In World War II, more than two million German civilians died outside the camps—women, children, and elderly people crushed in bombings, frozen during mass flight, starved during sieges, or killed during expulsions.
Civilian casualties in Germany
In World War II, more than two million German civilians died outside the camps—women, children, and elderly people crushed in bombings, frozen during mass flight, starved during sieges, or killed during expulsions.