How many deaths was Hitler responsible for?

We also know that, as in the early 1930s, the main victims were the peasants, many of them survivors of hunger and of concentration camps. The highest Soviet ... About 200,000 Polish civilians were killed between 1939 and 1941, with each regime responsible for about half of those deaths. read more

If you count all premature excess deaths that occurred due to the war Hitler started and the atrocities committed during that war, the answer is about 42 million deaths of World War II in Europe (14 million soldiers and 28 million civilians), see Twentieth Century Atlas - Death Tolls. read more

Nazi Germany began to kill on the Soviet scale only after the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact in the summer of 1939 and the joint German-Soviet invasion of Poland that September. About 200,000 Polish civilians were killed between 1939 and 1941, with each regime responsible for about half of those deaths. read more

Answer If you hold him responsible for every death in the European Theater of World War II, that makes him responsible for well over half of those who died in the war (at least 20-30 million deaths). read more

I assume you are asking how many deaths Hitler was responsible for and not how many he killed with his own hands. There are different calculations. A fairly well established pair of figures for the Holocaust of the Jews is about 6 million Jews, and about 5 million others. read more