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Discriminatory laws against the Jews

2246 events, 49 AD to 2019 AD

1st century

  1. 49–50 AD Claudius forbids Jewish religious services in Rome · Rome, Italy
  2. 81–96 AD Domitian's harsh enforcement of the Jewish tax · Roman Empire (several countries)
  3. c. 90 AD Domitian's stringent measures against Jews and tax evaders · Rome, Italy
  4. c. 100 AD Gamaliel II bars sectarians from synagogues

2nd century

  1. 114–117 AD Jewish revolts against Rome in Cyprus, Egypt and Cyrene · Cyprus and elsewhere
  2. c. 117 AD Jews banned from Cyprus after the Trajanic revolt · Cyprus
  3. 117–138 AD Hadrian's penal laws against the Jews · Roman Empire (several countries)
  4. c. 135 AD Hadrian bars Jews from Ælia Capitolina · Jerusalem
  5. 135–138 AD Hadrian bans Jews from Jerusalem · Judea, Israel and Palestinian territories and elsewhere
  6. 136 AD Hadrian renames Jerusalem and bars Jews from the city
  7. 136 AD In an attempt to wipe out the Jewish character of the land, Hadrian renames…

3rd century

  1. 204 AD Septimius Severus bans conversion to Judaism · Rome, Italy

4th century

  1. 303–304 AD Council of Elvira restricts Jewish-Christian contact · Spain
  2. 305 AD Church Councils issue discriminatory legislation against Jews · Europe (several countries)
  3. 305 AD Council of Elvira separates Christians from Jews · Spain
  4. 306 AD Council of Elvira bans intermarriage with Jews
  5. 306 AD The Synod of Elvira bans intermarriage and sexual intercourse between…
  6. c. 306–337 AD Constantine's restrictions on Jewish rights · Roman Empire (several countries)
  7. 315 AD Anniversary of the Temple's destruction
  8. 315–337 AD Roman Emperor Constantine I enacts new restrictive legislation
  9. 321 AD Emperor Constantius compels Jews to serve in the curia · France
  10. 325 AD Council of Nicea separates Easter from Passover · İznik (Nicaea), Turkey
  11. 325 AD Renewed ban on Jews entering Christian Jerusalem · Jerusalem
  12. 337 AD Constantius widens anti-Jewish laws
  13. 337–361 AD Constantius' restrictions on slave ownership and mixed marriage · Roman Empire (several countries)
  14. 339 AD Constantine bans intermarriage with Jews on pain of death
  15. 339 AD Intermarriage between Christians and Jews is banned in the Roman Empire…
  16. c. 352 AD Constantius renews ban on Jews entering Jerusalem · Jerusalem
  17. 353 AD Constantius II institutes a law stating that any Christian who converts to…
  18. 382 AD Gratian revokes Jewish exemption from the decurion office · Roman Empire (several countries)
  19. 399 AD The Western Roman Emperor Honorius calls Judaism superstitio indigna (unworthy…

5th century

  1. 404 AD Honorius declares Jews unfit for military service · Roman Empire (several countries)
  2. 408 AD Roman laws pass which prohibit Jews from setting fire to Haman, stating that…
  3. 415 AD An edict issued by the Emperors Honorius and Theodosius II ban building new…
  4. 425 AD Imperial decree bars Jews from law practice and public office in Gaul · France
  5. c. 425 AD Suppression of the Jewish patriarchate in Palestine · Galilee, Israel
  6. 425 AD Theodosian Code restricts Jewish life
  7. 425 AD Valentinian III restricts Jews in Gaul and Arles · Arles, France
  8. 429 AD Theodosius II seizes the patriarchal tax · Byzantine Empire (several countries)
  9. 438 AD Code of Theodosius II restricts Jews in the Byzantine Empire · Byzantine Empire (several countries)
  10. 438 AD Theodosian Code restricts Jews · Roman Empire (several countries)
  11. 439 AD The Codex Theodosianus, the first imperial compilation of laws
  12. 439 AD Theodosius II law stripping Jews of civil rights · Roman Empire (several countries)
  13. 439 AD Theodosius bars Jews from financial posts
  14. 456 AD Yezdegerd II forbids Sabbath observance · Babylonia, Iraq
  15. 465 AD Council of Vannes · Vannes, France
  16. 468–474 AD Persecution under Firuz: synagogues destroyed, Torah study banned, children seized · Babylonia, Iraq
  17. c. 490–531 AD Kobad imposes land tax and poll tax on Jews · Babylonia, Iraq
  18. c. 500 AD Loi Gombette bans Jewish-Christian marriage · Burgundy, France

6th century

  1. c. 501–600 AD Byzantine suppression of Jewish life in North Africa · North Africa (several countries)
  2. 506 AD Council of Agda renews ban on clergy dining with Jews · Agde, France
  3. 517 AD Council of Epaon renews ban on clergy dining with Jews · Epaon (Gaul), France
  4. 517 AD Council of Epaone
  5. c. 517 AD Gondebaud decrees harsh penalties for Jews who strike Christians · Burgundy, France
  6. 523 AD Justin bars Jews and Samaritans from honorable positions · Byzantine Empire (several countries)
  7. 527–565 AD Justinian I's code restricts Jewish religious practice · Byzantine Empire (several countries)
  8. 529–534 AD Justinian's Code restricts Jews · Roman Empire (several countries)
  9. 529–559 AD Byzantine Emperor Justinian the Great publishes Corpus Juris Civilis
  10. 533 AD Second Council of Orleans bans Jewish-Christian marriages · Orléans, France
  11. 533–538 AD Church councils prohibit Jewish-Christian intermarriage · France
  12. c. 534 AD Justinian's edict of persecution in North Africa · North Africa (several countries)
  13. 535 AD First Council of Clermont · Clermont-Ferrand, France
  14. 535 AD Synagogue of Borion is closed and all Jewish practices are prohibited by order…
  15. 535–549 AD Councils of Clermont ban Jewish-Christian intermarriage and Jewish magistrates · Clermont-Ferrand, France
  16. 537 AD Justinian makes Jews fund city government
  17. 538 AD The Third Council of Orléans forbids Jews to employ Christian servants or…
  18. 538 AD Third Council of Orleans restricts Jews · Orléans, France
  19. 541 AD Fourth Council of Orleans penalizes Jewish proselytizing and slave-holding · Orléans, France
  20. 555–572 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Galilee · Galilee, Israel
  21. 578–590 AD Persecution and closing of academies under Hormiz IV · Babylonia, Iraq
  22. 578–590 AD Persecution of Jews under Ormazd IV · Iran
  23. 581 AD Council of Mâcon bars Jews from judge and tax-collector posts · Mâcon, France
  24. 581 AD Council of Mâcon orders Christian slaves of Jews ransomed · Mâcon, France
  25. 589 AD Council of Narbonne
  26. 589 AD Council of Narbonne bans psalm-singing at burials · Narbonne, France
  27. 589 AD Third Council of Toledo restricts Jews · Toledo, Spain
  28. 590–604 AD Pope Gregory I moves against Jewish slave-trading · Rome, Italy
  29. 600 AD Papacy under Gregory I adopts restrictive doctrine on Jews

7th century

  1. 614 AD Clotaire II legalizes Church canon on the Jews · France
  2. 614 AD Fifth Council of Paris denies Jews authority over Christians · Paris, France
  3. 617 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Jerusalem · Jerusalem
  4. 617 AD Persians bar Jews from living near Jerusalem
  5. 617 AD Persians break promises and bar Jews near Jerusalem
  6. 624–625 AD Council of Rheims renews bar on Jewish authority over Christians · Reims, France
  7. 630 AD Council of Chalon forbids Jews to sell slaves abroad · Chalon-sur-Saône, France
  8. 634 AD Persecutions begin after Arab conquest of Hamadan · Hamadan, Iran
  9. 634–641 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Levant · Levant (several countries)
  10. 637 AD Caesarea's Jews placed under the Pact of Omar
  11. 638 AD Chintila decrees only Catholics may live in Visigothic Spain · Visigothic Spain, Spain
  12. 640 AD Pact of Omar orders Jews to wear a yellow seam · Islamic lands (several countries)
  13. 642 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Egypt, Cyrenaica, Tripolitania · Egypt and elsewhere
  14. 652 AD Eighth Council of Toledo confirms anti-Jewish laws · Toledo, Spain
  15. 653 AD Recceswinth bans circumcision, Sabbath and festivals · Visigothic Spain, Spain
  16. 654 AD Ninth Council of Toledo orders baptized Jews to keep Christian feasts · Toledo, Spain
  17. 682 AD Visigothic king Erwig begins his reign by enacting 28 anti-Jewish laws
  18. 687–702 AD Egica's economic restrictions on Jews · Visigothic Spain, Spain
  19. 692 AD Quinisext Council · Istanbul (Constantinople), Turkey
  20. 693 AD Sixteenth Council of Toledo confirms anti-Jewish laws · Toledo, Spain
  21. 694 AD 17th Council of Toledo restricts Jews
  22. 694 AD Egica confiscates Jewish property and enslaves Jews · Visigothic Spain, Spain
  23. 694 AD Enslavement of the Jews of Spain · Visigothic Spain, Spain

8th century

  1. 711 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Spain · Spain
  2. c. 711 AD Heavy taxes imposed by Muslim rulers · al-Andalus, Spain
  3. 717 AD Possible date for the Pact of Umar, a document that specified severe…
  4. 717–720 AD Caliph Omar II orders distinguishing dress for non-Muslims · Muslim world (several countries)
  5. 717–720 AD Caliph Omar II persecutes Jews and bars new synagogues · Umayyad Caliphate (several countries)
  6. 717–720 AD Restrictive laws under Caliph Omar II · Islamic caliphate (several countries)
  7. 718 AD Persecution of Jews under Leo III the Isaurian · Byzantine Empire (several countries)
  8. 720 AD Caliph Omar II bans Jewish worship on the Temple Mount
  9. 721 AD Governor Anbasa confiscates property of emigrating Jews · Spain
  10. 740 AD First Archbishop of York Ecgbert bans Christians from eating with Jews
  11. c. 750 AD Abbasid decrees and higher taxes on Jews of Damascus · Damascus, Syria
  12. c. 750 AD Abbasid increase in taxes and pressure to convert in Syria · Syria
  13. 786–809 AD Harun-al-Rashid renews restrictions on Jews and Christians · Baghdad, Iraq
  14. 786–809 AD Partial enforcement of the Pact of Omar under Harun al-Rashid · Abbasid Caliphate (several countries)
  15. c. 788 AD Idris I imposes capitation-tax and tribute of virgins · Morocco

9th century

  1. 807 AD Harun al-Rashid imposes badges on Baghdad's Jews
  2. 808 AD Special Jewish quarter and tax established in Fez · Fez, Morocco
  3. 820 AD Agobard, Archbishop of Lyon, declares in his essays that Jews are accursed and…
  4. 825 AD Louis the Pious issues charter protecting Jews
  5. 829 AD Royal ban on the Jewish slave traffic · Bordeaux, France
  6. 847–861 AD Al-Mutawakkil reissues the distinguishing-dress ordinance · Muslim world (several countries)
  7. 847–861 AD Full enforcement of the Pact of Omar under Mutawakkil · Abbasid Caliphate (several countries)
  8. c. 850 AD Al-Mutawakkil imposes badge, office ban and house tax on non-Muslims · Babylonia, Iraq
  9. 850 AD Al-Mutawakkil made a decree ordering dhimmi Jews and Christians to wear…
  10. 850 AD Caliph Al-Mutawakkil decrees that Dhimmi — Jews and Christians — wear the…
  11. c. 880 AD Basil I's forced disputations in the Byzantine empire · Byzantine Empire (several countries)
  12. 884 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Epanagoge · Epanagoge
  13. 887–888 AD Saracen governor of Sicily imposes donkey sign and yellow belts on Jews · Sicily, Italy
  14. 888 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Maghreb · Maghreb (several countries)
  15. 888 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Metz · Metz, France
  16. 899 AD Confiscation of Jewish tithe-bearing property at Narbonne · Narbonne, France

10th century

  1. 945 AD In the Serenissima Repubblica di Venezia, the Senate forbids sea captains from…
  2. 945 AD Senate bars Jews from Oriental-bound Venetian ships · Venice, Italy
  3. 945 AD Venice bans Jews from using Venetian vessels
  4. 974 AD Reduced fine for killing a Jew in Castile · Castile, Spain
  5. 996–1021 AD Al-Hakim enforces and amplifies anti-Jewish restrictions in Egypt · Egypt

11th century

  1. 1005 AD Egyptian Jews ordered to wear bells and a wooden calf · Egypt
  2. 1008 AD Caliph Al-Hakim bi-Amr Allah ("the Mad") issues severe restrictions against…
  3. 1008–1013 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Fatimid Caliphate · Fatimid Caliphate (several countries)
  4. 1020 AD Good Friday public slapping of a Jew in Toulouse · Toulouse, France
  5. 1026 AD Constantine VIII adds special Jew's oath · Byzantine Empire (several countries)
  6. 1050 AD Council of Coyanza bans Jews and Christians from sharing homes and meals · Castile, Spain
  7. 1050 AD Council of Narbonne
  8. 1062 AD Fuero of Jaca obliges Jews to use ruler's mill · Jaca, Spain
  9. 1068 AD Rival tax claims on the Jews of Bari · Bari, Italy
  10. 1068 AD Tithe decree on Jewish-owned land in Catalonia · Catalonia, Spain
  11. 1068–1078 AD Councils of Gerona claim a tenth of land Jews buy from Christians · Girona, Spain
  12. 1070 AD Rigid enforcement of Pact of Omar restrictions after Almoravid capture · Fez, Morocco
  13. 1078 AD Council of Gerona renews tithe on Jewish-owned land · Girona, Spain
  14. 1078 AD Gregory VII bars Jews from office in Christendom · Christendom (several countries)
  15. 1092 AD Synod of Szabolcs restricts Jews · Hungary
  16. 1092 AD The Synod of Szabolcs prohibits Jews from working on Sunday or marrying…
  17. 1095 AD Bishop Bernard bans Jewish-Christian marriages in Lodève · Lodève, France
  18. 1095 AD Restrictions on Jews in el Cid's capitulation treaty of Valencia · Valencia, Spain
  19. c. 1095–1114 AD Coloman confines Jews to episcopal cities · Hungary
  20. 1096 AD Duke Bretislav orders confiscation of Jewish property in Moravia · Moravia, Czech Republic
  21. 1098 AD Duke strips emigrating Jews of their property · Bohemia, Czech Republic
  22. c. 1100 AD Ear-boxing replaced by tax and wax tribute · Toulouse, France
  23. c. 1100 AD Slave-sale toll imposed on Jews at Koblenz custom-house · Koblenz, Germany
  24. c. 1100–1187 AD Crusaders bar Jews from residing in Jerusalem · Jerusalem

12th century

  1. 1118 AD Decree barring Jews from jurisdiction over Christians · Toledo, Spain
  2. 1118 AD Toledo privileges restricting Jews extended to Castrojeriz · Castrojeriz, Spain
  3. 1124 AD Duke Ladislaus bans Christians from serving Jews and fines the Jews · Moravia, Czech Republic
  4. 1134 AD Special tax on Genoese Jews for church oil · Genoa, Italy
  5. c. 1140 AD Anti-Jewish legislation in charters of Santarém and Beja · Santarém, Portugal
  6. 1141 AD Easter and Christmas tributes imposed on the Jews of Tours · Tours, France
  7. 1141 AD Oxford Jews extorted by both sides in Matilda–Stephen conflict · Oxford, United Kingdom
  8. 1147–1149 AD Financial levy on Jews during the Second Crusade · France
  9. c. 1150 AD Poll-tax imposed on Jews by the archbishop · Bordeaux, France
  10. 1160–1200 AD Archbishop Conrad exacts the humiliating Jews' oath · Mainz, Germany
  11. 1165 AD Jews of Worms barred from moneylending · Worms, Germany
  12. 1168 AD Henry II seizes Jewish leaders and tallages the Jews · England, United Kingdom
  13. 1171 AD Josce fined for financing Strongbow's Irish expedition · Gloucester, United Kingdom
  14. 1175 AD Jews of Palencia placed under the bishop's jurisdiction · Palencia, Spain
  15. 1176 AD Fuero of Teruel defines Jews as royal slaves · Teruel, Spain
  16. 1179 AD Third Council of the Lateran · Rome, Italy
  17. 1179 AD Third Lateran Council bars Jews from employing Christian servants · Italy
  18. 1179 AD Third Lateran Council restricts Jews
  19. 1181 AD Assize of Arms bars Jews from bearing arms · England, United Kingdom
  20. 1181 AD Philip Augustus arrests and despoils the Jews · France
  21. 1181 AD Philip Augustus cancels Christian debts to Jews · France
  22. 1181 AD Philip Augustus imprisons wealthy Jews of Paris for ransom · Paris, France
  23. 1181 AD The Assize of Arms of 1181 orders that all weapons held by Jews must be…
  24. c. 1184–1199 AD Almohad ruler compels converted Jews to wear distinguishing garb · Morocco
  25. 1184–1199 AD Distinctive sign (Shikla) imposed on Jews · Morocco
  26. 1186 AD Jurnet of Norwich fined 6,000 marks · Norwich, United Kingdom
  27. 1186 AD Saladin tithe: Jews taxed a quarter of their chattels · England, United Kingdom
  28. 1188 AD One-fourth movable property tax on London Jewry · London, United Kingdom
  29. 1191 AD Philip of France expels Jews and seizes their property
  30. 1194 AD Richard I's Ordinance of the Jewry · England, United Kingdom
  31. 1197 AD Archbishop Adolf fines the Jews of Neuss · Neuss, Germany
  32. 1197 AD In an attempt to isolate the Jewish population economically, Christians were…
  33. 1198 AD Treaty between king and Count of Champagne restricting Jews · Champagne, France
  34. 1199 AD Papal order to compel Jews to release Christian debtors from interest · Archbishopric of Magdeburg, Germany
  35. c. 1200 AD Jews barred from public office in Languedoc · Languedoc, France
  36. c. 1200–1299 AD Jews barred from settling in Khorezm · Khorezm, Uzbekistan
  37. c. 1200–1299 AD Pisa statutes bar Jewish testimony and require Jewish badge · Pisa, Italy

