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How large was Austria's Jewish population and how long have Jews been living there?
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When Germany annexed Austria in 1938 the country had a an estimated 183,000 Jews. About 65,500 perished in the Holocaust. The first Jews arrived in what is now Austria in Roman times. However, there were periodic expulsions and returns. Until about 1850 there were restrictions on the towns and cities where Jews were allowed to live in Austria ...
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