Encyclopaedia Judaica

Jews in Mannheim

Jewish emigration 1933-1938

from: Mannheim; In: Encyclopaedia Judaica (1971), vol. 11, col. 941

presented by Michael Palomino (2008)

The numbers in the article of Mannheim indicate that there has been a big emigration wave between 1933 and 1938:

<1913: 6,402 Jews
1933: 6,400 Jews
1938: 3,000 Jews>

[[So there was an emigration movement of more than 50%, or some of them also were in concentration camps. From the emigrated normally not all succeeded with it's emigration to overseas and a certain percentage was captured in Western Europe, above all in France]].

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