13th century

  1. 1202 AD Special taxes imposed on the Jews of Corbeil · Corbeil-Essonnes, France
  2. 1204 AD In 1204 the papacy required Jews to segregate themselves from Christians and to…
  3. 1204 AD Jewish notables imprisoned in the Châtelet of Paris · Paris, France
  4. 1209 AD Council of Avignon restricts the Jews · Avignon, France
  5. 1209 AD Council of Saint-Gilles bars Jews from public office · Saint-Gilles, France
  6. 1209 AD Discriminatory toll fee on Jews in Koblenz · Koblenz, Germany
  7. 1209 AD Oath at St. Gilles barring Jews from public offices · Toulouse, France
  8. 1209 AD Raymond VI, Count of Toulouse, humiliated and forced to swear that he would…
  9. 1210 AD Confiscatory tallage on Oxford Jews · Oxford, United Kingdom
  10. 1210 AD Count Hervé of Nevers promises not to retain fleeing royal Jews · Nevers, France
  11. 1210 AD King John's 66,000-mark extortion from the Jews · England, United Kingdom
  12. 1211 AD Coimbra Cortes bar baptized Jews from returning to Judaism · Portugal
  13. 1213 AD Pope Innocent III cancels crusaders' interest on Jewish debts · Mainz, Germany
  14. 1214–1219 AD Usury forbidden to the Jews · Bordeaux, France
  15. 1215 AD Fourth Lateran Council anti-Jewish legislation and badge · Europe (several countries)
  16. 1215 AD Fourth Lateran Council canons on Jews
  17. 1215 AD Fourth Lateran Council imposes the yellow "Badge of Shame" · Europe (several countries)
  18. 1215 AD Fourth Lateran Council orders distinctive Jewish dress
  19. 1215 AD Fourth Lateran Council orders distinctive dress · Western Christendom (several countries)
  20. 1215 AD Lateran Council prescribes Jewish badge, enforced in Carcassonne · Carcassonne, France
  21. 1215 AD Lateran Council restricts the Jews · Rome, Italy
  22. 1217 AD Papal legate orders Jews of southern France to wear the wheel · Southern France, France
  23. 1218 AD Isaac of Norwich fined 10,000 marks · Norwich, United Kingdom
  24. 1218 AD Jewish badge introduced in England · England, United Kingdom
  25. c. 1218 AD Jews barred from leaving England without permission · England, United Kingdom
  26. 1218 AD Pope Honorius III presses Spanish badge enforcement · Spain
  27. 1218 AD Royal decree restricts Jewish interest rates · France
  28. 1219 AD Archbishop of Toledo imposes poll-tax on Jews · Toledo, Spain
  29. 1219 AD Papal order for Jews to pay tithes on houses bought from Christians · Toledo, Spain
  30. 1219 AD Philip Augustus orders Jews to wear the badge · France
  31. 1221–1222 AD Frederick II orders badge and beards for Jews of Sicily · Sicily, Italy
  32. 1221–1222 AD Jewish badge imposed in Pisa · Pisa, Italy
  33. 1222 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Council of Oxford · Oxford, United Kingdom
  34. 1222 AD Badge imposed on Jews of England · England, United Kingdom
  35. 1222 AD Golden Bull strips Jews of high offices · Hungary
  36. 1222 AD Stephen Langton bans new synagogues in England
  37. 1222 AD Synod of Oxford renews anti-Jewish regulations · Oxford, United Kingdom
  38. 1223 AD Louis VIII of France prohibits his officials from recording debts owed to Jews…
  39. 1223 AD Louis VIII's Etablissement sur les Juifs · France
  40. c. 1223 AD Navy tax imposed on Portuguese Jews · Portugal
  41. 1223–1230 AD Anti-Jewish policy and confiscations under Theodore Ducas Angelus · Thessaloniki (Salonika), Greece
  42. 1224 AD Countess Mahaut ratifies Louis VIII's restrictive ordinance on Jews · Nevers, France
  43. 1224 AD Frederick II grants Sicilian Inquisition a third of Jewish confiscations · Sicily, Italy
  44. 1226 AD Bishop Lorenz imposes Leibzoll and tithes on Silesian Jews · Silesia, Poland
  45. 1226 AD Extortion of Donfolino by the mayor of Ravenna · Ravenna, Italy
  46. 1227 AD Council of Narbonne orders the wheel badge in France · France
  47. 1227 AD Tithes imposed on Jewish farmers in Beuthen district · Bytom (Beuthen), Poland
  48. 1227–1234 AD Jewish badge imposed by church councils in southern France · Languedoc, France
  49. 1228 AD Aragon restricts Jewish moneylending, oath and employment · Aragon, Spain
  50. 1228 AD Church convocation restricts Bible paraphrase and interest · Perpignan, France
  51. 1228 AD James I bars Jews from public office and Christian servants · Perpignan, France
  52. 1228 AD James I orders Jews of Aragon to wear the badge · Aragon, Spain
  53. 1228 AD James I restricts Jews' offices, servants and interest rates · Roussillon, France
  54. 1229 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Jerusalem · Jerusalem
  55. 1229 AD Jaime I caps Jewish interest and bars Christian women from Jewish households · Girona, Spain
  56. 1229 AD Raymond VII, Count of Toulouse, heir of Raymond VI, also forced to swear that…
  57. 1230 AD Melun assembly bans Jewish loans · Melun, France
  58. 1230 AD Papal order to extract 1,620 marks from the Worms Jews · Worms, Germany
  59. 1230 AD Theodore Komnenos Doukas is defeated
  60. 1233 AD Andrew II pledges badges and enforcement of anti-Jewish decrees · Hungary
  61. 1233 AD Council of Mainz excommunicates Christians associating with Jews · Mainz, Germany
  62. 1234 AD Louis IX cancels one third of debts owed to Jews · France
  63. 1235 AD Church council at Tarragona restricts Jewish moneylending and conversion · Tarragona, Spain
  64. c. 1235 AD Inquisition turns its attention to the Jews of Italy · Italy
  65. 1236 AD Frederick II declares Jews servants of the imperial treasury · Germany
  66. 1236 AD Market day set on Sabbath to exclude Jews from trade · Xanten, Germany
  67. 1237 AD Emperor Frederick II bars Jews from office in Vienna · Vienna, Austria
  68. 1238 AD Jews of Vienna declared imperial serfs (servi camerae) · Vienna, Austria
  69. 1239 AD Council of Tours bars Jews from testifying in lawsuits · Tours, France
  70. 1239 AD Frederick II bars Jews from certain offices in Wiener Neustadt · Wiener Neustadt, Austria
  71. 1240 AD Briviesca Jews ordered to pay annual tax to the cathedral · Briviesca, Spain
  72. 1240 AD Jews of Castrojeriz ordered to keep paying church levy · Castrojeriz, Spain
  73. 1241 AD Parliament of Jews at Worcester to apportion tallage · Worcester, United Kingdom
  74. 1244 AD Duke Frederick II confirms exclusion of Jews from office in Wiener Neustadt · Wiener Neustadt, Austria
  75. 1245 AD Council of Lyons orders Jewish badge in Besançon diocese · Besançon, France
  76. 1246 AD Council of Béziers bans Jews from practising medicine · Béziers, France
  77. 1246 AD Louis IX orders Carcassonne Jews imprisoned until ransom paid · Carcassonne, France
  78. 1246 AD Restrictive Toledo ordinances applied to Jews of Carmona · Carmona, Spain
  79. 1248 AD Council of Valence bans relations between Christians and Jews · Valence, France
  80. 1249 AD La Rochelle granted the right to bar Jews · La Rochelle, France
  81. 1249–1250 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Magrheb · Maghreb (several countries)
  82. c. 1250 AD Archbishop of Treves taxes the Jews · Trier (Treves), Germany
  83. 1250 AD Innocent IV bars new synagogues without permission · León, Spain
  84. 1250 AD Pope Innocent IV acts against Córdoba synagogue · Córdoba, Spain
  85. c. 1251 AD Ottocar II confirms exclusion of Jews from public office in Austrian cities · Austria
  86. 1253 AD Decree restricting Jewish residence · England, United Kingdom
  87. 1253 AD Jews restricted to towns with an Archa · England, United Kingdom
  88. 1253 AD Statute of Jewry
  89. 1254 AD Alfonso X orders Jews to pay tithes on real estate · Córdoba, Spain
  90. 1254 AD Jewish revenues in Agrigento taxed for the church · Agrigento, Italy
  91. 1254 AD Louis IX edict banning Talmudic rites and moneylending · Carcassonne, France
  92. 1254–1255 AD Henry III refuses Jews permission to leave England · England, United Kingdom
  93. 1254–1275 AD Heavy taxation of the Worms Jews for the Rhenish Alliance and King Richard · Worms, Germany
  94. 1255 AD Interest cap imposed on Jewish lenders in Worms · Worms, Germany
  95. 1256 AD Alfonso X imposes 30-denarii payment on Jews of Seville · Seville, Spain
  96. 1257 AD Alexander IV imposes the badge in the Papal States · Papal States, Italy
  97. 1257 AD Jewish badge imposed in Rome · Rome, Italy
  98. 1257 AD Louis IX confiscates Jewish landed property · France
  99. 1257 AD The Badge of shame is imposed locally on the Italian Jews
  100. 1259 AD James I cancels debts owed to Jews · Aragon, Spain
  101. 1259 AD Mainz synod orders yellow badge · Mainz, Germany
  102. 1259 AD Synod of Fritzlar imposes the Jewish badge on Mainz Jews · Mainz, Germany
  103. 1260 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Levant · Levant (several countries)
  104. 1260 AD Jews are banned from ascending above the 7th step on the Cave of the Patriarchs
  105. c. 1260 AD Mamluk decrees against non-Muslims in Damascus · Damascus, Syria
  106. 1260 AD Villefranche-sur-Saône charter bans Jewish residence · Villefranche-sur-Saône, France
  107. 1260–1277 AD Baibars doubles the tribute of non-Muslims · Egypt
  108. 1260–1277 AD Baibars extorts heavy tribute from Jews after abandoning plan to burn them · Egypt
  109. 1261 AD Archbishop Robert seizes Jewish valuables and ransoms the wealthy · Magdeburg, Germany
  110. 1262 AD Marseille Jews surrendered to the Duke of Anjou as taxable property · Marseille, France
  111. c. 1263 AD Jews compelled to attend conversionist sermons and censor texts · Aragon, Spain
  112. 1263 AD Siete Partidas penalizes Jews without the badge · Castile, Spain
  113. 1264 AD Censorship of the Talmud at Barcelona · Barcelona, Spain
  114. c. 1265 AD Annual tax and tithes imposed on Jews of Murcia · Murcia, Spain
  115. 1266 AD Breslau council restricts Jewish synagogues, offices and employment · Poland
  116. 1266 AD Jews barred from entering the Cave of Machpelah · Hebron, Palestinian territories
  117. 1267 AD Bull Turbato Corde empowers Inquisition against Jews in Rome · Rome, Italy
  118. 1267 AD Church bans social contact with Jews and sets dress code
  119. 1267 AD Church councils of Breslau and Vienna mandate the Jewish pointed hat · Silesia, Poland and elsewhere
  120. 1267 AD Council of Breslau legislates on Jews of Great Poland · Greater Poland, Poland
  121. 1267 AD In a special session, the Vienna city council forces Jews to wear Pileum…
  122. 1267 AD Jews barred from public functions and new synagogues · Poitou, France
  123. 1267 AD Salzburg council orders Jewish men to wear horned hat · Salzburg, Austria
  124. 1267 AD Synod of Breslau enacts restrictions on Jews · Wrocław (Breslau), Poland
  125. 1267 AD The Synod of Breslau orders Jews to live in a segregated quarter
  126. 1267 AD The Synod of Vienna forbids Christians from attending Jewish ceremonies, and…
  127. 1267 AD Vienna Council imposes anti-Jewish canons · Vienna, Austria
  128. 1267 AD Vienna forces Jews to wear the horned hat
  129. 1268 AD Ottocar II's charter restricts Brünn Jews and imposes fortification costs · Brno (Brünn), Czech Republic
  130. 1268 AD Oxford Jews compelled to make and erect crosses · Oxford, United Kingdom
  131. 1268 AD Papal bull "Turbato Corde" targets Jewish converts · Southern France, France
  132. 1268 AD Poll-tax and property declaration imposed on Jews · Poitou, France
  133. 1269 AD Badge ordered for Jews by Alphonse of Poitiers · Poitou, France
  134. 1269 AD Charles I of Anjou exacts large sums from Jewish communities · Anjou, France
  135. 1269 AD Jews compelled to wear the badge · Poitou, France
  136. 1269 AD Measure barring Jewish landholding via moneylending · England, United Kingdom
  137. 1269 AD Royal decree enforcing the Jewish badge in France · France
  138. 1269 AD Saint Louis ordinance imposing the badge on French Jews · France
  139. 1270 AD Alphonse forces Jews to return interest to debtors · Poitou, France
  140. 1270 AD Inquisition into usury in Poitiers jurisdiction · Poitiers, France
  141. 1270 AD Jews of Santa Cecilia quarter given to Huelgas monastery · Briviesca, Spain
  142. 1271 AD Jewish claims to hold land rejected; freehold tenure barred · England, United Kingdom
  143. 1272 AD Jews restricted to towns with archae, including York · England, United Kingdom
  144. 1272 AD Synodal restrictions on Jews by Bishop Bernard of Capendu · Carcassonne, France
  145. 1273 AD Gregory X orders Inquisition to treat relapsed Jews as heretics · Southern France, France
  146. 1274 AD Annual tax on Valencia Jews raised to 5,000 solidos · Valencia, Spain
  147. 1274 AD Edward I changes English badge to Tables of the Law · England, United Kingdom
  148. 1274 AD Royal taxes levied on Goslar Jews through the municipality · Goslar, Germany
  149. 1275 AD Edward I bans usury and imposes badge on English Jews
  150. 1275 AD Statute of the Jewry
  151. 1275 AD Statutum de Judaismo bans Jewish usury · England, United Kingdom
  152. 1276 AD Bishop's agreement imposing vassalage and taxes on Carpentras Jews · Carpentras, France
  153. 1276 AD Inquisition persecution of Provençal Jews (badges, imprisonment, ransom) · Provence, France
  154. 1276 AD Inquisitors enforce larger badge and extort fines from Jews · Marseille, France
  155. 1276 AD Inquisitors enlarge badge and fine Tarascon Jews · Tarascon, France
  156. 1277 AD Curtailment of Jewish rights in Wiener Neustadt · Wiener Neustadt, Austria
  157. 1278 AD King Rudolf orders Olmütz Jews to contribute to city expenses · Olomouc (Olmütz), Czech Republic
  158. 1278 AD Nicholas III bull urges Inquisition against converts · Rome, Italy
  159. 1279 AD Badge on left breast required in Hungary · Hungary
  160. 1279 AD Badge permitted as small embroidered wheel at Pamiers · Pamiers, France
  161. 1279 AD Ban on Christian servants and services for Jews · Perpignan, France
  162. 1279 AD Council of Ofen orders Jews to wear a wheel-shaped patch · Budapest (Ofen), Hungary
  163. 1279 AD Council of Ofen prescribes red badge for Jews · Poland
  164. 1279 AD The Synod of Ofen forbids Christians to sell or rent real estate to or from Jews
  165. 1280 AD Ban on Jews keeping Christian servants · France
  166. 1281 AD Jews of Jaca compelled to pay for repairing fortifications · Jaca, Spain
  167. 1282 AD Archbishop Peckham closes London's synagogues
  168. 1282 AD John Pectin, Archbishop of Canterbury, orders all London synagogues to close…
  169. 1283 AD Aragonese nobles force removal of Jewish officials · Aragon, Spain
  170. 1283 AD Ban on Jewish residence in small places · France
  171. 1283 AD Bishop Peckham closes synagogues in London diocese · London, United Kingdom
  172. 1283 AD Ordinance barring synagogue repairs and Talmud copies · France
  173. 1283 AD Pedro restricts Jewish public office, testimony, and trade in Valencia · Valencia, Spain
  174. 1283 AD Philip III bans Jewish residence in small rural localities · France
  175. 1283 AD Philip III of France causes mass migration of Jews by forbidding them to live…
  176. 1284 AD Severe anti-Jewish measures adopted by council of Nîmes · Nîmes, France
  177. 1285 AD Emperor Rudolph orders Goslar Jews to pay tax promptly · Goslar, Germany
  178. 1285 AD Pedro III imposes new taxes on Teruel Jews · Teruel, Spain
  179. 1285 AD Special war tax on the Jews of Salamanca · Salamanca, Spain
  180. 1285–1309 AD Charles II's restrictive ordinances on Jews of Provence · Aix-en-Provence, France
  181. 1287 AD Arrest of the Jews of England and imprisonment in Winchester · Winchester, United Kingdom
  182. 1287 AD Exeter synod reenacts church restrictions on Jews · Exeter, United Kingdom
  183. 1287 AD Synod of Exeter enacts anti-Jewish restrictions · England, United Kingdom
  184. 1288 AD Philip the Fair fines Paris Jews for loud chanting · Paris, France
  185. 1288 AD Sancho IV bans Jews of Valladolid from acquiring land · Valladolid, Spain
  186. 1288 AD Tribute exacted from Jews of Austerlitz by King Wenzel · Slavkov u Brna (Austerlitz), Czech Republic
  187. 1289 AD Council of Vienne imposes yellow badge and servant ban · Dauphiné, France
  188. 1289 AD Jews of Jaca made to pay for Sicilian expedition · Jaca, Spain
  189. c. 1290 AD Bishop fines Jewish community over Purim games · Marseille, France
  190. 1290 AD Customs duty imposed on Venetian Jews · Venice, Italy
  191. 1290 AD Philip the Fair acts against Jews with tax exemption letters · Toulouse, France
  192. 1290 AD Rudolph I annuls debts owed to Jews · Mühlhausen, Germany
  193. 1290–1292 AD Heavy taxation under Philip the Fair drives Jews from Carcassonne · Carcassonne, France
  194. 1291 AD Ban on settlement of Jews expelled from Gascony and England · France
  195. 1291 AD Jews of Erfurt pledged to the municipal council · Erfurt, Germany
  196. 1291 AD Tribute to the archbishop imposed on Toledo Jews · Toledo, Spain
  197. 1292 AD Extra tax on the Jews under Philip the Fair · France
  198. 1293 AD Sancho IV's restrictions on Jews sent to Madrid · Madrid, Spain
  199. 1293–1340 AD Tribute levied on Jews under Al-Naṣir Mohammed · Egypt
  200. 1294 AD Ban on Jews acquiring real estate in St. Martin's parish · Worms, Germany
  201. 1294 AD Charles II reintroduces anti-Jewish measures in Provence · Provence, France
  202. 1294 AD Restriction on Jewish house ownership in Frankfurt (Oder) · Frankfurt (Oder), Germany
  203. 1294–1300 AD Jews of Bern forced to forfeit claims and pay fines · Bern, Switzerland
  204. c. 1294–1303 AD Jews of Rome placed under merchant gilds' jurisdiction · Rome, Italy
  205. 1295 AD Archbishop Gerhard assigns Mainz Jews to the city with right to tax them at will · Mainz, Germany
  206. 1295 AD Berlin council bars wool merchants from supplying Jews · Berlin, Germany
  207. 1295 AD Jews forbidden to go out without cloaks · Perpignan, France
  208. 1295 AD Philip the Fair arrests the Jews and inventories their goods · France
  209. 1296 AD Council of Piazza bars Jewish physicians from treating Christians · Piazza Armerina, Italy
  210. 1296 AD Philip the Fair gives a Jew of Pontoise and his children to Charles of Valois · Pontoise, France
  211. 1298 AD Wenceslaus II extorts Bohemian Jews · Bohemia, Czech Republic
  212. 1298–1299 AD Royal tax levied on the Jews of Auvergne · Auvergne, France
  213. 1299 AD New tax on Jews and renewal of the edict of 1230 · France
  214. 1299 AD Philip the Fair allows imprisonment of Jews at Inquisitors' request · Southern France, France
  215. c. 1299 AD Philip the Fair imposes the recepta tax and badge exemption fee · Paris, France
  216. 1300 AD Ban on Jewish settlement in Trévoux charter · Trévoux, France
  217. c. 1300 AD Protection money imposed on Soest Jews by Cologne archbishop · Soest, Germany
  218. c. 1300 AD Restrictions on Jews traveling through Bremen · Bremen, Germany
  219. 1300 AD Tax imposed on the Jews of Savoy (1300) · Chambéry, France
  220. c. 1300–1399 AD Discriminatory laws against the Jews of Orange · Orange, France
  221. c. 1300–1399 AD Gnesen archdiocese orders Jews to wear red cloth badge · Greater Poland, Poland

