History of the Jews in the Netherlands
19th century and early 20th century
On 30 November 1813, William VI arrived at Scheveningen, and on 11 December he was solemnly crowned as King William I.

History of the Jews in the Netherlands

Section Title: 19th century and early 20th century
Table Section Text: On 30 November 1813, William VI arrived at Scheveningen, and on 11 December he was solemnly crowned as King William I.

Year	Number of Jews	Source

1830	46,397	Census*

1840	52,245	Census*

1849	58,626	Census*

1859	63,790	Census*

1869	67,003	Census*

1879	81,693	Census*

1889	97,324	Census*

1899	103,988	Census*

1909	106,409	Census*

1920	115,223	Census*

1930	111,917	Census*

1941	154,887	Nazi occupation**

1947	14,346	Census*

1954	23,723	Commission on Jewish Demography***

1960	14,503	Census*

1966	29,675	Commission on Jewish Demography***

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In 1947, the total number of Jews as counted in the population census was 14,346.

final_sentence: In 1947, the total number of Jews as counted in the population census was 14,346.