Romanian Jewish Emigration in the 1940s

This paper explores the Romanian Jewish emigration in the 1940s, seen as another way of ethnic cleansing. Out of the several coordinates this subject can be analyzed by, the article focuses on: German reactions, other countries and institutions reactions, the transportation boats and the Romanian authorities' official decisions. I intend to introduce to the public a general and complex image that could characterize the emigration to Palestine, with an accent on the institutional and legislative decisions and regulations that surrounded it.