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No one can speak with certainty of
the figures, but it is most likely that four to five hundred thousand European
Jews survived the German occupation in the years 1939-1945. These fell, generally into three categories:
the some 75,000 who had survived the
camps; those who had lived in hiding or on false identity papers; those who
survived in the woods fighting with
partisan and guerilla groups……the United States took in the second largest
(after Israel) in the 92,000 or so Jews admitted during the post-war period,
1945-1951.
Quote from New Lives: Survivors of the Holocaust living in America
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