Please note that - in general - there are no special census lists for Jews. Therefore information about the Jewish population has been extracted from the censuses and other sources.
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Year: | Town: | Approx. No.: | Reference: |
1682 | Denmark | 19 persons | [1] & [2] |
1708 | Copenhagen | 18 families | [2] |
1711 | Denmark | 84 persons | [1] & [2] |
1718 | Fredericia | 57 families | [2] |
1726 | Copenhagen | 65 families, 350 persons +
13 persons without permission |
[1] & [2] |
1728 | Copenhagen | 331 persons (91 men, 70 women, 170 children) | [1] & [2] |
1735 | Nakskov | 6 families | [2] |
1749 | Nakskov | 9 families | [2] |
1759 | Nakskov | 4 families | [2] |
1760 | Copenhagen | 650 persons | [2] |
1787 | Denmark (see Table of all Jews in Denmark in each of the towns in 1787 and in percentage of the total population) | 1,861 persons, 355 families | [4] |
1834 | Denmark | 4,072 persons | [3] |
1834 | Randers | 194 persons | [3] |
1834 | Fredericia | 125 persons | [3] |
1834 | Aalborg | 113 persons | [3] |
1840 | Copenhagen | 2248 persons | [5] |
1885 | Copenhagen | 3387 persons | [5] |
1901 | Copenhagen | 3065 persons | [5] |
1906 | Copenhagen | 3350 persons | [5] |
1911 | Copenhagen | 4793 persons | [5] |
1916 | Copenhagen | 5999 persons | [5] |
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