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Most of the countries under Nazi rule (and the control of their allies) lost over 50% of their Jewish population:

  1. Poland
  2. Lithuania
  3. Latvia
  4. Serbia
  5. The Netherlands (Holland)
  6. Belarus
  7. Croatia
  8. Romania
  9. Hungary
  10. Austria
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