14th century

  1. 1301 AD Mamluk decrees on clothing and dismissal of Jewish officials · Syria
  2. 1301 AD Taxes of Jews of Fulda diocese pledged to the abbot · Fulda, Germany
  3. c. 1301–1310 AD Jews of Ferrara heavily fined by the Inquisition · Ferrara, Italy
  4. 1302 AD Decree forcing Jews to kneel before the sacrament in Barcelona · Barcelona, Spain
  5. 1303 AD Further tax imposed on the Jews · France
  6. 1303–1304 AD Jews of Segovia forced to pay bishop's tax · Segovia, Spain
  7. 1304 AD Carcassonne Jews made to pay local taxes · Carcassonne, France
  8. 1305 AD Clement V threatens Jews with economic boycott
  9. 1306 AD Fiscal vexations of Provence Jews during French expulsion · Provence, France
  10. 1307 AD Ferdinand IV confirms anti-Jewish restrictions · Madrid, Spain
  11. 1307 AD Revocation of the Jewish bank charter in Brabant · Brabant, Belgium
  12. 1308 AD Ban on Jews holding public office in Provence · Provence, France
  13. 1308 AD Charles II bars Jews from public office in Tarascon · Tarascon, France
  14. 1308 AD Teutonic Order bans Jewish settlement in Gdansk · Gdańsk, Poland
  15. 1309 AD Livonian Order bars Jews from Courland · Courland, Latvia
  16. 1310 AD Archbishop Peter worsens anti-Jewish regulations · Mainz, Germany
  17. 1310 AD Confiscated Jewish goods at Mende ceded to the bishop · Mende, France
  18. 1310 AD Frederick II of Aragon adopts anti-Jewish laws, which require them to mark…
  19. 1310 AD Henry VII transfers authority over Jews to the abbot · Fulda, Germany
  20. 1310 AD Henry VII's restrictions on Nuremberg Jews · Nuremberg, Germany
  21. 1311 AD King Robert orders punishment of relapsed converts · Apulia, Italy
  22. 1312 AD Bishop Engelbert II limits Jewish interest rates in Osnabrück · Osnabrück, Germany
  23. 1312 AD Coronation-tax levied on Rome paid only by Jews · Rome, Italy
  24. 1312 AD Council of Vienne bars Jewish-Christian contact · Balearic Islands, Spain
  25. 1312 AD New tax on Jewish houses and baths in Granada · Granada, Spain
  26. 1314 AD Fine of 150,000 florins on the Jews of Majorca · Majorca, Spain
  27. 1314 AD Jewish badge imposed in Roussillon · Roussillon, France
  28. 1314 AD Jews compelled to wear a quoit-shaped badge · Perpignan, France
  29. 1314 AD Jews refused permission to settle new street near monastery · Cheb (Eger), Czech Republic
  30. 1314 AD Sancho I abrogates Jewish privileges in Majorca · Palma, Spain
  31. 1315 AD Cities granted Jewish poll and land taxes · Silesia, Poland
  32. 1315 AD Ludwig restricts the privileges of the Jews of Munich · Munich, Germany
  33. 1315 AD Tax of 2,000 pounds on returning Jews · Toulouse, France
  34. 1315–1326 AD Emir of Granada imposes the badge on Jews · Granada, Spain
  35. 1316 AD Increased yearly tax on the Worms Jewish community · Worms, Germany
  36. 1316–1322 AD Jews of Heilbronn handed over to the city · Heilbronn, Germany
  37. c. 1317 AD Poll tax and seizure of Jewish promissory notes · Perpignan, France
  38. 1319–1332 AD Yellow badge introduced for Jews in Cyprus · Cyprus
  39. 1320 AD Philip V taxes the Jews of France · Paris, France
  40. 1320–1323 AD Fine of 100,000 livres on the Jews of France · France
  41. 1321 AD Henry II of Castile imposes yellow badges
  42. 1321 AD King Henry II of Castile forces Jews to wear Yellow badge
  43. 1322 AD Badge order for the Jews of Pisa · Pisa, Italy
  44. 1322 AD Citizens released from liability for property taken from Jews · Heilbronn, Germany
  45. 1322 AD Jews and their taxes pledged to the burgrave · Nuremberg, Germany
  46. 1322 AD Regensburg Jews pawned to the dukes of Lower Bavaria · Regensburg, Germany
  47. 1322 AD Valladolid council restricts contact with Jews and bars them from office · Valladolid, Spain
  48. 1325 AD Badge and dress law enforced against Jews under Affonso IV · Portugal
  49. 1325 AD Trade of Belorado Jews limited to market day · Belorado, Spain
  50. 1325 AD Évora Jews compelled to wear yellow shield of David badge · Évora, Portugal
  51. c. 1325–1357 AD Affonso IV restricts Jewish emigration · Portugal
  52. 1327 AD Bishop Gottfried imposes annual taxes and restricted jurisdiction on Jews · Osnabrück, Germany
  53. 1327 AD Jewish settlement in Iglesias prohibited · Iglesias, Italy
  54. 1329 AD Alfonso XI endorses anti-Jewish restrictions · Madrid, Spain
  55. 1329 AD Tax law on Dissenters re-established, naming Jews · China
  56. 1330 AD Humiliating Jewish oath regulations in Daroca · Daroca, Spain
  57. 1330 AD Order to appoint Christian administrator of Jewish affairs in Barbastro · Barbastro, Spain
  58. 1330 AD Soest limits Jewish residence to two families · Soest, Germany
  59. 1332 AD Alfonso XI bars Vitoria Jews from taking promissory notes · Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain
  60. 1335 AD General Jewish tax introduced in Carinthia · Carinthia, Austria
  61. 1335 AD Salamanca council restricts Jews and Moors · Salamanca, Spain
  62. 1336 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Castile · Castile, Spain
  63. 1336 AD Arrest of all Jews in Bohemia for ransom · Bohemia, Czech Republic
  64. 1336 AD Removal of Birkat ha-Minim from Jewish prayer books · Valladolid, Spain
  65. 1336–1340 AD Exactions on Goslar Jews by Emperor Louis IV · Goslar, Germany
  66. 1337 AD Emperor Ludwig assigns Osnabrück Jews to Count of Waldeck for taxation · Osnabrück, Germany
  67. 1338 AD Imprisonment of Samuel Benveniste and confiscation of his estates · Barcelona, Spain
  68. 1340 AD Prohibition of levirate marriage · China
  69. 1341 AD Badge requirement in the statutes of Nice · Nice, France
  70. 1341 AD Restriction on renting shops to Jews in Seville · Seville, Spain
  71. 1341–1342 AD Fine for journey to Eretz Israel · Cervera, Spain
  72. 1342 AD Golden penny tax imposed on the Jews of Munich · Munich, Germany
  73. 1342 AD Imperial Opferpfennig and gulden tax on Jews · Oettingen, Germany
  74. 1342 AD Opferpfennig poll tax levied on Rothenburg Jews · Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
  75. 1342 AD Opferpfennig tax imposed on Nuremberg Jews · Nuremberg, Germany
  76. 1342 AD Poll tax imposed on Jews by Louis IV · Germany
  77. 1343 AD Joanna I renews punishment of relapsed converts · Apulia, Italy
  78. 1344 AD Ban on Jews buying Christian-owned houses · Nuremberg, Germany
  79. 1344 AD The citizens of Speyer ask the King's permission to confiscate the houses of…
  80. 1345 AD Jews prohibited from trading in Bremen · Bremen, Germany
  81. 1345 AD Tarascon charter restricts Jewish butchering and work · Tarascon, France
  82. 1346 AD Genoese humiliating obligations imposed on Chios Jews · Chios, Greece
  83. 1346 AD Louis IV cancels Württemberg counts' debts to Jews · Württemberg, Germany
  84. 1346 AD Yellow hat decree for Jews of Chios · Chios, Greece
  85. 1347 AD Charles IV imposes wood tax on Nuremberg Jews · Nuremberg, Germany
  86. 1347 AD Municipal law of 1347 restricts Munich Jews · Munich, Germany
  87. 1348 AD Alfonso XI moves against Jewish usury · Castile, Spain
  88. 1349 AD Charles IV claims Strasburg Jews' loan proceeds · Strasbourg, France
  89. c. 1349 AD City statutes regulate Jewish taxes and costume in Rome · Rome, Italy
  90. 1349 AD Jewish property in Worms given to the citizens · Worms, Germany
  91. 1350 AD Charles IV absolves Eger citizens of the 1350 massacre · Cheb (Eger), Czech Republic
  92. 1350 AD Cities given right to admit or refuse Jews · Silesia, Poland
  93. 1350 AD Pedro IV levies sum on Cervera Jews · Cervera, Spain
  94. 1350–1365 AD Confiscation of Jewish credits in Gap, Montauban and Meuillon · Gap, France
  95. c. 1350–1399 AD Restrictions on Jews under Queen Joanna of Provence · Arles, France
  96. 1352 AD Church Council excommunicates Jews and heretics · Bulgaria
  97. 1352 AD Jews barred from the former Jewish street in Cheb · Cheb, Czech Republic
  98. 1354 AD Mamluk anti-dhimmi decrees of 1301 reintroduced in Syria · Syria
  99. 1354 AD Wealthy Jews summoned to join the army · China
  100. 1355 AD Archbishop of Besançon renews ban on Christian servants · Besançon, France
  101. 1356 AD Golden Bull grants electors the right to tax Jews · Holy Roman Empire (several countries)
  102. 1358 AD Peter IV restricts Jewish food purchases in the market · Perpignan, France
  103. 1359 AD Pedro IV empowers inquisitor against relapsed Jewish converts · Aragon, Spain
  104. 1360 AD Roman statutes prescribe red Jewish dress · Rome, Italy
  105. 1360 AD Sephardic Jew Samuel ben Meir Abulafia is arrested and tortured to death in…
  106. 1360 AD Treaty barring settlement of Jews who left Austria or Bohemia · Austria and elsewhere
  107. 1360–1365 AD Debts owed to Jews canceled during their absence · Sopron, Hungary
  108. 1361 AD Charles IV cancels debts owed to Jews · Prague, Czech Republic
  109. 1362 AD Duke Rudolph IV issues Tötbriefe invalidating Jewish debts · Austria
  110. 1362 AD Limit on Jewish families and annual tax in Treves · Trier (Treves), Germany
  111. 1363 AD Jewish badge imposed in Montpellier · Montpellier, France
  112. 1363 AD Jews pay 3,000 pounds during Castilian civil war · Cervera, Spain
  113. 1363 AD John the Good annuls Jewish privileges and reimposes badge · France
  114. 1363 AD Joseph hanged on the outside of the gallows in Nuremberg · Nuremberg, Germany
  115. 1363 AD Levy of 500 sólidos on Barbastro Jews · Barbastro, Spain
  116. 1363 AD War tax on Judah Eleazar and the Valencia community · Valencia, Spain
  117. 1364 AD Ban on Christian butchers selling meat to Jews · Montpellier, France
  118. 1365 AD Jews of Leon made to pay municipal taxes · León, Spain
  119. 1365 AD Searches for wine among Jews of Damascus · Damascus, Syria
  120. 1366 AD Ban on Jews engraving seals · Austria
  121. 1366 AD Ban on external decoration of synagogues · Sicily, Italy
  122. c. 1366 AD Crushing war-taxes imposed on Jews of Palencia by Henry of Trastamara · Palencia, Spain
  123. 1366 AD Henry levies 30,000 doubloons on the Jews of Burgos · Burgos, Spain
  124. 1366 AD Jewish tax of Alcalá de Henares granted to the archbishop · Alcalá de Henares, Spain
  125. c. 1366 AD Jews of Segovia, Avila and Toledo despoiled and fined · Segovia, Spain
  126. 1367 AD Tax imposed on Jew Frondel in Chemnitz · Chemnitz, Germany
  127. 1368 AD Harsh treatment of converts returning to Judaism · Brindisi, Italy
  128. 1368 AD Jews restricted to an assigned well · Montpellier, France
  129. 1368 AD Special taxes imposed on Dresden Jews · Dresden, Germany
  130. 1368 AD The Synod of Lavour prohibits the sale or transfer of Church property to Jews
  131. c. 1369 AD Henry de Trastamare fines the Jews of Burgos · Burgos, Spain
  132. 1369 AD Jewish badge ordered in Sicily · Sicily, Italy
  133. 1369 AD King extorts 20,000 doubloons from Toledo Jews · Toledo, Spain
  134. 1370 AD Confiscation of Jewish property in Austria · Austria
  135. c. 1370 AD Imprisonment of Austrian Jews and confiscation of property · Habsburg lands (several countries)
  136. 1370 AD Jews ordered to live only in the Juderia of Valencia · Valencia, Spain
  137. 1370–1384 AD Persecution of Jews under Louis of Hungary · Poland
  138. 1371 AD Badge ordinances revived in Spain · Spain
  139. 1371 AD Ban on Jewish sale of wine and grain in Styria · Styria, Austria
  140. 1371 AD Cortes of Toro anti-Jewish demands; badge and name bans granted · Castile, Spain
  141. 1371 AD Judenbuch introduced in Bratislava · Bratislava, Slovakia
  142. 1373 AD Council ordinances on Jewish dress and conduct · Erfurt, Germany
  143. 1373 AD Emperor demands 10,000 gulden from Augsburg Jews · Augsburg, Germany
  144. 1375 AD Jews of Ávila forced to attend church disputation · Ávila, Spain
  145. 1378 AD Charles V extracts 20,000 francs from the Jews of France · France
  146. 1378–1390 AD Ferrant Martínez's anti-Jewish campaign in Seville · Seville, Spain
  147. c. 1378–1400 AD Debt remission under Wenceslaus ruins Munich Jews · Munich, Germany
  148. 1379 AD Ban on Jews carrying or selling arms · Castile, Spain
  149. 1379 AD New restrictions and ban on trading outside the Judería in Burgos · Burgos, Spain
  150. 1379–1380 AD Ducal loan of 10,000 pounds exacted from Austrian Jews · Austria
  151. 1380 AD Castilian Jews lose criminal jurisdiction · Castile, Spain
  152. 1380 AD Cortes of Soria limits Jewish self-jurisdiction · Castile, Spain
  153. 1380 AD Council extorts 2,200 silver marks from the Jews · Erfurt, Germany
  154. 1380 AD Further humiliating dress rules and residence limits · Erfurt, Germany
  155. 1382 AD Citizenship revoked for Umelin and horse trading banned · Basel, Switzerland
  156. 1382 AD Jews barred from owning land and vineyards in Tarascon · Tarascon, France
  157. 1382 AD Remission of Vienna citizens' debt interest to Jews · Vienna, Austria
  158. c. 1383 AD Exclusion of Jews from positions of trust under John I · Lisbon, Portugal
  159. 1384 AD Augsburg Jews forced to pay 22,000 gulden to the council · Augsburg, Germany
  160. 1385 AD Annual tax of 4,000 ducats imposed on Jews · Venice, Italy
  161. 1385 AD Bishop revokes 1343 agreement and reimposes annual tax · Carpentras, France
  162. 1385 AD Federation of cities voids debts owed to Jews · Ulm, Germany
  163. 1385 AD Imprisonment and ransom of Nuremberg Jews under Wenzel · Nuremberg, Germany
  164. 1385 AD Jews barred from serving as royal and noble financial agents · Castile, Spain
  165. 1385 AD John I imposes restrictions on Jews · Madrid, Spain
  166. 1385 AD John of Castile reinforces previous anti-Jewish legislation
  167. 1385 AD King Wenzel cancels all debts owed to Jews · Augsburg, Germany
  168. 1385 AD Wenceslaus, Holy Roman Emperor, arrests the Jews from the Swabian League and…
  169. 1385–1390 AD Annulment of debts owed to Rothenburg Jews · Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
  170. 1385–1390 AD Emperor Wenzel's contributions levied on German Jews · Regensburg, Germany
  171. 1385–1390 AD Wenceslaus IV's debt moratoria · Germany
  172. 1385–1390 AD Wenzel's financial operations against Jewish creditors · Germany
  173. 1386 AD Strasburg Jews fined 20,000 florins · Strasbourg, France
  174. 1386 AD Wenceslaus orders dress laws and Jewish badge garments at Strasburg · Strasbourg, France
  175. 1387 AD Cortes of Briviesca enact anti-Jewish restrictions · Briviesca, Spain
  176. 1387 AD Rhenish cities at Speyer bar Christian servants in Jewish homes · Speyer, Germany
  177. 1387 AD Venetian tax on Cretan Jews raised to 2,500 hyperperes · Crete, Greece
  178. 1387 AD Wenceslaus bans Jews of Colmar, Schlettstadt and Hagenau over taxes · Colmar, France
  179. 1388 AD Annulment of Jewish privileges and special tax in Dauphiné · Dauphiné, France
  180. 1388 AD Summons and collective fines on the Jews of the Dauphiné · Grenoble, France
  181. 1390 AD Additional tollage of 2,000 francs on Jews · Dauphiné, France
  182. 1390 AD Governor forbids Jews to bear arms and restricts their movement · Balearic Islands, Spain
  183. 1390 AD Second annulment of debts to Jews by Wenceslaus · Regensburg, Germany
  184. 1390 AD Wenceslaus IV annuls debts owed to Jews of Schweinfurt · Schweinfurt, Germany
  185. 1390 AD Wenceslaus cancels debts owed to Jews · Ulm, Germany and elsewhere
  186. 1390 AD Wenzel remits all debts due to the Jews of Eger · Cheb (Eger), Czech Republic
  187. c. 1390–1400 AD Wenceslaus annuls debts owed to Jews · Holy Roman Empire (several countries)
  188. 1391 AD Jews forbidden to leave Perpignan · Perpignan, France
  189. 1391 AD Restrictions on Jews entering Valencia · Valencia, Spain
  190. 1391 AD Royal impounding of assets of ruined Jewish communities · Aragon, Spain
  191. 1391 AD Wenceslaus cancels Erfurt citizens' debts to Jews · Erfurt, Germany
  192. 1392 AD Amnesty for attackers and cancellation of Christian debts to Jews · Majorca, Spain
  193. 1392 AD Christians exempted from paying interest on Jewish loans · Hungary
  194. 1392 AD Wenceslaus annuls Jewish debt claims · Colmar, France
  195. 1392 AD Wenceslaus edict liquidating Jewish debts · Ulm, Germany
  196. 1392–1395 AD Jews ordered to supply guards for ramparts near the ghetto · Crete, Greece
  197. 1393 AD Ban on funeral decorations · Sicily, Italy
  198. 1393 AD Decree separating Jews and Conversos and imposing badge in Tortosa · Tortosa, Spain
  199. 1393 AD John I of Aragon prescribes special clothing for Jews · Aragon, Spain
  200. 1394 AD Duke of Foix prevents Jews from leaving Pamiers · Pamiers, France
  201. c. 1395 AD Henry III threatens Toledo Jews with slavery over taxes · Toledo, Spain
  202. 1395 AD Jews forbidden to live in Carmona · Carmona, Spain
  203. 1395 AD Ulm council restricts Jewish trade in precious metals · Ulm, Germany
  204. 1395 AD Venetian tax on Cretan Jews raised to 3,000 hyperperes · Crete, Greece
  205. 1396 AD Duke Wilhelm's ordinance on Jewish credit bills · Carinthia, Austria
  206. 1396 AD Fifteen-day residence limit and yellow badge for Venetian Jews · Venice, Italy
  207. 1396 AD Restrictions on Jewish trade and landholding in Linz · Linz, Austria
  208. 1397 AD Agrigento Jews compelled to equip soldiers for King Martin I · Agrigento, Italy
  209. 1397 AD Queen Maria orders badge and green clothing for Barcelona Jews · Barcelona, Spain
  210. 1398 AD Interest cap of 12 per cent on Khania Jews · Chania, Greece
  211. 1398 AD Leibzoll body tax imposed on Jews in Worms · Worms, Germany
  212. 1399 AD Italian Jews form synods amid anti-Jewish measures · Italy
  213. 1400 AD King Martin requires badge from Jews of Lérida · Lleida, Spain
  214. c. 1400 AD Restrictions on forced converts and dress decrees · Fez, Morocco
  215. c. 1400–1488 AD Papal and Venetian decrees against shipping Jews to the Holy Land · Jaffa, Israel and elsewhere
  216. c. 1400–1499 AD Bishops of Cosenza attempt to tax Jewish assets · Cosenza, Italy
  217. c. 1400–1499 AD Jews limited to three-day stays in Metz · Metz, France

