How many Jews did Shanghai take in during World War II?

World War II, the Jewish homeland was comprehensively reported in Asia's International Finance News ● With the outbreak of World War II, some European Jews turned their desperate eyes to distant Shanghai ● With the end of World War II, Jews gradually left Shanghai ● They always have a kind of hometown affection and deep attachment to Shanghai, which is especially important for many European Jewish refugees who are locked in concentration camps and have no money. At the same time, under the difficult conditions of becoming refugees, the people of Shanghai have given great selfless help to European Jewish refugees, and some Jews and Jewish organizations in Shanghai have also actively provided resettlement assistance. From 1933 to 194 1, Shanghai has accepted more than 30,000 European Jewish refugees, including thousands who went to third countries via Shanghai and 194655. Shanghai became the "Noah's Ark" to save European Jews during World War II. With the end of World War II, Jews gradually left Shanghai, but they always had a kind of hometown affection and deep attachment to Shanghai.