Editing MV Wilhelm Gustloff (section)

===Losses===
The figures from Heinz Schön's research make the loss in the ''Wilhelm Gustloff'' sinking to be "9,343 men, women and children".<ref name="JP-Schön">Pipes, Jason. In ''[https://www.feldgrau.com/WW2-Germany-Wilhelm-Gustloff-Cruise-Liner/ A Memorial to the Wilhelm Gustloff]'' Pipes cites Schön as reporting in ''Die Gustloff Katastrophe'' that the loss of life was 9,343.</ref> His more recent research is backed up by estimates arrived at by a different method. An ''[[Unsolved History]]'' episode that aired in March 2003,<ref name="DiscoveryChannel"/> on the [[Discovery Channel]], undertook a computer analysis of the sinking. Using ''Maritime Exodus'' software,<ref>Fire Safety Engineering Group, University of Greenwich. ''maritime EXODUS'' software. [http://fseg.gre.ac.uk/exodus/air.html Current exodus products]. Specifically: [http://fseg.gre.ac.uk/leaflets/maritimeEXODUS_fseg_flyer_030912.pdf maritimeEXODUS The Evacuation Model for the Marine Environment]</ref> it estimated that 9,600 people died of the more than 10,600 on board, by taking into account passenger density based on witness reports, and a simulation of escape routes and survivability with the timeline of the sinking.<ref name="Leja">Michael Leja, [[#References|References]] (a source in German)</ref>