15th century

  1. 1401 AD Ban on Jewish meat retailing in Znojmo · Znojmo (Znaim), Czech Republic
  2. 1401 AD Ban on re-establishing Jewish community in Barcelona · Barcelona, Spain
  3. 1403 AD Benedict XIII claims episcopal taxes from Carpentras Jews · Carpentras, France
  4. 1403 AD Jew forced to promise not to practise medicine · Vienna, Austria
  5. 1403 AD Jews made to pay half the cost of repairing Candia's walls · Heraklion (Candia), Greece
  6. 1405 AD Henry III restricts Jewish usury and commerce · Castile, Spain
  7. 1405 AD Opferpfennig ordered to be paid by Jews of Treves · Trier (Treves), Germany
  8. 1405 AD Venetian rule strips Padua's Jews of citizenship and settlement rights · Padua, Italy
  9. 1406 AD Nuremberg Jews forbidden to build a new synagogue · Nuremberg, Germany
  10. 1406 AD Venice orders yellow badge for Jews of Corfu · Corfu, Greece
  11. 1407 AD Charles III orders seizure and arrests over unpaid Jewish tax · Pamplona, Spain
  12. 1408 AD Jews barred from all professions except moneylending in Verona · Verona, Italy
  13. 1408 AD Limit on Jewish land ownership in Corfu · Corfu, Greece
  14. 1410 AD Duke and city agree to tax Regensburg Jews · Regensburg, Germany
  15. 1410 AD Forced loans demanded of Cretan Jews by the Venetian Senate · Crete, Greece
  16. 1411 AD Cancellation of debts owed to Jews · Bohemia, Czech Republic
  17. 1412 AD Castilian law of 1412 restricting Jewish life · Castile, Spain
  18. 1412 AD Laws of Valladolid · Valladolid, Spain
  19. 1412 AD Strict enforcement of anti-Jewish laws under Burji Mamelukes · Egypt
  20. 1412 AD Temporary suspension of Jewish civil jurisdiction in Castile · Castile, Spain
  21. c. 1412–1415 AD Segregation laws and conversions under Vicente Ferrer · Teruel, Spain
  22. 1413 AD Ferdinand's decree restricting the Jews of Majorca · Majorca, Spain
  23. 1413 AD Segregation, badge and restrictions on Jews in Dauphiné · Grenoble, France
  24. 1414 AD Arrest of Rothenburg Jews to extract money for Sigismund · Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
  25. 1414 AD Heavy imperial tax on Goslar Jews · Goslar, Germany
  26. c. 1414 AD Jews forced out of their homes after Tortosa Disputation · Huesca, Spain
  27. 1414 AD Sigismund demands 800 gulden from the Jews · Nördlingen, Germany
  28. 1414 AD Sigismund extorts 12,000 florins for Council of Constance · Nuremberg, Germany
  29. 1415 AD Benedict XIII bans the Talmud and forces sermons on Jews
  30. 1415 AD Benedict XIII bull demands yellow and red badge · Spain
  31. 1415 AD Ferdinand I restricts Jewish pawnbroking, medicine and food exchange · Roussillon, France
  32. 1415 AD Ferdinand I restricts synagogues · Perpignan, France
  33. 1415 AD Papal bull forbidding Talmud study and degrading Jews · Aragon, Spain
  34. 1416 AD Heavy tax imposed on the Jews of Wiener Neustadt · Wiener Neustadt, Austria
  35. 1416 AD Sigismund imposes 6,000 gulden on Erfurt Jews · Erfurt, Germany
  36. 1416–1418 AD Sigismund levies 10% annual tax on Jewish movable assets · Nuremberg, Germany
  37. 1417 AD Bishop Albergati orders Jews to wear yellow badge · Bologna, Italy
  38. 1418 AD Distinctive hat and bells ordered for Jewish women · Salzburg, Austria
  39. 1418 AD Erfurt Jews forced to declare property on oath · Erfurt, Germany
  40. 1418 AD Order for horn-shaped hats and bells for Jews · Salzburg, Austria
  41. 1419 AD Conversos barred from public office in Toledo · Toledo, Spain
  42. 1419 AD Restriction on pledges taken by Jews · Bohemia, Czech Republic
  43. c. 1420 AD Church tax and anti-Jewish legislation confirmed after Council of Kalisz · Poland
  44. 1420 AD Venetian authorities impose lower interest rate on Jewish bankers in Padua · Padua, Italy
  45. 1421 AD Ulm laws on Jewish employment, slaughtering and marketing · Ulm, Germany
  46. 1422 AD Ban on Jewish loans on wool and cotton · Ulm, Germany
  47. 1422 AD Bishop of Würzburg's restrictive decree on Rothenburg Jews · Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
  48. 1422 AD Jewish badge imposed in Verona · Verona, Italy
  49. 1422 AD Jews forced to renounce claims against Christians · Bayreuth, Germany
  50. 1422 AD Worms Jews outlawed and houses confiscated by Sigismund · Worms, Germany
  51. 1423 AD Agreement barring Jewish lending in Styria to Albrecht's subjects · Styria, Austria
  52. 1423 AD Ban on Jewish lending on notes · Poland
  53. 1423 AD Jews forbidden to hold real estate in Venice · Venice, Italy
  54. 1423 AD Residence rights granted on payment of annual tax · Brzeg (Brieg), Poland
  55. 1423 AD Special "third penny" tax levied on Oppenheim Jews · Oppenheim, Germany
  56. 1425 AD Forced loan imposed on Jews of Trévoux · Trévoux, France
  57. 1429 AD Augsburg Jews pledged to Count von Pappenheim · Augsburg, Germany
  58. 1430 AD Amadeus VIII's statute imposes badge and restrictions on Jews · Turin, Italy
  59. 1430 AD Discriminatory restrictions imposed on Sardinian Jews · Sardinia, Italy
  60. 1430 AD Jewish badge enforced in Padua · Padua, Italy
  61. 1430 AD Statutes of Amadeus VIII impose badge on Jews · Vercelli, Italy
  62. c. 1430–1485 AD Harsh restrictions on Jews of Cagliari and other communities · Cagliari, Italy
  63. 1431 AD Oppressive taxes laid on Cretan Jews (1431) · Crete, Greece
  64. c. 1431–1447 AD Eugenius IV's severe anti-Jewish bull · Rome, Italy
  65. 1432 AD Duke Albert III taxes the Jews to repair Hussite war damage · Munich, Germany
  66. 1432 AD Oppressive taxes laid on Cretan Jews (1432) · Crete, Greece
  67. 1433 AD Coronation tax imposed on Rothenburg Jews · Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
  68. 1433 AD Jews barred from residence and transit in Verdun · Verdun, France
  69. 1433 AD Jews of Crete barred from brokerage · Crete, Greece
  70. 1433–1438 AD King Duarte's policy of separating Jews from Christians · Portugal
  71. 1434 AD Council of Basel
  72. 1434 AD Emperor Sigismund reintroduces badge at Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany
  73. 1434 AD New repressive measures against Venetian Jews · Venice, Italy
  74. 1435 AD Ban on brokerage and compulsory Jewish badge · Aix-en-Provence, France
  75. 1436 AD Como demands Jewish badge and taxes from newcomers · Como, Italy
  76. 1436 AD Jewish mansions assigned to university students · Turin, Italy
  77. 1436 AD Sigismund bars Hagenau citizens from renting or selling houses to Jews · Haguenau, France
  78. 1437 AD Edict barring house sales or rentals to Jews · Colmar, France
  79. 1437 AD Interest rate cap on Jewish moneylending in Znojmo · Znojmo (Znaim), Czech Republic
  80. 1437 AD Yellow badge ordinance strictly enforced · Nördlingen, Germany
  81. 1437–1439 AD King Albert levies 600 florins on the Jews · Nördlingen, Germany
  82. 1438 AD Gdansk limits tolerance of Jewish visitors · Gdańsk, Poland
  83. 1438 AD Sigismund pledges Erfurt Jews to Matthes Schlick · Erfurt, Germany
  84. 1439 AD Jewish badge imposed at Montélimar · Montélimar, France
  85. 1439 AD Jews burdened with annual war payment of 4,000 ducats · Crete, Greece
  86. 1441 AD Badge of the wheel imposed on Jews of Valence · Valence, France
  87. 1441 AD Nominal protection tax on Jews under Burgundian rule · Luxembourg
  88. 1441–1450 AD Cancellation of debts owed to Jews · Hungary
  89. 1442 AD 6,000 gulden coronation gift extorted for Friedrich III · Erfurt, Germany
  90. 1442 AD Bull of Eugene IV against the Jews · Toledo, Spain
  91. 1442 AD Eugene IV's bull stripping Jews of rights · Ravenna, Italy
  92. 1442 AD Eugenius IV introduces harsh anti-Jewish measures · Papal States, Italy
  93. 1442 AD Eugenius IV issues sweeping restrictions on Italian Jews · Tivoli, Italy
  94. 1442 AD Eugenius IV's restrictive bull of 1442 · Rome, Italy
  95. 1443 AD Professions again denied to Jews; badge changed to star · Verona, Italy
  96. 1444 AD Friedrich III's decree restricting Jewish lawsuits and lending · Sankt Veit an der Glan, Austria
  97. 1446 AD Frederick II orders Jews imprisoned and property confiscated · Brandenburg, Germany
  98. 1446 AD Imprisonment of Jews and confiscation of property · Brandenburg, Germany
  99. 1446 AD King René imposes annual tribute on Jewish congregations · Provence, France
  100. 1446 AD Special tax on Jews for Princess Katharina's dowry · Carinthia, Austria
  101. 1447 AD Duchess Elizabeth restricts Liegnitz Jews to money-lending · Legnica (Liegnitz), Poland
  102. 1447 AD Jewish interest rate cut by half · Nördlingen, Germany
  103. 1447 AD Nicholas V bans Jewish moneylending at interest · Papal States, Italy
  104. 1447–1455 AD Nicholas V renews anti-Jewish legislation · Rome, Italy
  105. 1449 AD Khania Jews barred from lending on mortgages · Chania, Greece
  106. 1449 AD Limit on Jewish grazing in Huesca · Huesca, Spain
  107. 1449 AD Nicolas V orders death for Jewish apostates in Sicily · Sicily, Italy
  108. 1449 AD Thirteen conversos removed from office in Toledo · Toledo, Spain
  109. c. 1450 AD Mameluke sultan imposes annual tax on Jerusalem Jews · Jerusalem
  110. c. 1450–1499 AD Jews excluded from public office in Tarascon · Tarascon, France
  111. 1451 AD Bamberg synod restricts Nuremberg Jews and imposes badges · Nuremberg, Germany
  112. 1451 AD Ban on Jewish moneylending in Arnhem · Arnhem, Netherlands
  113. 1451 AD Jewish badge ordered in Hanover · Hanover, Germany
  114. 1451 AD Jews of Sicily compelled to pay inquisitor's expenses · Palermo, Italy
  115. 1451 AD Nicholas of Cusa orders Jews of Arnhem to register and wear a badge · Arnhem, Netherlands
  116. 1452 AD Badge ordered for Regensburg Jews · Regensburg, Germany
  117. 1452 AD Yellow badge imposed on Jews of Milan · Milan, Italy
  118. 1453 AD Further reduction of permitted Jewish interest rate in Znojmo · Znojmo (Znaim), Czech Republic
  119. 1453 AD Jews of Carrión excluded from tax relief · Carrión de los Condes, Spain
  120. 1453–1455 AD Ladislaus confirms ban on Jewish residence in Vienna · Vienna, Austria
  121. c. 1453–1474 AD Wallachian tribute levied on Jews with mutilation penalty · Vidin (Widdin), Bulgaria
  122. 1454 AD Residence ban on Jews in Znojmo and entry toll · Znojmo (Znaim), Czech Republic
  123. 1454 AD Statute of Nieszawa abolishes Jewish privileges in Poland · Poland
  124. 1455 AD Côrtes of Lisbon demand restrictions on Jews · Lisbon, Portugal
  125. 1456 AD Borso forces Ferrara Jews to plant avenue of poplars · Ferrara, Italy
  126. 1456 AD Jews barred from living in Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany
  127. 1456 AD Mehmed II lets Athenians bar Jewish residence · Athens, Greece
  128. 1456 AD Pope Caliextus III issues a papal bull which prohibits Jews from testifying…
  129. 1457 AD Pius II bans Jews from food trade and dealings with Christians · Avignon, France
  130. 1458 AD Yellow badge order renewed at Bologna · Bologna, Italy
  131. 1459 AD Pius II demands a one-fifth levy on Jewish property · Lombardy, Italy
  132. 1459 AD Special tax imposed on the Jews of Mantua · Mantua, Italy
  133. 1460 AD Frederick III grants Estates' request to restrict Jewish settlement · Austria
  134. 1460 AD René bars Jews from public office · Tarascon, France
  135. 1460 AD Yellow marker required on meat sold by Jews in Arnhem · Arnhem, Netherlands
  136. 1461 AD Cortes of Santarém bans silk clothing for Jews · Santarém, Portugal
  137. c. 1461–1483 AD Heavy fine imposed on the Jews of Dauphiné by Louis XI · Dauphiné, France
  138. 1463 AD Eger Jews placed under dominion of the city · Cheb (Eger), Czech Republic
  139. 1463 AD Fine imposed on 14 Jews of Valence by the dauphin · Valence, France
  140. 1464 AD Jews' badge introduced in Fano · Fano, Italy
  141. 1465 AD Anti-Jewish concordia imposed on Henry IV of Castile · Castile, Spain
  142. 1465 AD Oppressive taxes laid on Cretan Jews (1465) · Crete, Greece
  143. 1467–1468 AD Conversos forbidden to bear arms and excluded from office · Toledo, Spain
  144. 1468 AD Monte di pietà established at Recanati against Jewish lenders · Recanati, Italy
  145. 1468 AD Monte di pietà founded in Urbino to restrict Jewish activities · Urbino, Italy
  146. 1470 AD Personal tax of 4,000 florins on Jews · Carinthia, Austria
  147. 1471–1486 AD Hostility toward Jewish wine importers in Trnava · Trnava, Slovakia
  148. 1473 AD Maranos barred from public office in Córdoba · Córdoba, Spain
  149. 1473 AD Yellow wheel badge imposed on Jews of Parma · Parma, Italy
  150. 1475 AD Ban on Jews accepting real estate as security · Hungary
  151. 1475 AD René imposes 8,000-florin subsidy on Tarascon Jews · Tarascon, France
  152. 1476 AD Confiscation of Regensburg Jewish community property · Regensburg, Germany
  153. 1476 AD Jewish communities lose criminal jurisdiction · Castile, Spain
  154. 1476–1478 AD Council bars Jews from entering Colmar · Colmar, France
  155. 1477 AD Ferdinand and Isabella confirm the 1224 Sicilian law · Spain and elsewhere
  156. 1477 AD Jews of Orange excluded from the wheat trade · Orange, France
  157. 1478 AD Como imposes restrictive contract with higher taxes on Jews · Como, Italy
  158. 1478 AD Enforcement of distinctive badge on Madrid Jews · Madrid, Spain
  159. 1478 AD Ferdinand and Isabella issue anti-Jewish measures from Córdoba · Córdoba, Spain
  160. 1478 AD Personal tax of 3,000 florins on Jews · Carinthia, Austria
  161. 1478 AD Renewed ban on Jewish trade and surgery · Madrid, Spain
  162. 1479 AD Municipal code bans Jewish interest and imposes oath · Nuremberg, Germany
  163. 1480 AD Cortes of Toledo adopts anti-Jewish decrees · Toledo, Spain
  164. 1480 AD Duke bans Bernardinus of Feltre's anti-Jewish preaching in Pavia · Pavia, Italy
  165. 1480 AD Glogau granted right to exclude Jews · Głogów (Glogau), Poland
  166. 1480 AD Papal bull authorizes the Inquisition in Spain · Spain
  167. 1480 AD Papal bull favorable to Jews annulled · Avignon, France
  168. 1480 AD Spanish Inquisition established in Castile · Castile, Spain
  169. 1481 AD Annulment of Jewish short-term lending decree · Parma, Italy
  170. 1481 AD Decree fixing harsh penalties for offenses against Christianity · Sardinia, Italy
  171. 1481 AD Edict to seize fugitive Maranos and confiscate their property · Castile, Spain
  172. 1481–1487 AD Anti-Jewish restrictions in Sardinia · Sardinia, Italy
  173. 1482 AD Cortes of Tafalla restricts Jews on Christian festivals · Navarre, Spain
  174. 1482 AD Decree restricting Christian women's contact with the Vitoria ghetto · Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain
  175. 1482 AD Padua's Jews placed under the Venetian senate's supervision · Padua, Italy
  176. 1482 AD Vitoria bars Jews from the Franciscan monastery until after mass · Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain
  177. 1483 AD Ferdinand cancels Jews' right to prolonged stays in Valencia · Valencia, Spain
  178. 1484 AD Christians forbidden to let Jews read church decrees or act as lawyers · Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain
  179. 1484 AD Jewish badge required under Pirano capitoli · Piran (Pirano), Slovenia
  180. 1485 AD Ban on commerce for Jews and Moors in Burgos · Burgos, Spain
  181. 1485 AD Distinctive sign and lodging ban for Jews of Palencia · Palencia, Spain
  182. 1485 AD Jews compelled to attend anti-Jewish sermons · Mantua, Italy
  183. 1485 AD Jews declared royal property and barred from exporting belongings · Sardinia, Italy
  184. 1485 AD Oppressive taxes laid on Cretan Jews (1485) · Crete, Greece
  185. 1485 AD Palencia Jews levied for ransom of Malaga prisoners · Palencia, Spain
  186. 1485 AD Special levy on Jews of Córdoba and Palma for Granada war · Córdoba, Spain
  187. 1485 AD Tax levied on Jews of Castrojeriz for war against Granada · Castrojeriz, Spain
  188. 1485 AD War levy on Briviesca Jews for Granada war · Briviesca, Spain
  189. 1486 AD Jewish taxation handed to city council to speed expulsion · Regensburg, Germany
  190. 1486 AD Jews of Gerona compelled to wear distinguishing clothing · Girona, Spain
  191. 1486 AD Vitoria assembly restricts Jewish baking and work on Christian holidays · Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain
  192. 1486–1490 AD Forced levy on Jews of Carrión for the Granada war · Carrión de los Condes, Spain
  193. 1487 AD Innocent VIII's bull against the Maranos and arrests in Rome · Rome, Italy
  194. 1487 AD Porto council opposes admission of Spanish Jewish refugees · Porto, Portugal
  195. 1488 AD Jewish physicians forbidden to practice in Geneva · Geneva, Switzerland
  196. 1488 AD Jews fined for dancing and threatened over city well · Nördlingen, Germany
  197. 1488 AD Jews forced to cancel debts to avert expulsion · Bayreuth, Germany
  198. 1488–1491 AD Heavy war taxes on Guadalajara Jews for Granada war · Guadalajara, Spain
  199. c. 1490 AD Continual persecution of Buda Jews after 1490 · Budapest (Buda), Hungary
  200. 1490 AD Inquisition tribunal established in Ávila · Ávila, Spain
  201. 1490 AD Jews of Oedenburg imprisoned over debts · Sopron (Oedenburg), Hungary
  202. 1490 AD Severe ordinances of the Mühldorf provincial council · Mühldorf, Germany
  203. 1490–1516 AD Heavy taxes imposed on Jews by Ladislaus II · Hungary
  204. c. 1490–1516 AD Ladislas VI cancels debts owed to Jews · Hungary
  205. 1491 AD Immigrant Jewish houses in Porto marked with letter P · Porto, Portugal
  206. 1491 AD Judenbuch ordinance and limits on Jewish interest · Carinthia, Austria
  207. 1491 AD Surrender terms impose deadline and restrictions on Jews in Granada · Granada, Spain
  208. 1492 AD Glatz granted right to exclude Jews · Kłodzko (Glatz), Poland
  209. 1492 AD Pledges restricted to presence of two witnesses · Nördlingen, Germany
  210. 1492 AD Repeal of temporary harbor stay for Spanish Jewish exiles · Genoa, Italy
  211. c. 1492 AD Spanish America closed to New Christians · Spanish America (several countries)
  212. 1492 AD Spanish Jewish refugees enslaved by John II in Portugal · Portugal
  213. 1493 AD Ban on Jewish settlement in Magdeburg · Magdeburg, Germany
  214. 1493 AD Maranos ordered out of the former Jewish street in Vitoria · Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain
  215. 1494 AD Ban on sheltering former Jews in Jerez · Jerez de la Frontera, Spain
  216. 1494 AD Toledo Jewish community property transferred to the crown · Toledo, Spain
  217. 1495 AD Jewish notes declared not legal in courts · Nördlingen, Germany
  218. 1495 AD Maximilian demands a coronation levy and one-third of Jewish property · Nördlingen, Germany
  219. 1495–1523 AD Special tax imposed on the Jews of Sopron · Sopron, Hungary
  220. 1496 AD Jewish badge ordered in Mantua · Mantua, Italy
  221. 1496 AD Venice replaces yellow circle with yellow head-covering · Venice, Italy
  222. 1497 AD Hebrew books banned for New Christians · Portugal
  223. 1498 AD Dukes Ulrich and Christopher refuse Jews residence in Württemberg · Stuttgart, Germany
  224. c. 1498 AD Public shaming of Maranos of Tudela in "La Manta" · Tudela, Spain
  225. 1499 AD Business ban and emigration ban on New Christians · Portugal
  226. c. 1499 AD Jewish badge introduced in Mantua · Mantua, Italy
  227. 1499 AD Portugal forbids Jews to emigrate without royal permission · Portugal
  228. c. 1500 AD Badge ordered and residence ban renewed in Genoa · Genoa, Italy
  229. 1500 AD Inquisition tribunal established in Cartagena · Cartagena, Spain
  230. c. 1500–1522 AD Captured Jews enslaved on Rhodes by the Knights · Rhodes, Greece
  231. c. 1500–1599 AD Popes enforce Jew-badge and cancel debts owed to Jews · Avignon, France
  232. c. 1500–1599 AD Venetian ban on Jewish property ownership in Dalmatia · Dalmatia, Croatia
  233. c. 1500–1650 AD Jews excluded from Moscow for religious enmity · Moscow, Russia

