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The multinational population of Warsaw was transformed as a outcome of Planet War II, and today the city is composed nearly entirely of Poles. For centuries, even though, Warsaw was a location where the Polish-speaking Roman Catholic majority lived alongside Jews, Germans, and Russians. Early in the 20th century the largely Yiddish-speaking Jewish neighborhood accounted for nearly 50 percent of the population, though it declined somewhat just after 1918. The old German community, initially connected with trade and commerce, was becoming assimilated, on the other hand, and the Russian neighborhood, influential in the 19th century, had dwindled. From 1939 to...