Where are the Jews in Post-Holocaust Cluj (Kolozsvar)

Gabriel Mayer

International Journal of Social Science Studies, 2016, vol. 4, issue 9, 69-82

Abstract: The relocation of Jews after the Holocaust depended on many factors, and as time passed many survivors did not return to their previous homes, or decided to relocate shortly after returning. This paper examines the Jews of Cluj (Kolozsvar) and by extension Transylvania and Romania during the months and years following the Holocaust. Romania by various estimates, depending on whether the population counts are Romanian or Hungarian, at one time had a Jewish population upward of 700,000 yet today that number is fewer than 10,000. What happened, how and why is explored in this work.

Keywords: Holocaust; Hungarian Jews; Romanian Jews; post-Holocaust Jewish population migrations (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016
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