Les Juifs de Bangui et de Centrafrique

In Bangui, in the Central African Republic, a small Jewish presence took shape in the twentieth century, consisting essentially of merchants and a few families of Mediterranean or North African origin established during the colonial and post-colonial era. This presence always remained very limited and never formed a community of any significant size. It dispersed over the decades, in connection with the country's economic difficulties and political instability.

Sources & resources

• Jewish Virtual Library ↗