Ghetto Shanghai

Ghetto Shanghai, yang bernama resmi Sektor Terbatas untuk Pengungsi Tak Bernegara, adalah sebuah kawasan yang memiliki luas sekitar satu mil persegi di distrik Hongkew, Shanghai pada masa pendudukan Jepang (selatan Distrik Hongkou dan barat daya Distrik Yangpu, sekarang Shanghai). Wilayah tersebut meliputi komunitas di sekitaran Sinagoge Ohel Moshe namun sekitar 23.000 pengungsi Yahudi di kota tersebut dibatasi atau dipindahkan ke kawasan tersebut dari 1941 sampai 1945 oleh Proklamasi Mengenai Pembatasan Pemukiman dan Usaha Pengungsi Tak Bernegara. Tempat tersebut adalah salah satu wilayah termiskin dan terpadat dari kota tersebut. Keluarga Yahudi lokal dan yayasan Yahudi Amerika membantu mereka dengan tempat tinggal, makanan dan pakaian. Otoritas Jepang makin meningkatkan pembatasan, tetapi ghetto tersebut tak diberi dinding, dan para penduduk Tionghoa lokal, yang kondisi hidupnya sering kali dalam keadaan buruk, tidak hengkang.

Referensi

Bacaan tambahan 
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 Love and Luck: The story of Jewish Shanghai Ghetto resident, Eva Levi written by her daughter, Karen Levi.

Pranala luar 
 Shanghai Jews 
 "Refuge in Shanghai (1938-1953)"  American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Archives
 Jewish Voice of the Far East = Juedisches Nachrichtenblatt der Juedischen Gemeinde mitteleuropaeischer Juden in Shanghai is a digitized periodical at the Leo Baeck Institute
 Medizinische Monatshefte Shanghai = Shanghai medical monthly  is a digitized periodical at the Leo Baeck Institute
 Mitteilungen der Vereinigung der Emigranten-Aerzte in Shanghai (China) is a digitized periodical at the Leo Baeck Institute

History of Shanghai