Shanghai Jewish ghetto area

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The Shanghai Jewish ghetto area was a wartime enclave in Shanghai where thousands of Jewish refugees found refuge during World War II, now commemorated for its unique history of survival and sanctuary.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish refugee settlement
historic district
wartime enclave
administeredBy Imperial Japanese authorities NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs Designated Area for Stateless Refugees NERFINISHED
Restricted Sector for Stateless Refugees NERFINISHED
Shanghai Ghetto NERFINISHED
approximateNumberOfRefugees thousands
associatedWith European Jewish refugees
city Shanghai
commemoratedBy historical exhibitions
memorial plaques
museums
country China
currentUse heritage tourism site
residential neighborhood
district Hongkou District NERFINISHED
endTime 1945
era 1930s
1940s
hasCulturalSignificance Jewish diaspora history
Sino-Jewish relations NERFINISHED
refugee history
hasLanguage Chinese
English
German
Yiddish NERFINISHED
hasMemorial Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum NERFINISHED
hasPlaceOfWorship Ohel Moshe Synagogue NERFINISHED
heritageStatus commemorated historic site
historicalEvent Holocaust NERFINISHED
Japanese occupation of Shanghai NERFINISHED
locatedIn China
Hongkou District NERFINISHED
Shanghai
notableFor being one of the few places that accepted Jewish refugees without visas
providing sanctuary to Jews during the Holocaust
partOf Hongkou Jewish community history
Japanese-occupied Shanghai NERFINISHED
populationType Jewish refugees
stateless refugees
reasonForEstablishment Japanese decree restricting stateless refugees
startTime 1943
subjectOf documentary films
historical research
memoirs by former refugees
timePeriod World War II
usedFor civilian housing
refuge for Jewish refugees

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Jewish Refugees Museum locatedIn Shanghai Jewish ghetto area