Were there many Jews in Poland during World War II? What is the main ethnic group in Poland?

Before World War II, Poland was a multi-ethnic country with one of the largest Jewish settlements in the world, with a population of up to 3 million.

However, the wave of immigrants during and after World War II gradually transformed Poland into a single-ethnic country.

About 98% of the current population is Polish, and other ethnic minorities include Germans (1.3), Ukrainians (0.6), Belarusians (0.5), etc.

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Jews (Hebrew: ?, Jews?, ?Yhudim), also known as the Jewish nation, are Semites, and their race is Europa Semitic. The special-Hamitic subspecies is a nation widely distributed in countries around the world.

There are usually two situations for Jews. Broadly speaking, according to the definition of the Jewish (Judai ***) law "Halakha", all people who convert to Judaism (religion meaning) and a person born of a Jewish mother (ethnic meaning) are Jewish.

The Jews originated from the Land of Israel or the Land of Hebrews in Western Asia.

In a narrow sense, it can be traced back to the history of the category of "race".

According to statistics from relevant Jewish organizations, the total number of Jews in the world in 2007 was about 16 million, of which 5.4 million settled in Israel, 5.3 million lived in the United States, and the rest were scattered around the world.

Israel is the only country in the world where Jews are the majority nation.

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