The deportations on a map

Follow each transport from Berlin in the order it left. Press play, step through one transport at a time, or choose a plate on the strip below the map.

Map of central and eastern Europe showing the routes of deportation transports from Berlin. The transport selected on the timeline is described in the panel beside the map.GeneralgouvernementProtectorate ofBohemia and MoraviaReichskommissariatOstlandReichskommissariatUkraineGerman ReichSwedenDenmarkGeneralgouvernementProtectorate ofBohemia and MoraviaReichskommissariatOstlandReichskommissariatUkraineGerman ReichSwedenDenmarkGeneralgouvernementProtectorate ofBohemia and MoraviaReichskommissariatOstlandReichskommissariatUkraineGerman ReichSwedenDenmarkGeneralgouvernementProtectorate ofBohemia and MoraviaReichskommissariatOstlandReichskommissariatUkraineGerman ReichSwedenDenmarkGeneralgouvernementProtectorate ofBohemia and MoraviaReichskommissariatOstlandGerman ReichSwedenDenmarkGeneralgouvernementProtectorate ofBohemia and MoraviaReichskommissariatOstlandGerman ReichSwedenDenmarkProtectorate ofBohemia and MoraviaReichskommissariatOstlandGerman ReichSwedenDenmarkProtectorate ofBohemia and MoraviaReichskommissariatOstlandGerman ReichSwedenDenmarkProtectorate ofBohemia and MoraviaReichskommissariatOstlandGerman ReichSwedenDenmarkAuschwitzKownoLitzmannstadtMaly TrostenezMinskPiaskiRavensbrückRaasiku bei RevalRigaSachsenhausenSobiborTheresienstadtWarschauBerlin

Circles grow with the number of people taken to each place. Lines show direction, not the railway route.

Borders as they stood on the date shown below the map:the German Reich, shaded, with the territories it annexed;territories under German civil administration;other states. Front lines are not shown. Borders: OpenHistoricalMap.

October 1941
To TheresienstadtTo other ghettos, camps and killing sitesNumber not documented

187 transports. All transports as a table