Transport starting location

Number of deported

Deportation date

Total number of deported (by place)

Zone I: 174,589 men, women and children

Aknaszlatina 3,317 1944 May 25 3,317

Beregszász

3,8183,5692,602

860

1944 May 161944 May 181944 May 241944 May 29

10,849

Felsővisó

3,0323,0133,0233,006

1944 May 191944 May 211944 May 231944 May 25

12,074

Huszt

3,3283,2492,3961,852

1944 May 241944 May 261944 June 21944 June 6

10,825

Kassa

3,0553,6293,3523,1722,499

1944 May 161944 May 161944 May 171944 May 241944 June 3

15,707

Kisvárda 3,4753,421

1944 May 301944 June 1 6,896

Máramarossziget

3,0073,2483,1043,490

1944 May 161944 May 181944 May 201944 May 22

12,849

Mátészalka

3,2993,2983,2993,2993,100

1944 May 191944 May 221944 May 291944 June 11944 June 5

16,295

Munkács

3,1693,6293,0253,2223,0262,8613,2693,080

1944 May 141944 May 161944 May 181944 May 191944 May 201944 May 211944 May 231944 May 24

25,281

Nagykálló 1,900 1944 May 21 1,900

Nagyszőlős3,4583,4152,967

1944 May 201944 May 271944 June 3

9,840

Nyíregyháza

3,2003,2743,2722,7082,253

1944 May 141944 May 211944 May 231944 May 271944 June 5

1,4707

Sátoraljaújhely

3,4393,2903,3252,567

1944 May 181944 May 211944 May 271944 June 4

12,621

Száldobos 3,052 1944 May 16 3,052Técső 2,208 1944 May 28 2,208

Ungvár

3,4553,3353,3342,9883,056

1944 May 171944 May 221944 May 251944 May 271944 May 31

16,168

Zone II: 100,341 men, women and children

Beszterce 2,8753,106

1944 June 21944 June 6 5,981

Dés3,1503,1601,364

1944 May 281944 June 61944 June 8

7,674

Kolozsvár

3,1303,4173,2703,1001,7841,447

1944 May 251944 May 291944 May 311944 June 21944 June 81944 June 9

16,148

Marosvásárhely3,1833,2031,163

1944 May 271944 May 301944 June 8

7,549

Nagybánya 3,0732,844

1944 May 311944 June 5 5,917

Nagyvárad

3,1103,1483,2273,1873,1663,0592,9722,5272,819

1944 May 231944 May 251944 May 281944 May 291944 May 301944 June 11944 June 31944 June 51944 June 27

27,215

Szászrégen 3,149 1944 June 4 3,149

Szatmárnémeti

3,3003,0003,3363,3003,3062,615

1944 May 191944 May 221944 May 261944 May 291944 May 301944 June 1

18,857

Szilágysomlyó3,1063,1611,584

1944 May 311944 June 31944 June 6

7,851

Zone III: 47,246 men, women and children

Balassagyarmat 2,8101,867

1944 June 121944 June 14 4,677

Diósgyőr

2,6752,9413,0513,968

1944 June 121944 June 121944 June 121944 June 14

12,635

Dunaszerdahely 2,969 1944 June 16 2,969

Érsekújvár 3,0511,980

1944 June 121944 June 15 5,031

Győr 2,985 1944 June 16 2,985Hatvan 2,961 1944 June 13 2,961Léva 2,678 1944 June 15 2,678Maklár 2,794 1944 June 11 2,794

Komárom 2,7902,673

1944 June 131944 June 16 5,463

Salgótarján 2,310 1944 June 13 2,310Székesfehérvár 2,743 1944 June 14 2,743

Zone IV: 44,942 men, women and children

Bácsalmás 2,737 1944 June 28 2,737Baja 5,200 1944 May 28 5,200

Békéscsaba 3,118722

1944 June 261944 June 27 3,840

Debrecen

2,2862,9993,8423,026

1944 June 251944 June 261944 June 271944 June 29

12,153

Kecskemét 2,6422,790

1944 June 271944 June 29 5,432

Miskolc 2,829 1944 June 15 2,829

Szeged3,1993,2631,684

1944 June 261944 June 281944 July 29

8,146

Szolnok 2,5672,038

1944 June 261944 June 29 4,605

Zone V: 34,086 men, women and children

Barcs 1,2821,580

1944 May 261944 May 27 2,862

Kaposvár 3,0502,066 1944 July 6 5,116

Nagykanizsa 1,217 1944 May 18 1,217Paks 1,072 1944 July 7 1,072Pápa 2,793 1944 July 7 2,793

Pécs 3,1002,523

1944 July 61944 July 8 5,623

Sárvár 3,1052,204

1944 July 51944 July 7 5,309

Sopron 3,077 1944 July 7 3,077Szombathely 3,103 1944 July 5 3,103Veszprém 1,014 1944 June 19 1,014Zalaegerszeg 2,900 1944 July 5 2,900

Zone VI: 22,067 men, women and children

Békásmegyer–Budakalász

3,1512,9973,0721,924

1944 July 71944 July 81944 July 91944 July 9

11,144

Monor3,5493,0653,079

1944 July 71944 July 91944 July 9

9,693

Rákoscsaba 1,230 1944 July 20 1,230

TOTAL 423,271 1944 May 14–July 20 423,271

EARLIER DEPORTATIONS

Kamenets-Podolski deportation1941 July 15 – August 12 Kőrösmező 19,426 Jews

EinzelaktionenAside from the May 15 – July 9 large scale deportations – so called “individu-al actions” (Einzelaktionen) were conducted by the Germans in Hungary with co-operation by the Hungarian authorities. Large numbers (mostly Jews) were sent to the Nazi concentration ccamps. The initial transports wre handled similarly.

Camps in Hungary1944 April 291944 April 301944 May 19

KistarcsaBácstopolyaSárvár

About 1,800 JewsAbout 2,000 JewsAbout 1,000 Jews

After halting the mass deportationsIt was increasingly obvious that Germany and its allies would soon be defeated. Independently, Horthy was pressured by Roosevelt, Churchill and others to stop the deportations. On July 6, 1944 he gave instructions to stop them. In spite of this, some transports continued from the vicinity of Budapest on July 8 and few other dates. 1944 July 201944 July 24

Kistarcsa – RákoscsabaSárvár

1,230 Jews1,500 Jews

Death marches1944 November 6 – December 11 Budapest More than 30,000 Jews

Porrajmos (Roma Holokaust)1944 december Komárom About 8,000 Roma

Total number of victims: 64,956Designed by: Eszter Garai-Édler, Budapest, 2014. Information based on Randolph L. Braham: A magyarországi holokauszt földrajzi enciklopédiája (Geographic encyclopeadia of the Hungarian Holocaust)