Where did the jews live in the 1930's?

Answer 1

All over the world.

Answer 2

Just about everywhere, except for Arab/muslim countries. Poland was a mostly Roman Catholic country. But there were a lot of Jews living in Poland, then. In a few larger cities, the percentage of Jews was as high as 20 per cent. Because the Poles were devout Catholics, they were also tolerant of other religions.

Answer 3

Jews, like all other religious denominations, live throughout the world for several thousands of years. It was not until after the Second World War that the State of Israel was set up.

Answer 4

there is a map in aushwitzs showing the countries in europe the jews came from. What is really sad they were tricked into thinking they were getting a new life in Poland only to be killed. They live in nearly every country in the world and I think this is still the case even today.

check this : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auschwitz_concentration_camp#Well-known_inmates.2Fvictims

I went in the snowy winter and it was so sad, and it really hits home when a real jew is putting fresh flowers down in respect to a relative.

some people in the world think it never happened, they need to visit this site.

Answer 5

Jews lived and live all over the world.

Answer 6

Europe

Answer 7

Europe had a large Jewish population during the 1930's, which was decimated during the holocaust.

Answer 8

All over the world.

There were very large populations in almost every European country, the US and Canada, and smaller populations in about 80-100 other countries around the world.

There are web sites that actually keep track of this.

I think there were about 50,000 living in Israel.

Answer 9

The Jewish people were scattered all over the world, more heavily concentrated in Europe and North America.

Answer 10

With everyone else. At the start of WWII they moved into ghettos, and after that they either fled to England or America, or were sent to concentration camp.