Where were most of the Jews killed in the Holocaust?

Most of the killing took place in Poland and Eastern Europe The various articles in Wikipedia on the individual extermination camps are roughly as follows: Auschwitz-Birkenau: 1.1 million (minimum, of whom about 960,000 were Jews) Belzec: 435,000 Jews plus an unknown number of Roma Chelmno: 152,000-153,000 (mostly Jews) Bronnaya Gora 50,000 (Jews) Majdanek: 78,000 (59,000 Jews) Maly Trostinets: 60,000 (?) Sobibor: 250,000 Treblinka: 870,000 (?) In addition, over 800,000 died from "ghettoization and general privation" and 1,400,000 were killed in open-air shootings. In many parts of the Soviet Union Jews were simply killed on the spot. There were also 'killing fields' in Latvia.

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