History of the Jews in Andorra
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The history of the Jews in Andorra has its origins during World War II. There are between 100[1] and 150[2] Jews in Andorra. Most are descended from Sephardic Jews from Morocco.[2] The first Jews came to Andorra during the Second World War, and the majority fled Morocco just prior to the Six-Day War.[3] In 2000, the Jewish community opened and consecrated a synagogue and a cultural center.
See also[]
- History of the Jews in Spain
- History of the Jews in Morocco
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References[]
- ^ US Dept of State information
- ^ a b La comunitat jueva acomiada la festa 'Januká'. El Periòdic d'Andorra (in Catalan)
- ^ "ACIV (Jewish Community of Andorra)". aciv-ad.org. Retrieved 2018-12-10.
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