Question

i see dead people

Answer 1

Me too, it must be the zombie apocalypse

Answer 2

I see alive people... Wait wait no thats just my dead neighbor

Answer 3

Me too. Watched a holocaust film this afternoon.

Answer 4

Man those are worst hommie they scare me breathless 00

Answer 5

Yeah, that pellet goes too hard. Its more depressing than scary; of course, I say that, but then again I wasnt there. Im sure if I was there, Id be scared pelletless.

Answer 6

pellet. lol.

Answer 7

Lmao I hate this auto correct -_-

Answer 8

Tell me about it lol

Answer 9

Haha I might work my way around kcuf I hate this tihs

Answer 10

dis is too powerful for mathematics

Answer 11

Im sure there are mathematical statistics for the holocaust..... .-.


The sad part is though, if you think the holocaust is bad, Stalin killed even more of his own fellow Russians. Over 10 million I believe.

Answer 12

Sad (sniff, sniif ) here aresome statistics Jewish Victims of the Holocaust[1]

Polish-Soviet area

4,565,000

Germany

125,000

Austria

65.000

Czechoslovakia (in the pre-Munich boundaries

277,000

Hungary, including northern Transylvania

402,000

France

83,000

Belgium

24,000

Luxembourg

700

Italy

7,500

The Netherlands

106,000

Norway

760

Romania (Regat, southern Transylvania, southern Bukovina)

40,000

Yugoslavia

60,000

Greece

65,000

Total Loss

5,820,960





Germany’s Jews in Modern Times[2]

Year

Population

1871

512,158

1880

562,612

1890

567,884

1900

586,833

1910

615,021

1925

564,379

1933

503,000

1939

234,000

1941

164,000

1969

30,000


Jewish Emigration from Germany, 1933 – 1939[3]

Between April 1933 and May 1939, 304,500 Jews emigrated from Germany (including areas occupied by Germany in May 1939). They emigrated to:

U.S.

63,000

Palestine

55,000

Great Britain

40,000

France

30,000

Argentina

25,000

Brazil

13,000

South Africa

5,500

Italy

5,000

Other European countries

25,000

Other South American countries

15,000

Other

8,000

Total

304,500


World Jewish Population, 1939[4] and 1989[5]



Total World Population 2,296,000,000 in 1939

Total World Population 5,318,000,000 in 1989

Total World Jewish Population 16,648,000 in 1939

Total World Jewish Population 13,276,300 in 1989



Place

Number 1939

Number 1989

% of World Jewry 1939

% of World Jewry 1989

Europe

9,462,000

2,558,400

56.8

19.3

Americas

5,556,000

6,727,700

33.4

50.7

Asia

1,008,000

3,750,700

6.1

28.3

Africa

594,000

149,000

3.6

1.1

Australia & New Zealand



28,000



89,600



0.1



0.7

Now lets us enjoy a conversation !

Answer 13

Lol, see. Told you there are Holocaust statistics out there.


Someone change the convo? xD


Ummmm, nice weather?

Answer 14

Pretty nice weather hahah cold thoe <#

Answer 15

Fo sho' yo. Its so' co'.

Answer 16

Yup is cold so anything new???

Answer 17

Not much really. Planning on getting CoD Ghosts or Assassins Creed Black Flag?

Answer 18

Uhhh interesting me ya know planning to wake up at 5 and go to school haha that is if I even wake up!

Answer 19

Lol, Im pulling an all-nighter myself. I finished my math and my english. Still have papers to write though. >_<

Answer 20

@CallMeDon may the odds be in your favor ... man this teacher need to chill out thoe -_-

Answer 21

I hear ya -_- My teacher is making me type 2 pages per day

Answer 22

Oh man thats out there.. I seriously want to go back to preschool , I miss my nap time lmaoo nahh but after a while you grow immune to it.

Answer 23

I would kill for nap time :( Lol

Answer 24

Man good luck I'm going to the other side aka sleep talk to ya later keep your head up, and finish that work.. I'll be proud of you (as if it made a diff) haha Buenas nightss (:

Answer 25

Gnight, sleep well haha. Thanks for the encouragement :)

Answer 26

I see off topic posting.... AKA: Spam.
http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct

Answer 27

We have chat for the convos. There are a ton of them, so pick a channel if you don't want to join the (over) active math chat.

Then leave the Subject areas for on-topic studying, tutoring, and the like.