Barbara Engelking-Boni, a Jewish-Polish "psychology" expert, explained "death". Difference in death of a Jew and a Polan during WW2, where 10 MILLION POLANS were killed, among them, about 1 MILLION Jews, and why death of a few million is less important, than death of a million.
"For Polans death was simply a biological issue, death like a death. But for Jews it was a tragedy, metaphisical experience, meeting the Highest One..." - Barbara Engelking-Boni, Jew living in Poland despising Polans
video in Polish, subtitles translated by Google, but maybe yopu can understand it anyway
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For me personally, death of single person is exactly as much of a tragedy, as death of a million, regardless of their origins or nationality.