 In twenty more selections, approximately 500 more Jewish prisoners were murdered, including a group of children.From Bodmann's reports, the camp population in the whole complex was 6,982 in October 1943, 9,207 in November 1943, 8,210 in February 1944 and 6,662 in June 1944.In December 1943, a typhoid epidemic broke out in the camps, resulting in the deaths of 20 per cent of the camp population.