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阿什肯納茲猶太人

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阿什肯納茲猶太人 (希伯來文יְהוּדֵי אַשְׁכְּנַז‎,羅馬拼音:Yehudei Ashkenaz; 依地文אַשכּנזישע ייִדן‎) 係歷史上主要喺歐洲度住嘅猶太人。佢哋傳統會講依地話[1],不過自從20世紀以嚟開始講返希伯來話。佢哋自從中世紀因爲受逼迫嘅緣故,逐漸遷徙去北歐東歐,特別係波蘭[2][3]

喺1881年,阿什肯納茲猶太人喺歐洲嘅分佈地圖

經過長時間,阿什肯納茲猶太人因應住喺歐洲嘅傳統變化,而不斷翻新佢哋對猶太教嘅認知[4]。喺18同19世紀期間,因爲當時喺歐洲嘅民族主義興旺,所以令唔少喺德國嘅猶太人開始由講依地話轉做講德文,改變咗當時所認識嘅猶太身份[5]。喺佢哋過去幾百年,佢哋對歐洲有唔少嘅貢獻,包括哲學文學藝術音樂科學等等[6][7][8][9]

喺11世紀,阿什肯納茲猶太人只係全球嘅猶太人口嘅3%,到1930年,已經升到成爲全球92%嘅猶太人口[10]。經過猶太人大屠殺之後,阿什肯納茲猶太人嘅人口大減[11][12]。喺1933年,全世界嘅猶太人口係大約1530萬[13]。以色列人口專家 Sergio Della Pergola英文Sergio Della Pergola 默示阿什肯納茲猶太人喺2000年,包含咗全球猶太人口嘅大約 65-70% [14],不過有其他嚟源就認爲呢個數據係超過 75% [15] 截至2013年,阿什肯納茲猶太人嘅總人口係大約1000萬[16]至1120萬[17]人之間。

群體遺傳學發現阿什肯納茲猶太人主要有嚟自黎凡特歐洲嘅血統,不過每個嘅比重就有唔同嘅結論。有啲重視佢哋母系血統嘅歐洲成分,而其他就重視父系血統嘅中東成分[18][19][20][21][22]

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