Total number Zone III: 47,246 men, women and children

Transport starting Number of Deportation

of deported
location deported date 2,810 1944 June 12
(by place) Balassagyarmat 4,677
1,867 1944 June 14
2,675 1944 June 12
2,941 1944 June 12
Zone I: 174,589 men, women and children Diósgyőr 12,635
3,051 1944 June 12
3,968 1944 June 14
Aknaszlatina 3,317 1944 May 25 3,317 Dunaszerdahely 2,969 1944 June 16 2,969
3,818 1944 May 16 3,051 1944 June 12
Érsekújvár 5,031
3,569 1944 May 18 1,980 1944 June 15
Beregszász 10,849
2,602 1944 May 24 Győr 2,985 1944 June 16 2,985
860 1944 May 29 Hatvan 2,961 1944 June 13 2,961
3,032 1944 May 19 Léva 2,678 1944 June 15 2,678
3,013 1944 May 21 Maklár 2,794 1944 June 11 2,794
Felsővisó 12,074
3,023 1944 May 23 2,790 1944 June 13
Komárom 5,463
3,006 1944 May 25 2,673 1944 June 16
3,328 1944 May 24 Salgótarján 2,310 1944 June 13 2,310
3,249 1944 May 26 Székesfehérvár 2,743 1944 June 14 2,743
Huszt 10,825
2,396 1944 June 2
1,852 1944 June 6 Zone IV: 44,942 men, women and children
3,055 1944 May 16
3,629 1944 May 16 Bácsalmás 2,737 1944 June 28 2,737
Kassa 3,352 1944 May 17 15,707 Baja 5,200 1944 May 28 5,200
3,172 1944 May 24 3,118 1944 June 26
2,499 1944 June 3 Békéscsaba 3,840
722 1944 June 27
3,475 1944 May 30 2,286 1944 June 25
Kisvárda 6,896
3,421 1944 June 1 2,999 1944 June 26
3,007 1944 May 16 Debrecen 12,153
3,842 1944 June 27
3,248 1944 May 18 3,026 1944 June 29
Máramarossziget 12,849
3,104 1944 May 20 2,642 1944 June 27
3,490 1944 May 22 Kecskemét 5,432
2,790 1944 June 29
3,299 1944 May 19 Miskolc 2,829 1944 June 15 2,829
3,298 1944 May 22 3,199 1944 June 26
Mátészalka 3,299 1944 May 29 16,295 Szeged 3,263 1944 June 28 8,146
3,299 1944 June 1 1,684 1944 July 29
3,100 1944 June 5 2,567 1944 June 26
3,169 1944 May 14 Szolnok 4,605
2,038 1944 June 29
3,629 1944 May 16
3,025 1944 May 18 Zone V: 34,086 men, women and children
3,222 1944 May 19
Munkács 25,281
3,026 1944 May 20 1,282 1944 May 26
2,861 1944 May 21 Barcs 2,862
1,580 1944 May 27
3,269 1944 May 23 3,050
3,080 1944 May 24 Kaposvár 1944 July 6 5,116
2,066
Nagykálló 1,900 1944 May 21 1,900 Nagykanizsa 1,217 1944 May 18 1,217
3,458 1944 May 20 Paks 1,072 1944 July 7 1,072
Nagyszőlős 3,415 1944 May 27 9,840 Pápa 2,793 1944 July 7 2,793
2,967 1944 June 3 3,100 1944 July 6
3,200 1944 May 14 Pécs 5,623
2,523 1944 July 8
3,274 1944 May 21 3,105 1944 July 5
Nyíregyháza 3,272 1944 May 23 1,4707 Sárvár 5,309
2,204 1944 July 7
2,708 1944 May 27 Sopron 3,077 1944 July 7 3,077
2,253 1944 June 5 Szombathely 3,103 1944 July 5 3,103
3,439 1944 May 18 Veszprém 1,014 1944 June 19 1,014
3,290 1944 May 21 Zalaegerszeg 2,900 1944 July 5 2,900
Sátoraljaújhely 12,621
3,325 1944 May 27
2,567 1944 June 4 Zone VI: 22,067 men, women and children
Száldobos 3,052 1944 May 16 3,052
Técső 2,208 1944 May 28 2,208 3,151 1944 July 7
3,455 1944 May 17 2,997 1944 July 8
3,335 1944 May 22 Békásmegyer–Budakalász 11,144
3,072 1944 July 9
Ungvár 3,334 1944 May 25 16,168 1,924 1944 July 9
2,988 1944 May 27 3,549 1944 July 7
3,056 1944 May 31 Monor 3,065 1944 July 9 9,693
3,079 1944 July 9
Zone II: 100,341 men, women and children Rákoscsaba 1,230 1944 July 20 1,230

2,875 1944 June 2 TOTAL 423,271 1944 May 14–July 20 423,271

Beszterce 5,981
3,106 1944 June 6
3,150 1944 May 28
Dés 3,160 1944 June 6 7,674 EARLIER DEPORTATIONS
1,364 1944 June 8
3,130 1944 May 25 Kamenets-Podolski deportation
3,417 1944 May 29 1941 July 15 – August 12 Kőrösmező 19,426 Jews
3,270 1944 May 31 Einzelaktionen
Kolozsvár 16,148
3,100 1944 June 2
1,784 1944 June 8
Aside from the May 15 – July 9 large scale deportations – so called “individu-
1,447 1944 June 9 al actions” (Einzelaktionen) were conducted by the Germans in Hungary with co-
3,183 1944 May 27 operation by the Hungarian authorities. Large numbers (mostly Jews) were sent
Marosvásárhely 3,203 1944 May 30 7,549 to the Nazi concentration ccamps. The initial transports wre handled similarly.
1,163 1944 June 8 Camps in Hungary
3,073 1944 May 31 1944 April 29 Kistarcsa About 1,800 Jews
Nagybánya 5,917
2,844 1944 June 5
1944 April 30 Bácstopolya About 2,000 Jews
3,110 1944 May 23
3,148 1944 May 25 1944 May 19 Sárvár About 1,000 Jews
3,227 1944 May 28 After halting the mass deportations
3,187 1944 May 29 It was increasingly obvious that Germany and its allies would soon be defeated.
Nagyvárad 3,166 1944 May 30 27,215 Independently, Horthy was pressured by Roosevelt, Churchill and others to stop the
3,059 1944 June 1 deportations. On July 6, 1944 he gave instructions to stop them. In spite of this, some
2,972 1944 June 3
2,527 1944 June 5
transports continued from the vicinity of Budapest on July 8 and few other dates.
2,819 1944 June 27 1944 July 20 Kistarcsa – Rákoscsaba 1,230 Jews
Szászrégen 3,149 1944 June 4 3,149 1944 July 24 Sárvár 1,500 Jews
3,300 1944 May 19 Death marches
3,000 1944 May 22 1944 November 6 – December 11 Budapest More than 30,000 Jews
3,336 1944 May 26 Porrajmos (Roma Holokaust)
Szatmárnémeti 18,857
3,300 1944 May 29 1944 december Komárom About 8,000 Roma
3,306 1944 May 30
2,615 1944 June 1
Total number of victims: 64,956
3,106 1944 May 31 Designed by: Eszter Garai-Édler, Budapest, 2014.
Szilágysomlyó 3,161 1944 June 3 7,851 Information based on Randolph L. Braham: A magyarországi holokauszt földrajzi
1,584 1944 June 6 enciklopédiája (Geographic encyclopeadia of the Hungarian Holocaust)