Yahudi-Rumania

Sejarah Yahudi di Rumania meliputi Yahudi dari Rumania dan berasal dari Rumania, yang mula-mula disebutkan pada terotiral Rumania pada masa sekarang. Setidaknya sampai abad ke-18, jumlah populasi Yahudi meningkat sekitar 1850, dan secara lebih khusus setelah pendirian Rumania Besar akibat Perang Dunia I. Sebagai sebuah komunitas yang berbeda, terutama di wilayah perkotaan, Yahudi menjadi target penganiayaan agama dan rasisme dalam masyarakat Rumania – dari debat terkait "Pertanyaan Yahudi" akhir abad ke-19 dan pemberian kewarganegaraan kepada penduduk Yahudi, sampai genosida yang terjadi di wilayah Rumania sebagai bagian dari Holocaust, dimana sekitar 280,000 sampai 380,000 Yahudi tewas. Kemudian, sepasang arus suksesif aliyah, mengakibatkan penurunan dramatis dalam jumlah komunitas Yahudi pada masa sekarang di Rumania secara keseluruhan,

Saat ini, mayoritas Yahudi Rumania tinggal di Israel, sementara Rumania pada masa sekarang masih menjadi rumabh bagi populasi Yahudi modest. Pada sensus 2011, 3,271 orang mendeklarasikan dirinya sebagai Yahudi.

Referensi 
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  "Procesul sioniștilor" ("Trial of the Zionists"), in Memoria, Juli 2000

Pranala luar 

 The Beginning of the Final Solution: Murder of the Jews of Romania  on the Yad Vashem website
 Romanian Jewish Community
 The Sad End of Romanian Jewry The Huffington Post
 The Holocaust in Romania from ISurvived.org. Extensive collection of web links.
 Jewish Education Network, Jewish Education in Romanian
  Romanian Jewish Portal, with links to major Romanian Jewish websites
 Romanian Jews in America , by Vladimir F. Wertsman
 Euxeinos 1/2011: Romania and the Holocaust: Delicate Reappraisal of a Fateful Past 

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Diaspora Timur Tengah di Rumania