Neolog Judaism
Schism
In 1867, full emancipation was granted to the Jews in the newly autonomous Hungary. However, no separation of Church and State took place, and all Hungarians were mandated to belong to religious bodies that collected their own taxes and retained control over aspects of civilian lives, like birth registrations and marriage.

Neolog Judaism

Section Title: Schism
Table Section Text: In 1867, full emancipation was granted to the Jews in the newly autonomous Hungary. However, no separation of Church and State took place, and all Hungarians were mandated to belong to religious bodies that collected their own taxes and retained control over aspects of civilian lives, like birth registrations and marriage.

Year	Congressionals/Neologs (%)	Autonomous Orthodox (%)	Status Quo (%)	Hungarian Jews (total)

1880	238,947 (38.2%)	350,456 (56.1%)	35,334 (5.7%)	624,737

1910	392,063 (43.1%)	472,373 (51.9%)	45,155 (5.0%)	909,591

1920	300,026 (63.4%)	146,192 (30.9%)	27,092 (5.7%)	473,310

1930	292,155 (65.7%)	134,972 (30.4%)	17,440 (3.9%)	444,567

1944	269,034 (62.1%)	156,418 (36.1%)	7,653 (1.8%)	433,105

1948	106,130 (79.3%)	23,451 (17.5%)	4,281 (3.2%)	133,862

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