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Glasgow was home to the principal Jewish community of Scotland, formed mainly by Ashkenazi immigrants from Eastern Europe in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Its members were active in commerce, crafts, peddling, and later the liberal professions, and were concentrated for a time in the Gorbals neighborhood before moving to other parts of the city. The community established synagogues, schools, and social and religious institutions. It constituted one of the most significant Jewish concentrations in the United Kingdom before declining demographically in the second half of the twentieth century.
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