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[it-IT]Record tools[it-IT] [it-IT]Displays[it-IT]	Jews in the cities of the republic of Poland Remove from selection Add to selection TitoloThe Jews in the cities of the republic of Poland Autore Jacob Lestchinsky Call number947.004924/0012 Numero oggetto03625D Luogo di pubblicazioneEvanston, Illinois, United States EditoreNorthwestern University Press, Yivo Institute for Jewish Research Anno di pubblicazione 1946,1990 Paginazionepp103-124 MaterialeArticle ISBN081010847X NotesArticle from the book 'East European Jews in Two Worlds' edited by Deborah Dash Moore pp103-124 Descrizione This article examines the growth of population and its distribution according to regions and peoples in the Republic of Poland from 1870 - 1931, the period of most intensive capitalist development. Initially the general rate of urbanization was low, but the percentage of Jews living in metropolitan areas was higher than that of non-Jews. However, in the last years of the Republic the percentage of Poles in the urban population rose rapidly compared to that of Jews, so the percentage of Jews within the metropolitan population declined.

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Jews in the cities of the republic of Poland

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TitoloThe Jews in the cities of the republic of Poland

Autore

Jacob Lestchinsky

Call number947.004924/0012

Numero oggetto03625D

Luogo di pubblicazioneEvanston, Illinois, United States

EditoreNorthwestern University Press, Yivo Institute for Jewish Research

Anno di pubblicazione

1946,1990

Paginazionepp103-124

MaterialeArticle

ISBN081010847X

NotesArticle from the book 'East European Jews in Two Worlds' edited by Deborah Dash Moore pp103-124

Descrizione

This article examines the growth of population and its distribution according to regions and peoples in the Republic of Poland from 1870 - 1931, the period of most intensive capitalist development. Initially the general rate of urbanization was low, but the percentage of Jews living in metropolitan areas was higher than that of non-Jews. However, in the last years of the Republic the percentage of Poles in the urban population rose rapidly compared to that of Jews, so the percentage of Jews within the metropolitan population declined.

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