History of the Jews in Monaco

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The Jewish presence in Monaco has only existed post-World War II[citation needed].

In the post-war period, Jewish families settled in Monte Carlo primarily as retirees from France and the United Kingdom. There is also a small population of North African and Turkish Jews in Monaco[1].

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  1. ^ The Jewish Community of Monaco. Am Yisrael. Retrieved on 2008-03-06.
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