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    Die Veränderung der jüdischen Bevölkerung in ganz Europa seit der Vorkriegszeit

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    1. Ok_Bee_8056 on

      The spanish +650% is because before the war there were like 3 of them and now we have an israeli embassy

    2. Homo_Bibite on

      Which percentage does post-soviet countries have? Besides Baltic States obviously

    3. Antti5 on

      I don’t think this is correct for Finland. It’s close, but there are slighly more today than before the war.

      This is assuming that you only count Finnish citizens, and not the refugees that arrived from Germany in the late 1930s.

    6. setebos_ on

      The impressive thing is that those are absolute numbers, not including the general population increase, as a percentage of the population Jews are pretty much extinct in most of Europe, Africa and Asia compared to pre-1940s percentages

    7. strawberry_semenade on

      Now do the change in Jewish populations in Islamic countries since pre-1948

    10. MyNameFits123 on

      I expect the countries in the green to go red over the course of the next few years due to the large amount of antisemitic attacks around Europe targeting people for looking Jewish and Jewish-owned businesses, not even anything to do with Israel.

    12. AdventurousSwim1381 on

      France: before WWII mainly refugees from Eastern Europe, along with a large Jewish population from North Africa that arrived following the decolonisation of Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia…etc..

    14. filtarukk on

      Estonia is an interesting case.

      Nazi, with an active help of the local population, cleared the country from any jewish presence. Estonia is the first country that proudly called themselves *Judenfrei* (free of jews). There were no more pre-war jewish at that point, they all gone. Then after the war a lot of jews arrived together with Ukrainians, Russian and other people of the USSR to Estonia to reconstruct the country. Unfortunately all these people are labeled by the current „leadership“ as „occupiers“ and are considered „non-citizens“. i.e. all jewish in Estonia are at semi-legal state and expected essentially leave the country in some way or another.

    18. Purple_Map3587 on

      Increase in France is simply because there was a mass immigration of North African Sephardic Jews, from France’s former colonies in North Africa, after they gained independence especially from Algeria, where Jews had been granted French citizenship as per the Crémieux Decree in 1870. Plus, pre-ww2 France had a compartively smaller jewish pop as compared to other countries, as French jewish pop was mainly concentrated in specific regions like Ashkenazis in Alsace-Lorraine and Paris and some port cities like Bordeaux, Bayonne which had Sephardic Jews . This was because for over 500 years Jews had been banned from entering France, and only in the 18th century restrictions were loosened.

    20. Monkthrow on

      All the vague antisemitism in these comments . Reddit at its finest.

      ![gif](giphy|tyqcJoNjNv0Fq)

    21. ForeignExpression on

      This sub is obsessed with the number of jews and muslims in Europe.

    25. Dry_Pomegranate_9035 on

      The Jewish community in France grew because of Algerian Jews who left Algeria with independence

    28. Greek_Bodybuilder995 on

      In Greece, in Thessaloniki alone, more than 80,000 Jews lived.

      Now there are fewer than 3,000. In the entire country.

    33. IndependenceLive3786 on

      Is there a map showing the Middle East as well, or is that too controversial?

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