16th century

  1. 1502 AD Ferdinand bans further Jewish settlement in the West Indies · West Indies (several countries)
  2. 1503 AD Neustadt bars Jews and commerce is curtailed · Prague, Czech Republic
  3. 1505 AD Frankfurt magistrate withdraws right to bury outside Jews' dead · Frankfurt, Germany
  4. 1505 AD Oels granted right to exclude Jews · Oleśnica (Oels), Poland
  5. 1506 AD Ferdinand orders bishops to act against Jews in the West Indies · West Indies (several countries)
  6. 1506 AD Jews prevented from leaving Bratislava · Bratislava, Slovakia
  7. 1507 AD Restrictions on Jewish pledge sales in Urbino · Urbino, Italy
  8. 1508 AD Duke Francesco Maria annuls Jewish privileges and imposes badge · Urbino, Italy
  9. 1509 AD Citizens forbidden to deal with Jews · Nördlingen, Germany
  10. 1509–1555 AD Jewish community suffers under Spanish rule in Constantine · Constantine, Algeria
  11. 1510 AD Yellow badge imposed on Jewish physician and household in Soest · Soest, Germany
  12. 1511 AD Inquisitorial courts established in the New World against Maranos · New Spain, Mexico
  13. c. 1512 AD Costly toll on Jews entering Strasbourg · Strasbourg, France
  14. 1512 AD Toll and yellow badge imposed on Jewish traders · Colmar, France
  15. 1513 AD Jews of Laibach barred from commerce · Ljubljana (Laibach), Slovenia
  16. 1513 AD Leo X restricts Jews' grain purchases and access to fields · Avignon, France
  17. 1513 AD Restriction on cloth sales by Maranos · Luxembourg
  18. 1515 AD Inquisition tribunal established in Tudela · Tudela, Spain
  19. 1515 AD Interest limits and mandatory dress for Prague Jews · Prague, Czech Republic
  20. 1515 AD Jews excluded from the city of Bayreuth · Bayreuth, Germany
  21. 1515 AD Trade restrictions on the Jews of Lemberg · Lviv (Lemberg), Ukraine
  22. 1518 AD Ban on New Christian immigration to the Indies · Cuba
  23. 1518 AD Khair al-Din restricts Jewish settlement in Algiers · Algiers, Algeria
  24. 1520 AD Jews forced to move to the Schottland suburb · Gdańsk, Poland
  25. 1520 AD Jews restricted to stranger hours and made to wear yellow badge · Strasbourg, France
  26. 1521 AD Emigration of New Christians forbidden again · Portugal
  27. 1521 AD Imperial edict restricts Jewish business at Schlettstadt · Sélestat (Schlettstadt), France
  28. 1522 AD Stephen the Younger strips Jewish merchants of rights · Moldavia, Romania
  29. 1522–1549 AD Charles V's edicts against unbaptized Jews in Gelderland and Utrecht · Gelderland, Netherlands
  30. 1523 AD Mexico bans immigration from those who cannot prove four generations of…
  31. 1523 AD Revival of restrictive slaughtering law for Roman Jews · Rome, Italy
  32. 1525 AD Clement VII orders distinctive Jewish dress · Carpentras, France
  33. 1525 AD Prince Janush bans Jews from residing in Warsaw · Warsaw, Poland
  34. 1526–1548 AD Ban on Jewish moneylending in Verona · Verona, Italy
  35. 1527 AD Privilege de non tolerandis Judaeis granted to Warsaw · Warsaw, Poland
  36. 1527 AD Yellow cap substituted for wheel badge · Verona, Italy
  37. 1528 AD Ferdinand imposes registration, badge and residence rules on Jews · Vienna, Austria
  38. 1529 AD Special military tax imposed on Jews of Novogrudok and Lithuania · Navahrudak, Belarus
  39. 1529 AD Tax of 1,000 kop groschen imposed on Lithuanian Jewish communities · Lithuania
  40. 1530 AD Frankenstein granted right to exclude Jews · Ząbkowice Śląskie (Frankenstein), Poland
  41. 1530 AD Jewish badge extended to all of Germany · Germany
  42. 1530 AD Jews restricted to loans against movable pledges · Colmar, France
  43. 1531 AD Inquisition formally established in Portugal · Portugal
  44. 1531 AD Prussian Sejmik bars further rights for Jews · Gdańsk, Poland
  45. 1532 AD Portugal bans emigration of Neo-Christians · Portugal
  46. 1532–1539 AD Restrictive Jewry toleration law in Hesse-Kassel · Hesse-Kassel, Germany
  47. 1532–1550 AD Decrees against harboring Maranos in the Netherlands · Spanish Netherlands, Netherlands
  48. 1533 AD Nuremberg bans trade with Jews · Nuremberg, Germany
  49. 1534 AD Condotta of 1534 obliges Jewish community to keep loan banks · Venice, Italy
  50. 1534 AD Law forbidding harboring of Jews in Colmar · Colmar, France
  51. 1535 AD Jews excluded from Kielce by royal privilege · Kielce, Poland
  52. 1535–1538 AD Portugal renews emigration ban and arrests Maranos · Portugal
  53. 1536 AD Magdeburg Rights granted to Kremenetz curtail Jewish commerce · Kremenets, Ukraine
  54. 1536 AD Strict ordinances on Jewish commerce and religion in Württemberg · Württemberg, Germany
  55. 1537 AD John III orders Jews to wear badges · Lisbon, Portugal
  56. 1538 AD Diet of Piotrkow revives the Jewish badge · Poland
  57. 1538 AD Piotrkow Diet bars Jews from tax farming and restricts trade · Poland
  58. 1539 AD Ban on Christians contracting with Jews · Strasbourg, France
  59. 1539 AD Clement VII revokes the privileges of the Jews · Carpentras, France
  60. 1539 AD Jewish merchants barred from Ladislaus Hall · Prague, Czech Republic
  61. 1539 AD Nuremberg citizens forbidden to borrow from Jews · Nuremberg, Germany
  62. 1539 AD Philip the Magnanimous's decree on conversion and synagogues · Hesse, Germany
  63. 1540 AD Jews limited to a day and a night in Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany
  64. 1540 AD Special property tax on Jews under Ferdinand I · Bohemia, Czech Republic
  65. 1540 AD Waywodes ban Jewish appointments as attorneys and judges · Lublin, Poland
  66. 1541 AD Charles V bars Jews from living in Milan · Milan, Italy
  67. 1541 AD Charles V permits Colmar to bar Jews · Colmar, France
  68. 1541 AD Charles V restricts Jewish moneylending near Ulm · Ulm, Germany
  69. 1541–1554 AD Restricted residence permits and payments for Jews in Soest · Soest, Germany
  70. 1541–1571 AD Renewed enforcement of distinctive Jewish garb · Bohemia, Czech Republic
  71. 1542 AD Decree forbidding foreign Jews to settle in Poland · Poland
  72. 1543 AD "...their rabbis be forbidden to teach henceforth on pain of loss of life and…
  73. 1543 AD "...usury be prohibited to them, and that all cash and treasure of silver and…
  74. 1543 AD Inquisition tribunal introduced in Porto · Porto, Portugal
  75. 1543 AD Monte di pietà established against Jewish moneylenders · Rome, Italy
  76. 1544 AD Closure of Jewish schools in Schweinfurt · Schweinfurt, Germany
  77. 1545 AD Privilege barring Jews from settling in Regensburg · Regensburg, Germany
  78. 1547 AD Censorship of Jewish books begins · Prague, Czech Republic
  79. 1547 AD Closing of Jewish banks in Padua · Padua, Italy
  80. 1547 AD Ivan the Terrible becomes ruler of Russia and refuses to allow Jews to live in…
  81. 1547 AD Queen Bona sets house tax on Kovel Jews · Kovel, Ukraine
  82. 1548 AD Ban on Jewish printers and publishers in Venice · Venice, Italy
  83. 1549 AD Head-tax imposed on Jews including Kalisz · Kalisz, Poland
  84. 1549 AD Ivan the Terrible refuses Jewish commercial visits to Moscow · Moscow, Russia
  85. 1549 AD Jews prohibited from entering Basel even with an escort · Basel, Switzerland
  86. 1549 AD Queen Bona restricts Jewish house purchases in Grodno · Grodno, Belarus
  87. 1550 AD Bayonne merchants bar New Christians from retail trade · Bayonne, France
  88. 1550 AD Venice bans Crypto-Jews from settling · Venice, Italy
  89. 1550–1555 AD Tax on synagogues of the Papal States · Papal States, Italy
  90. 1551 AD Lithuanian nobles urge special poll tax on Jews at Diet of Wilna · Vilnius (Wilna), Lithuania
  91. 1551 AD Yellow badge enforced on Bohemian Jews · Bohemia, Czech Republic
  92. 1551 AD Yellow badge imposed on Jews in Austria · Austria
  93. 1552 AD Ban on Jews dealing in food · Lublin, Poland
  94. 1552 AD Heavy taxation of Jewish commerce in Danzig · Gdańsk (Danzig), Poland
  95. 1552 AD Jews allowed monthly entry to Basel on payment of a body-tax · Basel, Switzerland
  96. 1553 AD Bavarian law of 1553 classes Jews as dangerous persons · Bavaria, Germany
  97. 1553 AD Leather-purchase restriction on Jews in Pniewy · Pniewy, Poland
  98. 1553 AD Papal decree condemning the Talmud in Venice · Venice, Italy
  99. 1554 AD Italian Jews meet in Ferrara over Talmud ban · Ferrara, Italy
  100. 1554 AD Papal bull introducing censorship of Hebrew books · Papal States, Italy
  101. 1555 AD Deterioration of Jewish position under Paul IV in Benevento · Benevento, Italy
  102. 1555 AD Illegal treatment of Jews by Wilna magistrate · Vilnius (Wilna), Lithuania
  103. 1555 AD Trier bishopric Jewry regulations restrict Koblenz Jews · Koblenz, Germany
  104. 1555–1559 AD Paul IV's restrictions on Roman Jews · Rome, Italy
  105. 1555–1592 AD Popes renew anti-Jewish decrees · Carpentras, France
  106. 1556 AD 1556 agreement restricting Jewish lodging in Bar · Bar, Ukraine
  107. 1556 AD Dona Gracia Mendes leads boycott of Ancona · Ancona, Italy
  108. 1556 AD Paul IV orders burning of Jews and Maranos from Portugal · Papal States, Italy
  109. 1556 AD Police regulation imposing body-tax and trade bans · Saxony, Germany
  110. 1556 AD Tax for closed synagogues · Rome, Italy
  111. 1557 AD Portuguese edict forbidding Maranos to leave Portugal · Portugal
  112. 1558 AD Jews ordered excluded from cloth and linen trade in Padua · Padua, Italy
  113. 1559 AD Borromeo bans Jewish moneylending and imposes the badge · Cremona, Italy
  114. 1559 AD Bregenz granted privilege to exclude Jews · Bregenz, Austria
  115. 1559 AD Paul IV places the Talmud on the Index · Italy
  116. 1559 AD Talmud placed on the Index Expurgatorius · Papal States, Italy
  117. 1560 AD Annual payment imposed on Jews for university students · Turin, Italy
  118. 1560 AD Portuguese establish Inquisition office at Goa · Goa, India
  119. 1561 AD Ban on Jews in Livonia after the Order's surrender to Poland · Courland, Latvia
  120. 1561 AD Ban on non-resident Jews attending Hagenau synagogue · Haguenau, France
  121. 1561 AD Ferdinand I issues second Freiheitsbrief for Ulm · Ulm, Germany
  122. 1561 AD Pinsk Jews placed under a royal judge and stores handed to burghers · Pinsk, Belarus
  123. 1561 AD Treaty bars Jews from commerce and leasing taxes · Courland, Latvia
  124. 1562–1565 AD Anti-Jewish laws enacted at the Polish Diets · Poland
  125. 1565 AD Jews of Boskovice barred from business in surrounding villages · Boskovice, Czech Republic
  126. 1565 AD Pius IV orders the Talmud stripped of its name · Papal States, Italy
  127. 1566 AD Antonio Ghislieri elected and, as Pope Pius V, reinstates the harsh anti-Jewish…
  128. 1566 AD Imperial privilege voids contracts between Jews and Bavarians · Bavaria, Germany
  129. 1566 AD Pius V reimposes Paul IV's restrictions on Jews
  130. 1566 AD Senate forbids printing of Hebrew books · Venice, Italy
  131. 1566 AD Tailoring and internal commerce forbidden to Venetian Jews · Venice, Italy
  132. 1566 AD Yellow cap and ban on interest lending imposed in Milanese territory · Lombardy, Italy
  133. 1567 AD Council of Avignon isolates Jews from Christian society · Avignon, France
  134. 1567 AD Jewish badge introduced in Florence and Siena · Florence, Italy
  135. 1567 AD Special "loan" levied on Lithuanian Jews · Lithuania
  136. 1567 AD Szombathely restricted to Catholic residents · Szombathely (Steinamanger), Hungary
  137. 1567–1568 AD Edicts forbidding Maranos to settle in Brazil · Brazil
  138. 1567–1568 AD Edicts to prevent Jewish emigration to the New World · Spain and elsewhere
  139. 1569 AD Imprisonment of Lutsk Jews over tax arrears · Lutsk, Ukraine
  140. 1570 AD Alva's edict on expurgation of Hebrew books · Spanish Netherlands, Netherlands
  141. 1570 AD Grubenhagen dukes bar unprotected Jews from passing through · Grubenhagen, Germany
  142. 1570 AD Padua inquisitors seek to compel Jews to attend sermons · Padua, Italy
  143. 1570 AD Sigismund Augustus issues harsher decree against Warsaw Jews · Warsaw, Poland
  144. 1570–1571 AD Holy Office of the Inquisition established in Lima and Mexico City · Lima, Peru and elsewhere
  145. 1571 AD Alba orders seizure of Jews and their property in Arnhem · Arnhem, Netherlands
  146. 1571 AD Insulting inscription placed on the ghetto gate · Florence, Italy
  147. 1571–1574 AD Inquisition introduced into Mexico · Mexico
  148. 1572 AD Jews limited to 15-day stays in Lucca · Lucca, Italy
  149. 1573 AD Azaria dei Rossi publishes Me'or Einayim
  150. 1573 AD Compulsory small loans imposed on Venetian Jews · Venice, Italy
  151. 1573 AD Restricted resettlement of Jews in Andernach · Andernach, Germany
  152. 1573 AD Venetian Senate levies 50,000 scudi on Jews · Republic of Venice (several countries)
  153. 1574 AD Protection and safety refused to Jews in Hanover · Hanover, Germany
  154. 1574–1579 AD Heavy taxation and ill-treatment of Moldavian Jews under Peter the Lame · Moldavia, Romania
  155. 1575–1585 AD Gregory XIII's renewed attack on the Talmud · Papal States, Italy
  156. 1576 AD Ban on Jewish commerce in Iglau · Jihlava (Iglau), Czech Republic
  157. 1577 AD Compulsory conversionist sermons decreed · Rome, Italy
  158. 1577 AD King and Gdansk confirm restrictions on Jews · Gdańsk, Poland
  159. 1577 AD New edicts on the Jewish badge · Mantua, Italy
  160. 1578 AD Hungarian Diet imposes double taxation on Jews · Hungary
  161. 1578 AD Jews barred from pawning at the monte di pietà · Verona, Italy
  162. 1578 AD Trade restricted for Jews to assigned places in Transylvania · Transylvania, Romania
  163. 1579 AD Inquisitors granted right to confiscate property · Portugal
  164. 1580 AD Edict against Polotsk Jews in Magdeburg Rights charter · Polotsk, Belarus
  165. 1580 AD Stephen Bathori edict forbidding Jewish residence in Warsaw · Warsaw, Poland
  166. c. 1580–1599 AD Attempt to remove Jews from Bursa market shops · Bursa, Turkey
  167. 1581 AD Inquisition given jurisdiction over Jews · Rome, Italy
  168. 1581 AD Jews barred from acquiring houses in Pinsk · Pinsk, Belarus
  169. 1581 AD Pope Gregory XIII issues a Bull which prohibits the use of Jewish doctors
  170. 1581–1592 AD Diet trade restrictions on Jews passed and renewed · Lviv (Lemberg), Ukraine
  171. 1582 AD Presburg council bans harboring or trading with Jews · Bratislava (Pressburg), Slovakia
  172. 1584 AD Minimum attendance set for conversionist sermons · Rome, Italy
  173. 1584 AD Restriction of trades open to Prostějov Jews · Prostějov, Czech Republic
  174. 1585 AD George I of Hesse-Darmstadt's oppressive decree · Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany
  175. 1586 AD Nahmanides Synagogue in Jerusalem closed after mufti's ruling · Jerusalem
  176. 1586 AD Pope Sixtus V forbids printing of the Talmud
  177. 1586 AD Sixtus V bans Jews from the Papal States and the Talmud · Papal States, Italy
  178. 1587 AD Yellow badge restored in Genoa · Genoa, Italy
  179. 1588 AD Hanover council ends Christian-Jewish business ties · Hanover, Germany
  180. 1589 AD Kovno merchants bar Troki Jews from trading and seize their wares · Kaunas (Kovno), Lithuania
  181. 1591 AD Jewish congregation compelled to fund loan banks needed by Venice · Padua, Italy
  182. 1592 AD Clement VIII bans social and business contact with Christians · Rome, Italy
  183. 1593 AD Clement VIII renews ban on reading or owning the Talmud · Papal States, Italy
  184. 1593 AD Jews forbidden to settle in Bologna · Bologna, Italy
  185. 1593 AD Royal act exempts Riga from Jewish residence · Riga, Latvia
  186. 1593 AD Wetzlar council orders Jews to renew promissory notes · Wetzlar, Germany
  187. 1593–1594 AD Yellow badge required of Jews in Treves · Trier (Treves), Germany
  188. 1595 AD Jews allowed in Gdansk only on fair days · Gdańsk, Poland
  189. 1595 AD Piedmont synagogue hidden from the street
  190. 1596 AD Royal decree forbids officials and nobles to trade with Jews · Riga, Latvia
  191. 1597 AD Charter of Vitebsk bars Jews from living in the city · Vitebsk, Belarus
  192. 1598 AD Ban on Jewish moneylending and banking in Ferrara · Ferrara, Italy
  193. 1598 AD Decree against Jewish money-lending in Urbino · Urbino, Italy
  194. 1598 AD Ferrara constitution imposing the Jews' badge and restrictions · Ferrara, Italy
  195. 1598 AD Further enactment of exclusion of Jews · Livonia (several countries)
  196. 1598 AD Municipal law restricting trades open to Jews in Essen · Essen, Germany
  197. 1598 AD Papal restrictions imposed on the Jews of Cento · Cento, Italy
  198. 1598–1602 AD Forced sale of Jewish property in Ferrara · Ferrara, Italy
  199. 1599 AD Brief against growth of the Jewish community · Rome, Italy
  200. 1599 AD More stringent decree of exclusion of Jews · Livonia (several countries)
  201. 1600 AD Wine retailing right withdrawn from Prerau Jews · Přerov (Prerau), Czech Republic
  202. c. 1600–1699 AD Ban on Jewish real estate ownership in Split · Split, Croatia
  203. c. 1600–1699 AD Robbery and oppression of Jews by the ḳadi al-'asakir · Egypt
  204. c. 1600–1699 AD Toulouse parliament limits Jewish stays in Montpellier · Montpellier, France

