"Jewish women were also the victims of Nazi abortion, but the
abortions in these cases were often done by Jewish physicians,
since a Jewish woman found to be pregnant meant immediate
gassing for both her and her unborn. Doctors and the affected
women here believed that in this way at least one life was
saved.xxvii The overwhelming use of abortion by the Nazis during
World War II, however, was done on eastern Slavic women,
particularly Polish women. While only 523 cases of abortion on
eastern female workers have been authenticated, these cases
stretch only from May 1943 to January 1945. The documented
cases thus cover only one and one-half years and one small area
of Poland.xxviii Since the Germans, however, had been in Poland
at least five years (September 1939 to early 1945), and virtually all
of the rest of eastern Europe for periods longer than a year and
one-half, abortions were, without question, in the thousands,
probably the tens of thousands."
Awkward.
http://www.uffl.org/vol 9/hunt9.pdf