 At Jasenovac alone, hundreds of thousands of people were murdered (mostly Serbs), including 20,000 Jews.By War's end, 10,000 of the pre-War Bosnian Jewish population of 14,000 had been murdered.Most of the 4,000 who had survived did so by fighting with the Yugoslav, Jewish or Soviet Partisans or by escaping to the Italian controlled zone (approximately 1,600 had escaped to the Italian controlled zone on the Dalmatian coast - among them Flory Jagoda, "née" Kabilio).