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   From: mars1933@hotmail.com   
      
   Regardless of how you define a Jew, the statistics about the Jewish   
   world population are very contradictory and suspect from the very   
   beginning because the figures are more often than not furnished by the   
   Jewish organizations, which evidently have to respect the Holocaust   
   dogma according to which roughly one third of the Jews were   
   exterminated during World War Two. The leading pre-war expert on   
   Jewish population statistics, Arthur Ruppin, stated that there were   
   16.7 million Jews in the world in 1939 (13). For the immediate postwar   
   years, the World Almanac gave the following figures: 15.19 million in   
   1945 and 15.7 million in the following four years, from 1946 to   
   1949. But it its 1949 issue, the World Almanac quoted the figures   
   furnished by the American Jewish committee according to which there   
   had been 16.6 million Jews in 1939 and only 11.2 million in 1947 (14).   
   On the other hand, in an article published in the Jewish-owned New   
   York Times in early 1948, Hanson Baldwin, a military expert and   
   specialist on Palestine, stated that there were between 15 and 18   
   million Jews worldwide...   
      
   "In other words, "statistics" from Jewish organizations tend to   
   "prove" that 5 to 6 million died or disappeared during WWII (surprise   
   surprise), while those from more neutral sources show that the Jewish   
   world population remained about the same, or increased slightly, over   
   the war years."   
      
   Seneca   
      
      
      
      
      
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