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In 19th century Europe, how were Jews treated with regard to emigration? Were they forced or allowed to emigrate?
What about countries that were more welcoming to Jewish emigrants?
There were some countries that were more welcoming to Jewish emigrants, particularly in Western Europe. France, for example, had a relatively lenient emigration policy and actively encouraged Jewish immigration in the latter half of the 19th century. Britain and the United States were also relatively welcoming to Jewish immigrants during this time period, although they still faced significant anti-Semitic prejudice and discrimination.