The population of Bohemia is estimated to be 9,786 in 2020. The population has been decreasing at a rate of -0.34% annually since the 2010 census. The average household income is $113,428 while the poverty rate is 7.97%. The median house value is $415,400. The median age is 41.5 years. For males, this number is 36.4 years, and for females, it is 45.1 years.
In 1620, Jews in Bohemia City were given the right to own property and to work in trades. This meant that they were able to take control of a large number of businesses. The Kolin Jews took advantage of this opportunity and began running convenience stores and selling beer and wine on Jewish Street. They also opened barbershops and sold liquor, which made them wealthy. While this may have been a tragic situation for Jews in Bohemia City, the new law did not impose discrimination against Jewish citizens.
After the war, the mood in Prague changed. The Czech national revival took hold. The Jews, who were included in the Czech national revival, were being attacked by the Russians and their allies. The anti-Semitic laws of the era led to the declaration of Czech nationality in 1881. In this way, many Jewish families were forced to relocate to the Czech Republic. Today, Prague is a modern and cosmopolitan city with diverse cultures and a rich history.