5. Only 5,000 of the 107,000 Jews Deported From The Netherlands Survived
While about two-thirds of the Jews hidden by the Dutch resistance survived the war, a horrifying 3% of those apprehended by the Nazis survived. Between starvation, disease, and the gas chambers, a hauntingly small number survived until Allied liberation of the concentration camps. Poland faced a similar fate, with over 90% of the Jews apprehended by the Nazis ultimately dying. The only real chance at survival was being hidden or smuggled out of Europe by underground networks.