17th century

  1. 1601 AD Borrowing money from Jews forbidden in Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany
  2. 1601 AD Jews of Grodno and other towns lose Kovno shipping privilege · Kaunas (Kovno), Lithuania
  3. c. 1601–1700 AD Siegburg Jews forced to quarter troops · Siegburg, Germany
  4. 1602 AD Restrictions on physicians, forced sale of real estate, and commissioner · Mantua, Italy
  5. 1603 AD Kolin council restricts Jews' movement and trade · Kolín, Czech Republic
  6. 1604 AD Annual tax of 800 scudi for the expelled · Rome, Italy
  7. 1604 AD Council orders Jews to produce notes in court · Wetzlar, Germany
  8. c. 1604 AD Philip III bars New Christians from settling in the Indies · Spanish East and West Indies (several countries)
  9. 1605 AD Ban on Jewish religious gatherings in Danzig · Gdańsk (Danzig), Poland
  10. 1606 AD Ban on Jewish shops and commerce in Minsk · Minsk, Belarus
  11. 1606 AD Diet of Paderborn restricts growth of Jewish population · Paderborn, Germany
  12. 1607 AD Prince bishop issues restrictions on Jewish moneylending and trade · Paderborn, Germany
  13. 1608 AD The Jesuit order forbids admission to anyone descended from Jews to the fifth…
  14. 1609 AD Jews excluded from free passage under 1609 treaty · Spanish Netherlands, Netherlands
  15. 1609 AD Toleration tax imposed on Pezinok-area Jews · Pezinok, Slovakia
  16. 1610 AD Agreement barring Jews from entering Moscow · Moscow, Russia
  17. 1610 AD Inquisition established in Cartagena · Cartagena, Colombia
  18. c. 1611–1654 AD Sigismund II bans Jewish residence in Smolensk · Smolensk, Russia
  19. 1612 AD Arrest of Jews under royal order · Riga, Latvia
  20. 1612 AD Hamburg tolerates Portuguese Jews with restrictions on public worship · Hamburg, Germany
  21. 1613 AD Archduke Leopold's decree restricting Alsatian Jews · Alsace, France
  22. 1615 AD Edict of Louis XIII forbidding contact with Jews · France
  23. 1615 AD Peddling by Jews forbidden in Oedenburg · Sopron (Oedenburg), Hungary
  24. 1616 AD Amsterdam ordinance restricting Jewish speech and intermarriage · Amsterdam, Netherlands
  25. 1616 AD Maurice of Orange lets Dutch cities decide on admitting Jews
  26. 1616 AD Six-day stay limit and high poll tax on Jews · Gdańsk, Poland
  27. 1618 AD Inquisition orders list of New Christians in Brazil · Brazil
  28. 1618–1619 AD King Sigismund III restricts Jewish trade and residence in Kiev · Kyiv, Ukraine
  29. 1621 AD Swedish treaty bars Jews from sojourn in Livonia · Riga, Latvia
  30. 1621 AD War contribution extorted from Paderborn Jews · Paderborn, Germany
  31. 1621–1622 AD Heavy monthly levies on Hildesheim Jews · Hildesheim, Germany
  32. 1622 AD Arrest of fugitive Jewish mint-farmers at Altona · Harburg, Germany
  33. 1622 AD Colmar refuses entry to a Jewish horse-dealer · Colmar, France
  34. 1623 AD Gild restricts sale of manufactured goods, halting Jewish trade · Padua, Italy
  35. 1623 AD Jews barred from market before the Jew's flag is raised · Oettingen, Germany
  36. 1623 AD Residence of Jews limited to Alba Iulia · Alba Iulia, Romania
  37. 1623 AD Slonim Jews placed under Brest jurisdiction · Slonim, Belarus
  38. 1625 AD Urban VIII bans gravestones for Roman Jews
  39. 1625–1627 AD Extortion and torture of Jerusalem Jews under Governor Ibn Farukh · Jerusalem
  40. 1626 AD Jews of San Daniele compelled to wear the badge · San Daniele del Friuli, Italy
  41. 1629 AD George II's decree of new restrictions on Jews · Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany
  42. 1629 AD Special body tax on Jews attending fairs in royal cities · Moravia, Czech Republic
  43. 1630 AD Compulsory attendance at Jesuit conversionist sermons · Bohemia, Czech Republic
  44. 1630 AD Jewish manufacturer required to operate under a Christian name in Venice · Venice, Italy
  45. c. 1630–1634 AD Jews made to pay annuity to convert Masserano · Rome, Italy
  46. 1630–1646 AD Diet bars Jews from administering customs · Hungary
  47. 1632 AD Decree closing ordinary occupations to Amsterdam Jews · Amsterdam, Netherlands
  48. 1632 AD King Ladislaus IV of Poland forbids antisemitic books and printings
  49. 1632 AD Papal rule over Urbino restricts Jewish residence · Urbino, Italy
  50. 1633 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Poznań · Poznań, Poland
  51. 1633 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Radom · Radom, Poland
  52. 1633 AD Ladislaus IV confirms residence edict and bans Jewish baths and breweries · Mogilev, Belarus
  53. 1634 AD Ban on Jewish settlement in Zurich · Zurich, Switzerland
  54. 1637 AD Venetian Jews barred from practising law · Venice, Italy
  55. 1638 AD Ban on Jewish settlement in Trent · Trento (Trent), Italy
  56. 1638 AD Market toll on Jewish visitors in Krems · Krems, Austria
  57. 1638 AD Restrictions on Jewish stores and jurisdiction in Vienna · Vienna, Austria
  58. 1638 AD Travel restrictions and badge law for Jews in Trent · Trento (Trent), Italy
  59. 1638–1639 AD New poll, war and army taxes on Prague Jews · Prague, Czech Republic
  60. 1639 AD Interrogation and search of Jews at Strasbourg gates · Strasbourg, France
  61. 1640 AD Church laws brand Jews heretics and forbid relations with them · Moldavia, Romania
  62. 1641 AD Jewish taxes raised to 150,000 scudi · Papal States, Italy
  63. 1642 AD Cracow Jews' export trade permission withdrawn · Kraków, Poland
  64. 1645 AD Contract restricting Jewish trades in Przemysl · Przemyśl, Poland
  65. 1645 AD Leipzig bans Jewish open shops at the fair · Leipzig, Germany
  66. 1646 AD 1646 Inquiry into Portuguese of Jewish descent in Bahia · Bahia, Brazil
  67. 1646 AD Severe edicts against Jews in Hesse-Cassel · Hesse-Cassel, Germany
  68. 1647 AD Priest forbids buying meat from Jewish butchers · Lutsk, Ukraine
  69. 1648 AD Ban on horse sales to Jews outside Strasbourg horse market · Strasbourg, France
  70. 1648 AD Ladislaus IV reaffirms restrictions on Jews in Warsaw · Warsaw, Poland
  71. 1649 AD Introduction of the Ordinari real-estate tax on Jews · Oettingen, Germany
  72. 1650 AD Commercial restrictions and badge decree for Jews in Transylvania · Transylvania, Romania
  73. 1650 AD Decree forbidding Jewish apothecaries to prepare medicine · Lublin, Poland
  74. 1650 AD Diet limits Jewish residence in Bohemia · Bohemia, Czech Republic
  75. 1650 AD Moravian Diet restricts Jewish residence · Moravia, Czech Republic
  76. 1650 AD Restrictions on Jewish privileges in Halberstadt · Halberstadt, Germany
  77. 1650–1663 AD Trade and Navigation Acts restrict Jews as foreigners · English colonies (several countries)
  78. c. 1650–1700 AD Harsh anti-Jewish measures applied in Comtat Venaissin · Comtat Venaissin, France
  79. 1651 AD Frederick III bars Jews from entering Denmark without passport · Denmark
  80. 1653 AD King John Casimir restricts Jewish occupations · Vilnius (Wilna), Lithuania
  81. c. 1654 AD Jews at Königsberg limited to short stays with a high toll · Kaliningrad (Königsberg), Russia
  82. 1654 AD Restriction on Jewish musicians' performances · Lublin, Poland
  83. c. 1654 AD Special taxes and restrictions on Jews in Barbados · Barbados
  84. 1655 AD Jews refused militia service and taxed instead in New Amsterdam · New York City (New Amsterdam), United States
  85. 1656 AD Bishop demands Jews clear land for a church · Brest, Belarus
  86. 1656 AD Captain of Corfu levies 10,000 reals on Jews · Corfu, Greece
  87. 1656 AD New Netherland bars Jews from synagogue, public service and retail shops · New Netherland, United States
  88. 1657 AD Municipal authorities deny Jew's application for burgher right · New York City (New Amsterdam), United States
  89. c. 1657–1705 AD King Leopold I confirms ban on Jews staying in Pösing · Pezinok (Pösing), Slovakia
  90. 1658 AD Ban on Jewish advocates pleading in court · Netherlands
  91. 1658 AD Edict forbidding Jewish commerce in Martinique · Martinique, France
  92. 1658 AD Senate restrictions on the Jews of Nice · Nice, France
  93. 1659 AD Cap on Jewish interest rates in Wetzlar · Wetzlar, Germany
  94. 1659 AD Oppressive regulations and ten-year residence limit · Genoa, Italy
  95. 1659 AD Restricted access for Jews to Rothenburg fairs · Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
  96. 1660 AD Protection withdrawn from Hildesheim Jews · Hildesheim, Germany
  97. 1661 AD Curtailment of Jewish market access in Brno · Brno, Czech Republic
  98. 1661 AD Jews barred from importing tobacco into Wetzlar · Wetzlar, Germany
  99. 1662–1671 AD Elector limits number of Jews permitted in Mainz · Mainz, Germany
  100. 1663 AD Arnhem denies Jews citizenship and the butcher's trade · Arnhem, Netherlands
  101. 1663 AD David compelled to pay regular taxes on top of protection money · Berg, Germany
  102. 1663 AD Wilna glaziers' union bars Jews · Vilnius (Wilna), Lithuania
  103. 1664 AD Fishermen's union excludes Jews from fishing trade · Vilnius (Wilna), Lithuania
  104. 1664 AD Jews barred from silversmith and goldsmith trades · Vilnius (Wilna), Lithuania
  105. 1664 AD Tracy's decree against Jewish trade on Sundays · Martinique, France
  106. 1665 AD Parliament limits Jewish sojourn in Dauphiné to three days · Dauphiné, France
  107. 1666 AD Jews excluded from the grain business in Wilna · Vilnius (Wilna), Lithuania
  108. 1667 AD Dutch refuse Surinam Jews permission to leave · Suriname
  109. 1667 AD Jews excluded from tanning in Wilna · Vilnius (Wilna), Lithuania
  110. 1667 AD Severe decree on Jewish businessmen visiting Heilbronn · Heilbronn, Germany
  111. 1668 AD Restrictions on Jewish merchants at Leipzig fairs · Leipzig, Germany
  112. 1669 AD Brest authorities impose extra taxes on Jews · Brest, Belarus
  113. 1669 AD Brest nobility seek ban on Jews employing Christian servants · Brest, Belarus
  114. 1669 AD Governor bans Jewish religious ceremonies and public appearance · Martinique, France
  115. 1669 AD Jews excluded from bristle manufacturing in Wilna · Vilnius (Wilna), Lithuania
  116. c. 1669 AD Parliament of Provence renews bans on Jewish residence in Marseilles · Marseille, France
  117. 1669 AD Regulation of Jewish loan business and interest · Nördlingen, Germany
  118. 1670 AD Admission of Amsterdam Jews to the Pays-Bas blocked · Spanish Netherlands, Netherlands
  119. 1670 AD Tarnow agreement bars Jewish newcomers from settling · Tarnów, Poland
  120. 1671 AD Decree restricting new Jewish settlement in Berlin · Berlin, Germany
  121. 1671 AD Limit on number of Jewish families in Mainz · Mainz, Germany
  122. 1671 AD Rabba Couty's ship condemned because he was a Jew and a foreigner · Jamaica
  123. 1672 AD Additional protection tax levied on Alsatian Jews · Alsace, France
  124. 1672 AD Denial of Jewish request for permanent quarters at Bilborde · Antwerp, Belgium
  125. c. 1672 AD Heavy taxation and extortion of Jews under Muley Ismail · Morocco
  126. 1672 AD Leopold I orders no Jews tolerated in Carniola · Carniola, Slovenia
  127. c. 1672–1727 AD Heavy taxation of Jews under Ismail · Fez, Morocco
  128. 1673 AD Amsterdam magistrates ban separate Polish Jewish institutions · Amsterdam, Netherlands
  129. 1673 AD Nightly ducat tax on unprivileged Jews renewed · Kassel, Germany
  130. 1674 AD Jews of the two Öttingen branches forbidden to trade with each other · Oettingen, Germany
  131. 1677 AD Lübeck bars Jews from staying overnight without permission · Lübeck, Germany
  132. 1678 AD Jewish merchants excluded from visiting Moscow · Moscow, Russia
  133. 1679 AD Act barring Jews from keeping or trading with slaves · Barbados
  134. c. 1679 AD Municipal request to stop granting residence permits to Jews · Mannheim, Germany
  135. 1679 AD Sobieski bans Jewish-Christian trade on Christian holidays · Lublin, Poland
  136. 1679 AD Special sugar tax on the Jews of Bridgetown · Bridgetown, Barbados
  137. 1679–1680 AD Law-practice ban extended to Corfu, then withdrawn · Corfu, Greece
  138. 1680 AD Edict forbidding Jews to deal in hides · Brandenburg, Germany
  139. 1680 AD Stockholm Jews' petition to reside without baptism denied · Stockholm, Sweden
  140. c. 1680–1799 AD Jews denied free access to Besançon · Besançon, France
  141. 1681 AD Rescript repeats ban on Jews entering Denmark without Geleitsbrief · Denmark
  142. 1681 AD Strasburg maintains old statutes against Jews after capitulation · Strasbourg, France
  143. 1682 AD Jews barred from market-place during procession · Holešov (Holleschau), Czech Republic
  144. 1682 AD Renewed ban on Jewish settlement in Kaunas · Kaunas, Lithuania
  145. 1682 AD Suppression of Jewish loan banks in Rome · Rome, Italy
  146. 1683 AD Danish Law of Christian V classes Jews with Gypsies · Denmark
  147. 1683 AD Edict forbidding Jews to deal in silver and specie · Brandenburg, Germany
  148. 1683 AD Law removing children of those tried by the Inquisition · Portugal
  149. 1684–1700 AD Restrictions on Berlin Jews' trade and numbers, collective tax liability · Berlin, Germany
  150. 1685 AD Arrest of thirty-seven Jews at the Royal Exchange · London, United Kingdom
  151. 1685 AD Bonds of 1,000 thalers required of every Jew · Brandenburg, Germany
  152. 1685 AD New York denies Jews retail trade and public worship · New York, United States
  153. 1686 AD Ban on Jewish residence in Pest · Budapest (Pest), Hungary
  154. 1686 AD Leopold I confirms the ban on Jews in Tyrnau · Trnava (Tyrnau), Slovakia
  155. 1686 AD Neu-Subbat constitution forbids Jews to live in the town · Subate (Neu-Subbat), Latvia
  156. 1686–1689 AD Ban on Jewish residence in Buda · Budapest (Buda), Hungary
  157. c. 1686–1783 AD Jews barred from residing in Pesth and taxed after Turkish defeat · Budapest (Pest), Hungary
  158. 1688 AD Commission to review Jewish letters of protection · Brandenburg, Germany
  159. 1688 AD Doubling of protection tax and other exactions on Jews · Berlin, Germany
  160. 1688 AD Jewish prisoners held at Osijek after fall of Belgrade · Osijek, Croatia
  161. 1688 AD Leibzoll poll-tax imposed on Jews of Frankfurt (Oder) · Frankfurt (Oder), Germany
  162. 1688–1706 AD Limit of one slave per non-denizen Jew · Barbados
  163. 1689 AD Archbishop forbids Christians to shelter Jews · Prague, Czech Republic
  164. 1689 AD Jewish merchants forced to pay alien duties · London, United Kingdom
  165. 1690 AD Community forced to pay entire ghetto rent · Florence, Italy
  166. c. 1690 AD Jews ordered removed from the office of collector · Hungary
  167. 1691 AD State demands large loan of 16,300 ducats from Jews · Padua, Italy
  168. 1692 AD Peddling forbidden to Jews · Brandenburg, Germany
  169. 1692–1699 AD Curtailment of Jewish leasing and trading privileges in Courland · Courland, Latvia
  170. 1692–1732 AD Ernst Ludwig restricts Jewish worship and raises taxes · Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany
  171. 1693 AD Emperor closes the Altschule synagogue · Prague, Czech Republic
  172. 1693 AD Jews barred from buying food at fairs near Nuremberg · Nuremberg, Germany
  173. 1693 AD Special taxation of Jews in Barbados · Barbados
  174. c. 1693–1791 AD "Lebendiges Geleite" escort and toll system for Jewish visitors · Nuremberg, Germany
  175. 1694 AD Act restricting Jewish trade in the Leeward Islands · Leeward Islands (several countries)
  176. 1695 AD Special assessments on Bucharest Jews for the Turkish war · Bucharest, Romania
  177. 1695–1703 AD Mustafa II multiplies legal disabilities of Jews in Turkey · Turkey
  178. 1696 AD Jews of Treves forbidden to acquire real estate · Trier (Treves), Germany
  179. 1697 AD Ban on Jewish land ownership · Berlin, Germany
  180. 1697 AD Cap of twelve Jewish brokers on the Royal Exchange · London, United Kingdom
  181. 1697 AD Heavy tax and restrictions imposed on German Jews in Hamburg · Hamburg, Germany
  182. 1697 AD Hostile edicts and extortionate taxation of Portuguese Jews in Hamburg · Hamburg, Germany
  183. 1699 AD Regulations restricting Jewish trade in Fulda · Fulda, Germany
  184. 1700 AD Ban on Jews keeping public shops and stalls · Brandenburg, Germany
  185. 1700 AD Cap of fifty Jewish families and community tax · Brandenburg, Germany
  186. 1700 AD Doubled taxes and expulsion of unlicensed Jews in Brandenburg · Brandenburg, Germany
  187. 1700 AD Edict against the'Alenu prayer · Berlin, Germany
  188. c. 1700 AD Special taxes on Ashkenazi immigrants · Belgium
  189. c. 1700–1799 AD Strict regulations and residence limits on Dresden Jews · Dresden, Germany
  190. c. 1700–1799 AD Two-family limit on Jews in Soest continues in the 18th century · Soest, Germany

