Regarding jews in Europe:
(as of 1930)
Main source: "Cultural Atlas of the jewish world" Oxford
Poland 3.000 K
Ukranie 1.500 K
Romania 900 K
Germany+Austria 825 K
Russia 600 K
Hungary 450 K
Belarus 400 K
Czecoslovaquia 360 K
United Kingdom 300 K
France 230 K
The Netherlands 160 K
Lithuania 150 K
Latvia 100 K
Greece 75 K
Yugoslavia 70 K
Italy 50 K
Bulgaria 50 K
Belgique 45 K
Uzbekhistan 40 K
Azerbaikhan 30 K
Georgia 30 K
Switzerland 20 K
Demographic Growth Hypotesis
- No Holocaust.
- 1,5% annual for East rural jews
- 1,0% annual for East urban jews & west rural jews
- 0,5% annual for west urban jews
As of 2005 (natural growth)
Poland 3.000 K (1,25% anual) 7.600 K
Ukranie 1.500 K (1,38% anual) 4.175 K
Romania 900 K (1,25% anual) 2.285 K
Germany+Austria 825 K (0,50% anual) 1.200 K
Russia 600 K (1,38% anual) 1.675 K
Hungary 450 K (1,13% anual) 1.050 K
Belarus 400 K (1,38% anual) 1.125 K
Czecoslovaquia 360 K (1,13% anual) 825 K
United Kingdom 300 K (0,50% anual) 435 K
France 230 K (0,50% anual) 335 K
The Netherlands 160 K (0,50% anual) 230 K
Lithuania 150 K (0,75% anual) 260 K
Latvia 100 K (0,63% anual) 160 K
Greece 75 K (0,63% anual) 120 K
Yugoslavia 70 K (0,63% anual) 110 K
Italy 50 K (0,50% anual) 75 K
Bulgaria 50 K (1,25% anual) 125 K
Belgique 45 K (0,50% anual) 65 K
Uzbekhistan 40 K (1,38% anual) 115 K
Azerbaikhan 30 K (1,38% anual) 85 K
Georgia 30 K (1,38% anual) 85 K
Switzerland 20 K (0,50% anual) 30 K
Total 13.840 K ----> 22.165 K
French Northern Africa 320 K (2,00% anual) 1.420 K
Egypt & Libya 90 K (2,00% anual) 400 K
Ethiopia 50 K (2,50% anual) 320 K
Asian arab countries 180 K (2,00% anual) 800 K
Iran 90 K (2,00% anual) 400 K
Turkey 80 K (1,50% anual) 240 K
Economic growth hypotesis
1. Highly developed countries (Germany, Austria, United Kingdom, France, The Netherlands, Belgique, Czecoslovaquia, Italy, Lithuania, Latvia & Switzerland)
2. Medium developed countries, 25% migration rate for period 1930 to 2005 (Poland, Romania, Hungary, Greece, Yugoslavia, and Bulgaria). 75% migration to an european highly developed country, 25% new world migration.
3. Poor countries, 50% migration rate for period 1930 to 2005 50% migration to an european highly developed country, 25% medium developed countries (bridge to better oportunities) and 25% new world migration. USSR's countries rathio due to political restrictions only 15%.
4. Third world countries 75% migration rate for period 1930 to 2005
Migration Hypotesis
- No ww2 effects on european economies & demographics.
- No special effect of antisemitism in western Europe.
- No yugoslavian war (in 90's)
- Comunist block migration restrictions only afecting ex-USSR (till 90's), Baltic countries not in USSR.
- No Israel Estate exists. Palestinian authorities (both british & arab) not promoting jew migration to Palestina. No special measures in islamic countries for expelling jew poblations (Iran adjusted jew migration ratio adjusted to 95% due to Khomeini goverment)
- No significant jew migration from Latin America.
Poland 7.600 K (Out => 1.900, In => 125 from Ukranie, 50 from Russia, 70 from Belarus, 5 from Uzbekhistan, 5 from Azerbaikhan, 5 from Georgia) = 5.960 K
Ukranie 4.175 K (Out => 625) = 3.550 K
Romania 2.285 K (Out => 570; In => 20 from Ukranie, 10 from Russia) = 1.745 K
Germany+Austria 1.200 K (In => 1.000 from Poland, 230 from Romania, 200 from Ukranie, 50 from Russia, 100 from Hungary, 70 from Belarus, 5 from Greece, 10 from Yugoslavia, 10 from Bulgaria, 10 from Uzbekhistan, 10 from Azerbaikhan, 10 from Georgia, 30 from Egypt & Lybia, 100 from Ehiopia, 100 from asian arab countries, 180 from Iran, 45 from Turkey) = 3.570 K
Russia 1.675 K (Out => 250) = 1.425 K
Hungary 1.050 K (Out => 260 ; In => 20 from Ukranie) = 810 K
Belarus 1.125 K (Out => 280) = 845 K
Czecoslovaquia 825 K (In => 75 from Poland, 25 from Romania, 10 from Russia) = 935 K
United Kingdom 435 K (In => 150 from Poland, 50 from Ukranie, 15 from Russia, 20 from Hungary, 20 from Belarus, 5 from Greece, 5 from Yugoslavia, 10 from Bulgaria, 150 from Egypt & Lybia, 20 from Ethiopia, 150 from asian arab countries, 100 from Iran) = 1.130 K
France 335 K (In => 50 from Poland, 100 from Romania, 50 from Ukranie, 15 from Russia, 20 from Hungary, 20 from Belarus, 10 from Bulgaria, 800 from french northern africa, 100 from asian arab countries, 50 from Iran) = 1.550 K
The Netherlands 230 K (In => 50 from Poland, 10 from Russia, 20 from Hungary, 10 from Belarus, 10 from Ethiopia, 20 from asian arab countries, 20 from Iran, 10 from Turkey) = 380 K
Lithuania 260 K (In => 75 from Poland, 30 from Ukranie, 15 from Russia, 20 from Belarus) = 400 K
Latvia 160 K (In => 10 from Russia) = 170 K
Greece 120 K (Out => 30, In 10 from Turkey) = 100 K
Yugoslavia 110 K (Out => 30, In 10 from Turkey) = 90 K
Italy 75 K (In => 25 from Poland, 25 from Romania, 10 from Hungary, 15 from Greece, 10 from Yugoslavia, 20 from Egypt & Lybia, 20 from Ethiopia, 10 from asian arab countries, 10 from Iran) = 220 K
Bulgaria 125 K (Out => 30 In => 10 from Turkey) = 105 K
Belgique 65 K (In => 25 from Romania, 10 from Hungary, 5 from Ethiopia, 10 from asian arab countries, 10 from Iran) = 125 K
Uzbekhistan 115 K (Out => 20) = 95 K
Azerbaikhan 85 K (Out => 20) = 65 K
Georgia 85 K (Out => 20) = 65 K
Switzerland 30 K (In => 25 from Romania, 15 from Hungary, 5 from Ethiopia, 10 from asian arab countries, 10 from Iran, 5 from Turkey) = 90 K
French Northern Africa 1.400 K (Out => 1.050) = 350 K
Egypt & Libya 400 K (Out => 300) = 100 K
Ethiopia 320 K (Out => 240) = 80 K
Asian arab countries 800 K (Out => 600) = 200 K
Iran 400 K (Out => 380) = 20 K
Turkey 240 K (Out => 120) = 120 K