TRAVEL / Europe / Nordic & Scandinavian Countries

Current paper · Semantic Scholar

As part of the “post-March emigration,” some 13,000 Jews left Poland, declaring Israel as their destination. However, less than thirty percent of the emigrants actually arrived there. The rest ended up in various European countries (especially Scandinavian) or in the US and Canada. Many emigrants tried to settle as close to Poland as possible with the hope that they would be able to return. Meanwhile, regardless of …

Reference · Wikidata

geographical and cultural region in Northern Europe and the North Atlantic