Editing Lubavitch (section)

== Population ==
Throughout most of its years, the town was primarily populated by Jews who lived peacefully with their non-Jewish neighbors.

In 1755-1756, Lubavitch had 75-80 Jewish families.

In 1784, there were about 50 Jewish families in Lubavitch.

In 1813, there were about 110 Jewish families in Lubavitch.

In 1860, Lubavitch had 1,516 people, of whom 978 were Jews.

In the years following, the population grew to about 300 Jewish families and about 100 non-Jewish families.

After our Rebbeim left, many Jews left the town, and when World War II broke out, only about 110 Jewish families remained in Lubavitch.

The town today (1998) has 545 non-Jewish residents. No Jews live in the town.
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