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The Holocaust in Bulgarian-occupied Greece

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At Dupnica, five people died at the camp and were buried in the city's Jewish cemetery. Jewish doctor Marko A. Perets reported that little of some supplies donated by the local Jewish community reached the prisoners as it was appropriated by the guards. The Jews in the camp had to submit to searches during which money was stolen from them. Some Bulgarian residents of Dupnica suggested interning the local Jews in the camp as well as they were blamed for shortages. On 9 March, some Jews with Bulgarian citizenship were released. The rest of the Jews were told that there was a plan to send them to
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unofficial looting, especially in Kavala and Komotini. The government bought up much of the property and the rest was often sold off to friends of the liquidators for a fraction of its actual value, often to be resold for personal profit. Those involved in this organized despoliation included policemen, judges, KEV officials, laborers, and civil servants assigned to the liquidation committees.
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At Gorna Dzhumaya, Jews had to walk a mile from the train station to the transit camps at the Rainov tobacco warehouse and the School of Economics. There was only one water faucet for 1,000 people and only one toilet per 300–500 detainees. Poor conditions led to 1–3 people dying in the camp each day.
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than the Greek one. The conditions were so harsh that many Jews fell ill and a few died, while pregnant women had to give birth in the open cars. Their misery was exacerbated by mistreatment by the Bulgarian guards. The 1,500 Jews from Komotini and Xanthi arrived at Dupnica from 7 March, while 2,500
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and murdered. In an operation coordinated by Bulgaria and Germany, almost all Jews in Bulgarian-occupied Greece were rounded up on the early morning of 4 March 1943, held in camps in Bulgaria, and reached Treblinka by the end of the month. The death rate of 97 percent of the Jews living in the area
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nationality would be stripped of it as soon as they were deported and that immobile property would be confiscated by the government, while the KEV was empowered to sell mobile property for the benefit of local Bulgarians. These decrees were signed by all ministers present (but not Justice Minister
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by rail. In Sofia a representative of the railway company counted the passengers to determine the fare, charged to the KEV, which was covered using the proceeds of Jewish property sales. At this point there were 4,057 Jews, minus some deaths but with a few additional stragglers as well as births
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After the deportation, the KEV sold the movable property of the deportees for the "Jewish community fund" placed at the disposal of the agency. Property belonging to different people was not registered according to its original owner in order to speed up the process. There were also instances of
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issued a series of decrees approving the deportation of Jews from Bulgarian-occupied Greece and ordering various ministries to prepare for and execute it. All the KEV personnel were forbidden to resign or refuse to complete assigned tasks until 31 March. The cabinet agreed that Jews of Bulgarian
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sealed off neighborhoods so that the police could conduct arrests based on lists of names and addresses. Jews were told that they would be temporarily removed to Bulgaria and allowed to return soon. They were marched through the main streets of the cities and temporarily detained in tobacco
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from Komotini, 4,162,272 from Drama, 5,803,380 from Kavala, 2,528,175 from Selres, and 1,978,079 from Ksanti, totaling 20,635,884 leva (around $ 257,000 in contemporary dollars or $ 4,500,000 today). After the deportation, Germany demanded that Bulgaria pay 250
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In mid-1941, Greece was partitioned into different occupation zones by Germany, Italy, and Bulgaria. Germany occupied strategically important areas, including Salonica and the surrounding area and a strip of land along what had been Greece's border with Turkey.
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estimates that in all, 4,075 Jews from Bulgarian-occupied Greece were deported by Bulgaria. In less than a month 97 percent of the Jews under Bulgarian control were murdered. This death rate was one of the highest in Europe.
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in Bulgarian-occupied Yugoslavia). Several people died during the journey, which took five to ten days depending on the vessel. In Vienna, they were surrendered to Nazi authorities. The Jews were then deported to
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where he felt local cooperation would be forthcoming. On 22 February, Dannecker and Belev signed an agreement for the deportation of 20,000 Jews from the Bulgarian-occupied territories.
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warehouses. Although there were no major disturbances many locals sympathized with the Jews and offered assistance, helping Jews hide their property or offering them food.
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Preparations for a possible Allied attack in the northern Aegean coincided with preparations for the deportation of Salonica's Jews and the deployment of German advisor
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program. Bulgaria executed 40,000 Greeks during the occupation—more than Germany and Italy combined—including 2–3,000 during the brutal suppression of the 1941
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on 26 and 27 March, where the Bulgarian guards returned home. Bulgaria was responsible for the paying the fare as far as Katowice, also charged to the KEV.
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in Komotini, during which academics from Germany, Israel, Bulgaria and Greece gathered to discuss the Holocaust in Bulgarian-occupied areas of Greece.
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On 18 and 19 March, the Jews were deported again from Gorna Dzhumaya (the first train) and Gorna Dzhumaya and Dupnica (the second) to the
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departed in the evening of 21 March. Each ship carried between 875 and 1,100 people, for a total of 4,219 deported (including some from
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and all of the mainland was occupied by Axis forces. Some Jews tried to flee via Turkey, but most were turned back at the border.
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Greeks and Jews were allotted smaller food rations than Bulgarians, which meant that Jews were disproportionately affected by the
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The Jews were then sent in open railway cars to the camps in Gorna Dzhumaya and Dupnica, guarded by police or soldiers. At
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The operation was executed at 04:00 on 4 March 1943 in all the places in Belomorie with a significant Jewish population—
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In October 1942, all Jews, including those in Belomorie, were registered by the authorities. On 4 February 1943,
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to Bulgaria in late 1942, in order to ensure that Western Thrace was also cleared. According to historian
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Danova, Nadia (2015). "Das Schicksal der Juden im bulgarischen Machtbereich der Jahre 1941 – 1944".
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in Salonica. Marco Nahon, a Jewish doctor from Demotica, was the author of the first published
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Die Okkupation Griechenlands im Zweiten Weltkrieg: Griechische und deutsche Erinnerungskultur
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Jews from the other locations were sent to Gorna Dzhumaya, arriving between 6 and 10 March.
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On 4 May 1943, the Jews in the German-occupied strip along the Turkish border, who lived in
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they were transferred to different railway cars as the Bulgarian railway had a narrower
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added. Arriving in Lom on 19 and 20 March, Jews were deported again on ships.
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The KEV reported that 42 people were arrested in Alexandroupolis, 3 in
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In March 1943, about 4,075 Jews living in Bulgarian-occupied eastern
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Camps and Ghettos under European Regimes Aligned with Nazi Germany
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In 2016, researcher Vassilis Ritzaleos organized a conference at
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and eastern Macedonia were annexed as the Bulgarian province of
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Organization for the Protection of the People's Struggle (OPLA)
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and many of these forced to work on the rail line between
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that tilted the region's demography in favor of Greeks.
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The Bulgarian Jews and the Final Solution, 1940–1944
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Index


Drama, Greece
Greek Macedonia
Western Thrace
Belomorie
Treblinka extermination camp
Romaniote Jewish communities
Thrace
Macedonia
Constantinople
Mehmet II
Judeo-Spanish
Sephardic Jews
expelled from Spain
Ashkenazi
Balkan Wars
World War I
Treaty of Neuilly
population exchange
Battle of Greece
Western Thrace
Belomorie
Bulgarianization
Drama uprising
Greek famine
Bulgarian labor battalions
Sidirokastro
Simitli
Theodor Dannecker
Steven Bowman

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