They were treated like human beings because the USSR were in the Allies side but the occupied Nazi terrotory in the USSR, The Jews in nazi occupided terratory was sent to concentration camps
The current figure for the Jewish population in the Soviet Union at the outbreak of ww2 is 2.8 million.
Prior to the Holocaust, Poland had the largest Jewish population in the world. As of 2010, there are about 22,000 Jews living there.
France has the largest population of Jews in Europe, and the second largest in the world (after the US), with about half a million Jews. The following European countries also have large Jewish populations: United Kingdom (300,000) Russia (225,000) Germany (150,000) Ukraine (80,000) Hungary (50,000) Belgium (35,000) Netherlands (30,000) Italy (30,000)
In 1946 roughly 1/3 of the population of Mandatory Palestine was Jewish, roughly 600,000 people of a total population of 1.85 million people.
Prior to the Final Solution the Jews were ostracised and segregated.
Japan had fought a war with Russia and had invaded Manchuria prior to the start of World War II.
Before answering, it is worth noting that Britain and Russia are not far off from France in terms of Jewish population. France has roughly 500,000 Jews (3rd in the world), the United Kingdom has roughly 300,000 Jews (5th in the world), and Russia has roughly 250,000 Jews (6th in the World). As a result, it is not as if these countries do not have large Jewish populations as well, they just happen to be smaller than France. The bottom line is that France's Jewish population has increased while Britain's has remained level and Russia's has continually decreased over the last century. Prior to the Holocaust, there were roughly 350,000 Jews in France. By 1946, there were still 180,000 or so left. However, the majority of Jews in France today are not historically "French Jews". They are Jews from the Maghreb region (Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia) who fled to France to avoid the rising Anti-Semitism in these three countries. The situation was particularly acute in Algeria, where the Jews primarily lived with the Pied Noirs (French people who lived in Algeria) and were therefore subject to the recriminations that befell the Pied Noirs when the French accepted Algerian Independence in 1962. In total, it is estimated that about 235,000 North African Jews immigrated to France in the 1950s and 1960s. Hence, by 1968, Jews of North African origin were a majority of the Jews of France. The British Jewish population, although untouched by the Holocaust was not incredibly large to start with and has had a roughly flat growth rate, if not a small decline. The Jewish population was roughly 300,000 in 1946, just as it is today. The Russian Jewish population in Russia was as high as 5.1 million persons as late as 1897. However, successive pogroms in the early 20th century, mass emigration to the United States in the early 20th century (1.7 million persons), the Holocaust (roughly 2 million deaths), and Soviet repression of Jewish customs all led to Jews fleeing or dying. In the early 1990s, when Russia opened up emigration to Israel as an avenue for Russian Jews, Russia lost over 80% of its remaining Jewish population to emigrations to Israel. Israel now has a larger Russian Jewish community than Russia (with 900,000 persons).
Today, only about 1,500,000 Jews live throughout Europe. Prior to the Holocaust, the Jewish population was well into the double digits (perhaps about 15,000,000). 6,000,000 Jews perished due to the Holocaust, which significantly dropped the Jewish population in Europe. Most of those who survived migrated to other countries (mainly the US or the UK), and later to Israel (once it existed in 1948). Prior to the Holocaust, the majority of Jews lived in Eastern Europe and Central Europe. The European countries that had the largest Jewish populations included Poland, Russia, France, Germany, etc. However, these countries did not necessarily have the largest number of Jews who fell victim to the Holocaust. Today, the majority of Jews live in Western Europe. The European countries with the largest Jewish populations are France, Russia, the UK, and Germany.
The population of Prior's Heys is 10.
The population of Shaugh Prior is 751.
The population of Swaffham Prior is 765.
The population of Prior Scientific is 100.
Puebla del Prior's population is 563.