Estimates of total expulsions by Nazi Germany range from 1.7 million to nearly 2.5 million people.
Most were dumped into the General Government (central Poland), often in overcrowded transit camps with minimal food or shelter.
Families were often given only 15 to 60 minutes to pack small belongings before being loaded into unheated freight trains. 2. Soviet Deportations (1939–1941)
Estimates of total expulsions by Nazi Germany range from 1.7 million to nearly 2.5 million people.
Most were dumped into the General Government (central Poland), often in overcrowded transit camps with minimal food or shelter.
Families were often given only 15 to 60 minutes to pack small belongings before being loaded into unheated freight trains. 2. Soviet Deportations (1939–1941)