18th century

  1. 1702 AD Law on Jewish footwear and headcoverings · Turkey
  2. 1703 AD Edict regulating the recitation of'Alenu · Berlin, Germany
  3. 1703 AD Jews barred from employing Christian indentured servants · Barbados
  4. 1703 AD Poll-tax on traveling Jews at bridges · Luxembourg
  5. 1703 AD Synagogue services placed under police supervision · Prussia, Germany
  6. 1703 AD The Aleinu prayer is prohibited in most of Germany
  7. 1704 AD Jewish worship prohibited at the New-Year's fair · Leipzig, Germany
  8. 1704 AD Jews assigned quarters on the Brühl during the fair · Leipzig, Germany
  9. 1704 AD State demands large loan of 20,000 ducats from Jews · Padua, Italy
  10. 1705 AD Dortmund edict forbids Jews to trade in horses · Dortmund, Germany
  11. 1706 AD Jews forbidden to live in villages · Brandenburg, Germany
  12. 1706 AD Objection to a Jewish printer's residence in Halle upheld · Halle, Germany
  13. 1706 AD Prayer services in Brünn inn prohibited · Brno (Brünn), Czech Republic
  14. 1708 AD Abolition of Jewish judicial autonomy in Ferrara · Ferrara, Italy
  15. 1708 AD Jews admitted to Jihlava only on payment of special tax · Jihlava, Czech Republic
  16. 1709 AD Jews barred from entering Riga during siege preparations · Riga, Latvia
  17. 1709 AD Ordinance imposing entrance fee on Jews entering Iglau · Jihlava (Iglau), Czech Republic
  18. 1711 AD Coronation levy on the Jews of Vienna · Vienna, Austria
  19. 1711–1717 AD Frankfurt magistrate restricts the rebuilt ghetto · Frankfurt, Germany
  20. 1712 AD Friesland bars Jews without fixed residence from Leeuwarden · Leeuwarden, Netherlands
  21. 1712 AD Wetzlar Jewish residents reduced to twelve families · Wetzlar, Germany
  22. 1713 AD Austrian tolerance tax imposed on Silesian Jews · Silesia, Poland
  23. 1713 AD Cantarini brothers barred from building silk-spinning mill · Padua, Italy
  24. 1713 AD Treaty of Utrecht excludes Jews from Gibraltar · Gibraltar, United Kingdom
  25. 1714 AD Arrest of Jewish printers and ban on printing in Halle · Halle, Germany
  26. 1714 AD Charter limiting tolerated Jews to 120 householders · Berlin, Germany
  27. 1714 AD Frederick William I's restrictive law for Brandenburg Jews · Brandenburg, Germany
  28. 1714 AD Hagenau edict against sheltering foreign Jews and Sunday trading · Haguenau, France
  29. 1714 AD Suppression of the Jewish bank in San Daniele · San Daniele del Friuli, Italy
  30. 1714–1716 AD Extortion and ill-treatment of Jews under Stephen Cantacuzene · Wallachia, Romania
  31. 1715 AD Margrave Georg Wilhelm restricts Jewish privileges · Bayreuth, Germany
  32. 1716 AD Berlin merchant guild bars Jews from membership · Berlin, Germany
  33. 1716 AD Concordat bars Jews from trade and residence in Osnabrück without council consent · Osnabrück, Germany
  34. 1716 AD Order against the'Alenu prayer renewed · Prussia, Germany
  35. 1717 AD Annual tax on Jews in the province of Piltene · Piltene, Latvia
  36. 1717 AD Forced loan from the Jews of Vienna · Vienna, Austria
  37. 1717–1739 AD Restriction of Jewish residence under Austrian rule · Belgrade, Serbia
  38. 1718 AD Ban on Jewish house ownership in Göttingen and Grubenhagen · Göttingen, Germany
  39. 1718 AD Hanover restricts influx of Jews · Hanover, Germany
  40. 1718 AD Restriction of Jewish settlement in Einbeck · Einbeck, Germany
  41. 1718 AD Temporary sojourn of Jews forbidden in Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany
  42. 1718–1719 AD Edict of Clemens August limits Jewish marriage and families · Paderborn, Germany
  43. 1719 AD Ban on trading by nonresident Jews in Harburg · Harburg, Germany
  44. 1719 AD Charles III grants Szegedin right to exclude Jews · Szeged, Hungary
  45. 1719 AD Introduction of the goose-tax on Jews · Oettingen, Germany
  46. 1720 AD Augustus II restricts Jewish commerce and annuls shop leases · Lublin, Poland
  47. 1720 AD Decree regulating Jewish interest rates and grain trade · Paderborn, Germany
  48. 1720 AD Hagenau residence regulations limiting Jewish families · Haguenau, France
  49. 1720 AD Orange council orders Jews to wear yellow hats · Orange, France
  50. 1721 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Jerusalem · Jerusalem
  51. 1721 AD Berlin Jews confined in synagogue over Levin Veit's bankruptcy · Berlin, Germany
  52. 1721 AD Edict limiting Jewish residence in Lorraine to 70 families · Lorraine, France
  53. 1721 AD Police inspector extorts Paris Jews · Paris, France
  54. 1721 AD Restriction on Jewish households employing help in Harburg · Harburg, Germany
  55. 1723 AD Clothing restriction on Koblenz Jews · Koblenz, Germany
  56. 1723 AD Heavy tax on Portuguese Jews in exchange for letters patent · Bordeaux, France
  57. 1723 AD Judenordnung restricting Jews in the Duchy of Hanover · Hanover, Germany
  58. 1723 AD Regie costituzioni applied against Jews in Savoy · Piedmont, Italy
  59. 1723–1729 AD Victor Amadeus II renews restrictive statutes · Turin, Italy
  60. 1723–1770 AD Hostile constitutions enforced against Jews' property rights · Piedmont, Italy
  61. 1724 AD Jewish poll-tax of 20 kreutzer · Tauberbischofsheim, Germany
  62. 1724 AD Special oath formula for Jews in Ghent · Ghent, Belgium
  63. 1725 AD Ban on Jews acquiring real estate · Moravia, Czech Republic
  64. 1725 AD Jews forbidden to keep Christian servants · Denmark
  65. 1725 AD Order forbidding non-court Jews to reside in Dresden · Dresden, Germany
  66. 1725–1731 AD Jewish hat decrees in Trent · Trento (Trent), Italy
  67. 1726 AD Charles III limits Jewish marriages in the Austrian provinces · Habsburg lands (several countries)
  68. 1726 AD Familianten Law limits Jewish families to one married son · Moravia, Czech Republic
  69. 1726 AD Familiants Laws · Bohemia, Czech Republic
  70. 1726 AD Marriage limited to one member per Jewish family · Habsburg lands (several countries)
  71. 1727 AD Ban on Jewish leasing of inns and customs in Smolensk · Smolensk, Russia
  72. 1727–1739 AD Jews of Craiova barred from displaying goods at fairs · Craiova, Romania
  73. 1728 AD Duke Leopold annuls measures favoring Jews in Lorraine · Lorraine, France
  74. 1728 AD Tax on the Jews of Dalmatia and Venice · Dalmatia, Croatia and elsewhere
  75. 1729 AD Edict banning Jews from Croatia and Slavonia · Croatia
  76. 1729–1754 AD Restrictive measures against Jews by the intendant of Languedoc · Nîmes, France
  77. 1730 AD General Juden Privilegium of 1730 · Prussia, Germany
  78. 1730 AD General-privilegium caps Berlin Jewish families at 120 · Berlin, Germany
  79. c. 1730–1740 AD Ban on epitaphs on Jewish tombs repeated · Rome, Italy
  80. 1731 AD August the Strong bans Jewish shops and peddling · Leipzig, Germany
  81. 1731 AD Decree against Jews' Sunday and holiday conduct · Tauberbischofsheim, Germany
  82. 1731 AD Renewed ban on Jews acquiring real estate in Harburg · Harburg, Germany
  83. 1732 AD Countess Charlotte restricts Jewish religious life and moneylending · Wiesbaden, Germany
  84. 1732–1733 AD Roman decree of 1732 and 1733 edict against Ferrara Jews · Ferrara, Italy
  85. 1733 AD August II revives restrictive decrees and extends body-tax · Saxony, Germany
  86. 1733 AD Jews forbidden to bake bread on Sundays · Alsace, France
  87. 1733 AD Passports recalled and new Leibzoll introduced in Bavaria · Bavaria, Germany
  88. 1733 AD Restriction of Jewish marriage rights · Bayreuth, Germany
  89. 1734 AD Ban on public practice of Judaism reiterated · Bordeaux, France
  90. 1734 AD Italian rabbis ban Moses Hayim Luzzatto
  91. 1735 AD Ban on Hebrew characters in Jewish accounts · Alsace, France
  92. 1735 AD Pesth decrees no Jew may live or settle in the city · Budapest (Pest), Hungary
  93. 1736 AD Ban on Jews acting as agents of Christians · Lublin, Poland
  94. 1737 AD Berlin Jews forced out of their houses into barracks · Berlin, Germany
  95. 1737 AD Cap on Jewish residents and wealth requirement in Bamberg · Bamberg, Germany
  96. 1737 AD New York Assembly bars Jews from voting · New York, United States
  97. 1738 AD Corpse fee imposed on Jews at Krotoschin · Krotoszyn, Poland
  98. 1738 AD Venetian law of 1738 applied to Jews of Split · Split, Croatia
  99. 1739 AD Ban on Jews owning or leasing inns in Little Russia · Little Russia, Ukraine
  100. c. 1739 AD Jews denied residence at Semlin · Zemun (Semlin), Serbia
  101. 1739–1749 AD Occupational restrictions on Avignonese Jews · Bordeaux, France
  102. 1740 AD Council of state bans Jewish trade at Nevers · Nevers, France
  103. 1740 AD Jews forbidden to live in the same houses as Christians · Alsace, France
  104. 1740–1780 AD Prague Jews required to wear yellow collars under Maria Theresa · Prague, Czech Republic
  105. 1740–1780 AD Restrictive legislation of Maria Theresa · Vienna, Austria
  106. 1740–1786 AD Frederick the Great limits residence rights of Jewish children · Berlin, Germany
  107. 1741 AD Jewish right to trade in grain withdrawn · Paderborn, Germany
  108. 1741 AD Prussians levy contribution on Holešov Jews · Holešov (Holleschau), Czech Republic
  109. 1742 AD War-tax imposed on Holešov Jews · Holešov (Holleschau), Czech Republic
  110. 1742 AD Wilna Jews forced to surrender grain-trade privileges · Vilnius (Wilna), Lithuania
  111. 1743 AD Krefeld council refuses admittance to Jews · Krefeld, Germany
  112. 1743–1748 AD Irish parliament rejects Jewish naturalization bills · Ireland
  113. 1744 AD Jews ordered to live in side streets of Mannheim · Mannheim, Germany
  114. 1744 AD Prussian contribution and confiscation of horses in Nikolsburg · Mikulov (Nikolsburg), Czech Republic
  115. 1744 AD Special tax on importing citrons · Habsburg lands (several countries)
  116. 1744 AD Vorarlberg estates try to bar return of expelled Jews · Vorarlberg, Austria
  117. 1745 AD Renewed exclusion of Jews from Brno · Brno, Czech Republic
  118. 1745–1746 AD Etrog tax imposed on Bohemian and Moravian Jews · Bohemia, Czech Republic
  119. 1745–1754 AD Jews' trading concession in Nîmes abolished · Nîmes, France
  120. 1746 AD Restrictive regulations on Dresden Jews · Dresden, Germany
  121. 1746 AD Second decree against Jews' Sunday and holiday conduct · Tauberbischofsheim, Germany
  122. 1746 AD The city of Radom bans Jews from entering
  123. 1747 AD Edict restricting entry of foreign Jews · Paderborn, Germany
  124. 1747 AD Frederick the Great limits residence right to one child per family · Berlin, Germany
  125. 1747 AD Law requiring notice of non-resident Jews · Stuttgart, Germany
  126. 1748 AD Court physician Sanchez forced out for adhering to Judaism · Russian Empire (several countries)
  127. 1748 AD Maria Theresa confirms Innsbruck as a "Jew-free city" · Innsbruck, Austria
  128. 1748 AD Metz Jews refused permission to visit Verdun · Verdun, France
  129. 1748 AD Schutzgeld of 87,000 florins imposed on Moravian Jews · Moravia, Czech Republic
  130. 1748 AD Tax of 204,000 gulden on the new Prague Jewish community · Prague, Czech Republic
  131. 1748–1760 AD Decrees on beards and yellow cloth badges for Prague Jews · Prague, Czech Republic
  132. 1749 AD Limits on stay of Jews visiting Parma · Parma, Italy
  133. 1749 AD Toleration-tax imposed on Hungarian Jews under threat of expulsion · Hungary
  134. 1750 AD Frederick II's harsh Generalreglement and Generalprivilegium · Prussia, Germany
  135. 1750 AD General Regulations for the Jews · Prussia, Germany
  136. 1750 AD Night-time trade restrictions in the Nice ghetto · Nice, France
  137. 1750 AD Royal regulation limits Jews to temporary stay · Gdańsk, Poland
  138. 1750 AD Yearly house searches and goods inspection of Jews · Paderborn, Germany
  139. 1750–1756 AD Law dividing Jews into ordinary and extraordinary classes · Berlin, Germany
  140. 1751 AD Law forbidding Jews to make contracts · Parma, Italy
  141. 1751 AD Poll-tax on Jews fixed · Kassel, Germany
  142. 1752 AD Karlsruhe Jewry ordinance restricting Jewish movement and trade · Karlsruhe, Germany
  143. 1753 AD Kovno Jews limited to residence in the Starochinska district · Kaunas (Kovno), Lithuania
  144. 1754 AD General Police Law for the Jews of Moravia · Moravia, Czech Republic
  145. 1754 AD Generalordnung and limit on Jewish families in Moravia · Moravia, Czech Republic
  146. 1754 AD Repeal of the Jew Bill · England, United Kingdom
  147. 1755 AD Abolition of the Jewish tribunal · Mecklenburg, Germany
  148. 1756–1761 AD Special annual tax on the Jews of Barbados · Barbados
  149. 1757 AD No new privileges for Jews unless they start factories · Berlin, Germany
  150. 1758 AD Per capita tax and billeting burdens during Seven Years' War · Hildesheim, Germany
  151. 1760 AD Diet restricts Lithuanian and Polish Jews' stay in Mitau · Jelgava (Mitau), Latvia
  152. 1760 AD Repeated increases of the Jewish toleration-tax · Hungary
  153. 1760 AD Yellow badge ordered for unbearded Jews · Habsburg lands (several countries)
  154. 1760–1787 AD Parliament of Provence bans Jewish settlement in Aix · Aix-en-Provence, France
  155. 1763–1764 AD Compulsory silver deliveries, protection fees and porcelain purchases · Berlin, Germany
  156. 1764 AD Count d'Estaing taxes the Jews of Martinique · Martinique, France
  157. 1764 AD Jews' Decree of Vienna · Vienna, Austria
  158. 1764 AD Maria Theresa imposes restrictive laws on Jews
  159. 1764 AD Warsaw Diet imposes individual poll tax on Jews · Poland
  160. 1765 AD Foreign Jews barred from entering Paderborn · Paderborn, Germany
  161. 1765 AD Order forbidding Riga residents to lodge Jews · Riga, Latvia
  162. 1766 AD Jews ordered to dwell in city during fairs; housing restrictions · Kassel, Germany
  163. 1768 AD Diet revives permit requirement for Jewish commerce · Poland
  164. 1769 AD Austrian writ of protection restricts Jews of Hohenems · Hohenems, Austria
  165. 1769 AD Elders held liable for theft by a community member · Berlin, Germany
  166. 1769 AD Forced purchase and export of chinaware · Prussia, Germany
  167. 1771 AD Restraints placed on the Jews of Venice · Venice, Italy
  168. 1772 AD Austrian rule curtails Jewish autonomy and limits numbers and marriages · Przemyśl, Poland
  169. 1772 AD Ban on Jewish residence in Poltava region under Russian rule · Poltava region, Ukraine
  170. c. 1772 AD Jewish petition to join Moscow merchant guild rejected · Moscow, Russia
  171. 1772 AD Laws restricting Jewish settlement and livelihood in Dresden · Dresden, Germany
  172. 1772–1773 AD Reporting decrees for Jewish households · Saxony, Germany
  173. 1773 AD Prussian General-Juden-Reglement of 1773 · Netze District, Poland
  174. 1773 AD Simon Behrens denied purchase of a second house · Harburg, Germany
  175. 1774 AD Order to remove Jewish lawyers from court in Corfu · Corfu, Greece
  176. 1775 AD Pius VI's "Edict Concerning the Jews" · Papal States, Italy
  177. 1775 AD Restrictive legislation of Pius VI on the Rome ghetto · Rome, Italy
  178. 1776 AD Austrian ban on new Jewish settlement and liquor trade limits · Bukovina, Ukraine
  179. 1776 AD Austrian tax law of 1776 on Galician Jews · Galicia (several countries)
  180. 1776 AD Church ordinance limits Jews' stay in Liberec to weekdays · Liberec, Czech Republic
  181. 1776 AD Commercial restrictions on Jews enacted in Venice · Venice, Italy
  182. 1776 AD Judenordnung restricting Jews of the Banat and Timisoara · Timișoara, Romania
  183. 1776 AD Maria Theresa's restrictions on the Jews of Temesvar · Timișoara (Temesvar), Romania
  184. 1776 AD Minister rejects change in status of Martinique Jews · Martinique, France
  185. 1776 AD North Carolina constitution imposes Protestant religious test · North Carolina, United States
  186. 1776 AD Pennsylvania constitution requires Christian-Bible oath for officeholders · Pennsylvania, United States
  187. 1777 AD Decree requiring newly arrived Jews to register · Paris, France
  188. 1778 AD Galician guild constitution restricts Jewish artisans · Galicia (several countries)
  189. 1779 AD Anti-Jewish measures of 1779 in Split · Split, Croatia
  190. 1779 AD Jews absolutely forbidden to manufacture in Padua · Padua, Italy
  191. 1779 AD Swedish Diet restricts Jewish synagogues to a few cities · Finland
  192. 1780–1782 AD Residence restrictions on Jews in Bukovina · Bukovina, Ukraine
  193. 1780–1783 AD Naturalization acts exclude Jews · Ireland
  194. c. 1781 AD Free royal cities of Hungary exclude Jews, including Szeged · Szeged, Hungary
  195. 1781 AD Imperial decree restricting Jewish settlement to Carlsburg · Transylvania, Romania
  196. 1781 AD Joseph II abolishes the Jewish badge in Austria
  197. 1781 AD Joseph II abolishes the Leibmaut toll on Jews
  198. 1781 AD Warasdin magistrate limits Jewish settlement and property · Varaždin (Warasdin), Croatia
  199. 1782 AD 1782 regulation limits Jewish residence and travel · Finland
  200. 1782 AD Ordinance of 1782 restricting Jewish rights in Sweden · Sweden
  201. 1783 AD Jews excluded from Irish Naturalization Act · Ireland
  202. 1784 AD Ban on Jews entering the country and peddling (1784) · Styria, Austria
  203. 1784 AD Communal responsibility extended to bankruptcies · Berlin, Germany
  204. 1784 AD Jews denied admission to trade guilds in Nîmes · Nîmes, France
  205. 1785–1789 AD Joseph II abolishes Jewish autonomy and restricts livelihoods in Galicia · Galicia (several countries)
  206. 1786–1789 AD Jewish artisans forced to work for the Turks · Bucharest, Romania
  207. 1787 AD Ban on Jews entering the country and peddling (1787) · Styria, Austria
  208. 1787 AD Ban on early burial of Jewish dead · Galicia (several countries)
  209. 1787 AD Compulsory family names and army service for Jews · Austria
  210. 1787 AD Extra annual payment imposed on Jewish families in Harburg · Harburg, Germany
  211. 1787 AD Jews required to adopt German surnames · Hungary
  212. 1787 AD Joseph II orders closure of the Prague Jewish cemetery · Prague, Czech Republic
  213. 1787–1788 AD Compulsory military service and family names for Galician Jews · Galicia (several countries)
  214. 1788 AD Joseph II restricts Jewish trade in Pesth · Budapest (Pest), Hungary
  215. 1788 AD Restrictive ordinance limiting Jewish residence in Riga · Riga, Latvia
  216. 1788–1822 AD Ali Pasha's heavy taxation of wealthy Jews · Ioannina, Greece
  217. 1789 AD Christian oath requirement bars Jews from elective office in Georgia · Georgia, United States
  218. 1789 AD Jews ordered to perform military service · Hungary
  219. 1789 AD Military service and German family names imposed on Galician Jews · Galicia (several countries)
  220. 1789 AD National Assembly denies equal rights to Jews · France
  221. 1789 AD Privilegium of 1789 restricting Jews in Pniewy · Pniewy, Poland
  222. 1789 AD Weekly police raids on Jewish homes · Paris, France
  223. 1789–1803 AD Authorities obstruct construction of Szeged synagogue · Szeged, Hungary
  224. 1790 AD Jews of Pesth forbidden to peddle · Budapest (Pest), Hungary
  225. 1790 AD Mogador Jews fined and beaten over dispute on Jewish garb · Essaouira (Mogador), Morocco
  226. 1790 AD Old restrictions enforced against Warsaw Jews after riot · Warsaw, Poland
  227. 1790 AD Restrictive application of De Judaeis law in Pest · Budapest (Pest), Hungary
  228. 1790–1791 AD Jews barred from the Moscow merchant guild · Moscow, Russia
  229. c. 1790–1792 AD Collectentaxe levied on Jews entering Vienna · Vienna, Austria
  230. 1791 AD Crimea included in the Pale of Settlement · Crimea, Ukraine
  231. 1791 AD Decree barring Jewish merchants from settling in inner Russia · Russian Empire (several countries)
  232. 1791 AD Establishment of the Pale of Settlement · Russian Empire (several countries)
  233. 1791 AD Jews imprisoned at Issenheim over ox tongues · Issenheim, France
  234. 1791 AD Smolensk region excluded from Pale; Jewish residence prohibited · Smolensk region, Russia
  235. 1791–1917 AD Pale of Settlement · Pale of Settlement (several countries)
  236. 1792 AD Imprisonment of Jews by Topal Osman Pasha · Belgrade, Serbia
  237. 1792 AD Restriction of Jewish participation in municipal elections · Galicia (several countries)
  238. 1792–1835 AD Renewed heavy taxation under Francis I · Mantua, Italy
  239. 1793 AD Arrest of rabbis and synagogue officials in district of Bari · Bari, Italy
  240. 1793 AD Ban on circumcision and beards in Strasbourg district · Strasbourg, France
  241. 1793 AD Jewish badge reimposed in the Papal States in Italy · Papal States, Italy
  242. 1793 AD Jews barred from farming rural property · Austria
  243. c. 1793–1794 AD Imprisonment and fines of Bordeaux Jews during the Terror · Bordeaux, France
  244. 1793–1796 AD Jews forbidden to sell cosmetics · Bucharest, Romania
  245. 1793–1796 AD Moruzi closes synagogue and punishes Jewish defenders · Bucharest, Romania
  246. 1794 AD Arrest of rabbis and cantors in Schlettstadt and Altkirch districts · Sélestat (Schlettstadt), France
  247. 1794 AD Double taxation of Jews decreed under Catherine II · Russian Empire (several countries)
  248. 1794 AD Fines and imprisonment of Jews during the Terror in Alsace · Alsace, France
  249. 1794 AD Suspension of Jewish religious freedom during the Reign of Terror · Metz, France
  250. 1794–1817 AD Double taxation of Russian Jews, then special Jewish taxes · Russian Empire (several countries)
  251. 1795 AD Partial suspension of favorable decrees for itinerant Jews · Salzburg, Austria
  252. 1796 AD Double guild license payment for Jewish merchants · Russian Empire (several countries)
  253. c. 1796–1801 AD Censorship of Jewish books established in Riga · Riga, Latvia
  254. 1797 AD Judensystemalpatent restricts Bohemian Jews · Bohemia, Czech Republic
  255. 1797 AD Order forcing Warsaw Jews to adopt family names · Warsaw, Poland
  256. 1797 AD Prussian General-Juden-Reglement of 1797 · Greater Poland, Poland
  257. 1797 AD Tax on Jewish religious lights in Galicia · Galicia (several countries)
  258. 1797–1805 AD Protection of Jews repealed under Frederick William · Stuttgart, Germany
  259. 1798 AD Austerlitz Jewish community ordered to pay tribute arrears · Slavkov u Brna (Austerlitz), Czech Republic
  260. 1798 AD Francis II limits Jewish settlement in Moravia · Moravia, Czech Republic
  261. c. 1798 AD Heavy cash levy on Rome's Jews · Rome, Italy
  262. 1798 AD Increased taxation and poll-tax on Jews in Warsaw · Warsaw, Poland
  263. 1798 AD Venetian Jews lose civil equality under Austria · Venice, Italy
  264. 1799 AD Austro-Russian-Piedmontese government tightens rules on Jews · Turin, Italy
  265. 1799 AD Double tax imposed on Jewish burghers and merchants in Courland · Courland, Latvia
  266. 1799 AD Fine and restoration of old laws after Austrian return · Ferrara, Italy
  267. 1799 AD Jewish settlement in Bauska permitted but restricted to a suburb · Bauska, Latvia
  268. 1799 AD Jews restored to former restricted status in Piedmont · Piedmont, Italy
  269. 1799 AD Restored regimes abolish Jewish liberties · Italy
  270. c. 1800–1847 AD Ban on Jewish residence in the duchy of Gotha · Gotha, Germany
  271. c. 1800–1918 AD Ban on shehitah under the kingdom of Saxony · Chemnitz, Germany

