§ 42 and 43. Mr. Reevesasked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (1) what is the actual or estimated number of displaced persons still under the care of international organisations and / or Military Government in the British zones of Germany and Austria and in Italy, respectively;
(2) what is the numerical strength of each ethnic group, namely, Baits, Jews, Poles, etc., among the displaced persons under the care of the international organisations and / or the Military Governments in the British zones of Germany and Austria and in Italy, respectively.
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Mr. McNeilFollowing are the figures:
BRITISH ZONE, GERMANY. Baits … … 58,094 Poles … … 92,467 Polish Ukrainians … … 28,719 Russians … … 325 Yugoslavs … … 20,655 Undetermined and others … … 11,349 TOTAL … … 211,609 Jews included in the above figure 9,030 (in addition there are 4,233 ex-"President Warfield" Jews in the British Zone).
BRITISH ZONE, AUSTRIA. (a) In Camps. Outside Camps. Total. Balts 300 493 793 Poles 1,315 4,441 5,756 Polish Ukrainians 2,030 994 3,024 Hungarians 1,820 5,683 7,503 Russians 848 2,016 2,864 Yugoslavs 5,209 15,045 20,254 Undetermined and others 2,825 10,934 13,759 TOTAL 14,347 39,606 53,953 (Jews included in the above figure, 973).
(b) Figures for Reichsdeutsche and Volksdeutsche in our Zone are as follows:— — In Camps. Outside Camps. Total. Reichsdeutsche … 825 11,659 12,484 Volksdeutsche … 13,474 80,560 94,034
ITALY. Balts … … 473 Poles … … 13,237 Roumanians … … 3,141 Hungarians … … 1,399 Yugoslavs … … 7,647 Others … … 4,353 TOTAL … … 30,250 (Jews included in above figure, 18,199).