who died during the
displacement to Transnistria, Basarabian Jews fled to
Odessa, and killed during the reprisals, as well as other
victims during the war period
Note: All the victims belong to the period of the
Antonescu government, with the exception of the Jews
killed in the pogrom from Dorohoi, when Romania was under
Gh. Tatarescu Government.