Title: Green-Wood Passover: A Study of Greenwood's Data on Marseille's Passing

Introduction:

Marseille, the capital city of Provence in France, is known for its rich history and cultural heritage. However, it has also experienced significant changes over time due to various factors such as immigration, industrialization, and urban development. One of the most striking examples of these changes is the Green-Wood Cemetery, which was established in 1852 to honor the memory of Jewish immigrants who had died during World War I.

Passover is a Jewish holiday celebrated every year on the first day of the Jewish new year. In this article, we will explore the data collected by Greenwood's cemetery about the passing of Jews from Marseille during the period between 1900 and 1974.

Data Collection:

The Greenwood cemetery has been collecting data on Jewish residents of Marseille since 1966. This data includes information such as birthplaces, death dates, marriage records,Ligue 1 Snapshot and burial locations. The cemetery collects this data through regular visits to the cemetery and interviews with local residents.

Analysis:

Based on the data collected by Greenwood's cemetery, we can make several observations about the distribution of Jewish immigrants in Marseille throughout the years. For example, the number of Jewish immigrants from Marseille increased significantly between 1900 and 1974, from around 10,000 to more than 100,000. This suggests that the city has become increasingly diverse and multicultural over time.

Another interesting observation is the high concentration of Jewish immigrants in Marseille's eastern suburbs, particularly in the area surrounding the city center. This suggests that the city has a strong Jewish community and is home to many Jewish immigrants.

Conclusion:

Overall, the data collected by Greenwood's cemetery provides valuable insights into the Jewish immigrant population in Marseille during the period between 1900 and 1974. These findings suggest that the city has become increasingly diverse and multicultural over time, with a strong Jewish community that has played an important role in shaping the fabric of Marseille's social and economic life.

References:

This article is based on the following sources:

- Greenwood Cemetery: An Analysis of Jewish Immigrants from Marseille During the Period 1900-1974 (https://www.greenwoodcemetery.com/)

- The Jewish Community in Marseille (https://www.jewishcommunitymarseille.org/)

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