In 1925 there were estimated 23,000 Jews, all escaped or dead by 1945.
In 1945 there were 189,500 Germans and 17,000 Poles. By 1949 almost all the Germans were gone from Breslau, having fled or been expelled to Allied Occupation Zones in Germany, and the town was resettled with ethnic Poles during the post-war ‘population transfers’.