The jewish community of Metz, which was officially incorporated in 1595, experienced for nearly one and half centuries a substantial population growth which was sustained by a strong immigration. During the two decades preceding the French Revolution, this increase was replaced by a stagnation due to progressively less favourable economic and material conditions. The fluctuation of the migratory flows is the main explanation of this phenomenon but it is also the result of a new demographic behaviour which tends to detach itself from the traditional jewish religious norms. This stagnation resulted from the raising age of marriage, from the reduction of the marital fertility and from the high rates of infant and child mortality under pressure...
The state register of the parishes of Chaudebonne and St-Ferréol, in the lower Alps of Drome, hâve e...
Employing the data from the 1881, 1891 and 1931 censuses of India on the Jewish population, estimate...
Um 1750 ist Marseille eine der vier oder fünf Grossstädte des Königreiches. Mehr als die Hälfte der ...
Within the French papal dominions comprising the County of Venaissin and Avignon four different Jewi...
Abstract In the 17 th century, Metz looked like a Protestant citadel; though situated in a French Ca...
Texte intégral accessible uniquement aux membres de l'Université de LorraineJewish nation in lunevil...
For Judaism, the first political event ofthe century, following the emancipation of 1791, was the co...
The investigation on French population 1740-1829 helps revealing marriage migrations between parishe...
An exceptionally high geographical and occupational stability among the working-class households in ...
Rebaudo Danièle. — The Annual Movement of the Rural French Population from 1670 to 1740. A scrutiny ...
The Old Familles of Geneva studied by L. Henry are characterized by early marriage rates, a living r...
The comparison of two biggest jewish communities in the Czech country, Kolín and Libeň, show us in v...
Bernard Lefebvre et Louis Thbaut, "Demographic evolution and industrial development : the Douai regi...
International audienceConsidering the phenomenon of conversion in the light of the social sciences a...
Afin de retracer l'évolution de la population montréalaise de 1840 à la fin du siècle, les au...
The state register of the parishes of Chaudebonne and St-Ferréol, in the lower Alps of Drome, hâve e...
Employing the data from the 1881, 1891 and 1931 censuses of India on the Jewish population, estimate...
Um 1750 ist Marseille eine der vier oder fünf Grossstädte des Königreiches. Mehr als die Hälfte der ...
Within the French papal dominions comprising the County of Venaissin and Avignon four different Jewi...
Abstract In the 17 th century, Metz looked like a Protestant citadel; though situated in a French Ca...
Texte intégral accessible uniquement aux membres de l'Université de LorraineJewish nation in lunevil...
For Judaism, the first political event ofthe century, following the emancipation of 1791, was the co...
The investigation on French population 1740-1829 helps revealing marriage migrations between parishe...
An exceptionally high geographical and occupational stability among the working-class households in ...
Rebaudo Danièle. — The Annual Movement of the Rural French Population from 1670 to 1740. A scrutiny ...
The Old Familles of Geneva studied by L. Henry are characterized by early marriage rates, a living r...
The comparison of two biggest jewish communities in the Czech country, Kolín and Libeň, show us in v...
Bernard Lefebvre et Louis Thbaut, "Demographic evolution and industrial development : the Douai regi...
International audienceConsidering the phenomenon of conversion in the light of the social sciences a...
Afin de retracer l'évolution de la population montréalaise de 1840 à la fin du siècle, les au...
The state register of the parishes of Chaudebonne and St-Ferréol, in the lower Alps of Drome, hâve e...
Employing the data from the 1881, 1891 and 1931 censuses of India on the Jewish population, estimate...
Um 1750 ist Marseille eine der vier oder fünf Grossstädte des Königreiches. Mehr als die Hälfte der ...