Encyclopaedia Judaica
Jews in New York City: numbers
Jumps in Jewish population figures 1940-1970
from: Encyclopaedia Judaica (1971): New York City, vol.12
presented by Michael Palomino (2010)
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<1920-1970. Demography.
Following WW I the Jewish population of New York grew moderately to 1,765,000 in 1927 and [[probably with immigration movement from NS territories in Europe]] 2,035,000 in 1937. It tapered off around 2,100,000 in 1950, and slowly decreased as Jews moved to the suburbs from the 1950s.
By 1960 the Jewish population of the city had declined to 1,936,000, while that of the metropolitan area increased to 2,401,600, owing to the large growth of the Jewish population in the suburb counties (see *NY State).> (col. 1105)
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