JEWISH MIGRATION FROM NAZI GERMANY

WHAT HAPPENED?

• Began during the Holocausts
• Around 1933-45
• Jewish people were put in concentration camps, and tortured
• People ran with thier families, and left everything behind
• Over half left or was killed during the first six years

WHERE DID THEY GO?

• Palestine, South/Central America, U.S., Shanghi

PUSH FACTORS

• Loss of rights
• Concentration Camps
• Death

PULL FACTORS

• Safety
• Equality
• Freedom
• Refugee exceptance

MIGRATION CLASSIFICATION

• The migration was forced, and international.
• Ravenstien, Zelinsky, and Sjasstad's models do not resemble this.
• There was no economic push or pull factors.
• The age and genders of migrants are intermixed.
• The migrants are moving to rural and urban areas.

AFFECTS OF MIGRATION

• The Jewish population in Germany was vastly depleted
• Because of emigration,deportation, and murder
• Jewish culture has spread worldwide

CHANGES TO THE MIGRANT GROUP

• The population is spread all over the world
• Loss of over 75% of the original population
• Slowly building up again
• Loss of culture and respect

My prediction:
I think that the Jewish population will continue to increase, but never be at the same strength again.