19th century

  1. 1801 AD Bavarian toleration act declared inapplicable to Jews · Bavaria, Germany
  2. 1801 AD Leibzoll reimposed in Nassau-Usingen · Nassau-Usingen, Germany
  3. 1802 AD No new Toleranz residence grants for Jews in Vienna · Vienna, Austria
  4. 1802–1829 AD Jews barred from the druggist business · Galicia (several countries)
  5. 1803 AD Edict banning Jews from dealing in flour and grain · Moravia, Czech Republic
  6. 1803 AD Restrictive conditions on building Szegedin synagogue · Szeged, Hungary
  7. 1803–1817 AD Renewed ban on Jews keeping Christian domestics · Austria
  8. 1804 AD Ban on Jewish trade in saltpeter · Austria
  9. 1804 AD Edict restricting Jews' cattle purchases · Moravia, Czech Republic
  10. 1804 AD Regulations of 1804 barring Jews from distilling, leasing and village residence · Russian Empire (several countries)
  11. 1806 AD Marriage restrictions on Jews · Oettingen, Germany
  12. 1806–1812 AD Ban on working on Christian festivals · Bucharest, Romania
  13. 1806–1820 AD Bans on Jewish trade in church goods · Galicia (several countries)
  14. 1806–1824 AD Church-based restrictions on Jewish music and Purim balls · Austria
  15. 1807 AD Contribution levied on Danzig Jews · Gdańsk (Danzig), Poland
  16. 1807 AD Finnish law orders Jews to settle in cities as foreigners · Finland
  17. 1808 AD Attempt to expel Jewish member from North Carolina Assembly · North Carolina, United States
  18. 1808 AD Decree forbidding foreign Jews to settle in Pesth · Budapest (Pest), Hungary
  19. 1808 AD Jews of Bonn compelled to take surnames · Bonn, Germany
  20. 1808 AD Napoleon's "infamous decree" · Alsace-Lorraine, France
  21. 1808 AD Napoleon's "infamous decree" restricting Jewish trade · French Empire (several countries)
  22. 1808 AD Napoleon's restrictive measures against Jews · France
  23. 1808 AD Schutzgeld raised to compensate for Leibzoll abolition · Nassau, Germany
  24. 1808–1818 AD Napoleon's "infamous decree" restricts Jewish rights in Duchy of Warsaw · Duchy of Warsaw, Poland
  25. 1808–1847 AD Napoleonic decree requiring Jews to hold good-character certificates for trade · Mainz, Germany
  26. 1809 AD Baden Judenedikt of 1809 · Baden, Germany
  27. 1809 AD Kasher meat tax raised in Warsaw · Warsaw, Poland
  28. 1809 AD Swedish ban on Jewish settlement continued in Finland · Finland
  29. c. 1809–1889 AD Finnish restrictions on Jewish residence, movement and occupations · Finland
  30. 1810 AD Jews in Anhalt required to adopt surnames · Anhalt, Germany
  31. 1810 AD Religious examination required for Jewish marriage · Galicia (several countries)
  32. 1810–1813 AD Kasher-meat tax made permanent in Duchy of Warsaw · Kraków, Poland
  33. 1810–1856 AD Religion examination required for Jewish marriage · Austria
  34. 1811–1851 AD Poll-tax on Jews entering Galicia from Poland · Galicia (several countries)
  35. 1812 AD Ban on collecting alms for the poor in Palestine · Galicia (several countries)
  36. 1812 AD Special tax for "keeping a Torah" in Brno · Brno, Czech Republic
  37. 1812–1818 AD Caradja revives restrictions on Jews · Bucharest, Romania
  38. 1813 AD Bavarian edict and Matrikel law restricting Jews · Bavaria, Germany
  39. 1813 AD Bavarian order to incorporate Jewish community into the township · Hohenems, Austria
  40. 1813 AD Fines for renting dwellings to Jews in Oedenburg · Sopron (Oedenburg), Hungary
  41. 1813 AD Restriction of Jewish house purchases to a tiny area in Szeged · Szeged, Hungary
  42. 1813–1859 AD Boundary restricting Jewish house ownership in Szegedin · Szeged, Hungary
  43. 1814 AD Austrian Jewish laws applied in Split · Split, Croatia
  44. 1814 AD Austrian restrictions on Jews after return to Austrian rule · Mantua, Italy
  45. 1814 AD Ban on Jewish trade in salt and grain · Austria
  46. c. 1814 AD Inquisition restored and Jewish rights curtailed in Rome · Rome, Italy
  47. c. 1814 AD Jews of Nice lose their rights after Sardinian restoration · Nice, France
  48. c. 1814 AD Professional and military exclusions after grand ducal restoration · Florence, Italy
  49. 1814 AD Venetian Jews lose equality again under Austrian rule · Venice, Italy
  50. 1814 AD Victor Emmanuel I re-enacts anti-Jewish regulations · Kingdom of Sardinia, Italy
  51. 1814–1815 AD Civil rights of Hamburg Jews withdrawn again · Hamburg, Germany
  52. 1815 AD Ban on real estate acquisition by Jews in Geneva canton · Geneva, Switzerland
  53. 1815 AD Deterioration of Warsaw Jews' status under Congress Poland · Warsaw, Poland
  54. c. 1815 AD Ghetto restrictions renewed during the Restoration · Modena, Italy
  55. 1815 AD Inquisition restored in Mexico, Peru, Chile and New Granada · Mexico and elsewhere
  56. 1815 AD Jewish civil rights abolished in Hanover · Hanover, Germany
  57. 1815 AD Jewish rights restricted after the Congress of Vienna · Innsbruck, Austria
  58. 1815 AD Legal disabilities reimposed under Hanoverian rule · Hildesheim, Germany
  59. 1815 AD Oppressive plague regulations against Jews of Jassy · Iași, Romania
  60. 1815 AD Pius VII demands removal of Jews from public office · Ferrara, Italy
  61. c. 1815 AD Post-Napoleonic withdrawal of Jewish equality · Germany
  62. 1815 AD Restoration of Jewish disabilities in Kingdom of Sardinia · Piedmont, Italy
  63. 1815 AD Restoration of exceptional laws against Jews at Cento · Cento, Italy
  64. 1815 AD Restoration returns old anti-Jewish conditions in Italy · Italy
  65. 1815 AD Suspension of the 1813 emancipation law · Mecklenburg, Germany
  66. c. 1815–1842 AD Hanoverian restoration of former restrictions on Jews in Emden · Emden, Germany
  67. 1815–1846 AD Special restrictive laws for Jews in the Free State of Cracow · Kraków, Poland
  68. 1815–1847 AD Patchwork of territorial Jews' laws in Prussia · Prussia, Germany
  69. 1815–1863 AD Jews of Corfu lose rights under British protectorate · Corfu, Greece
  70. 1815–1864 AD English rule bars Jews from citizenship · Zakynthos, Greece
  71. 1816 AD Austrian government revokes some Jewish privileges · Salzburg, Austria
  72. 1816 AD Jews excluded from Frankfurt municipal government · Frankfurt, Germany
  73. 1816–1827 AD Restriction on Jews acquiring foreclosed real estate · Austria
  74. 1817 AD Francis I renews incorporation order · Hohenems, Austria
  75. 1817 AD Restrictions on Jews ratified by Tyrolean estates · Tyrol, Austria
  76. 1817 AD Royal order closes private synagogues in Berlin · Berlin, Germany
  77. 1817 AD Suspension of Jewish emancipation · Mecklenburg, Germany
  78. 1817–1867 AD Restrictive laws on Jews in Tyrol remain in force · Tyrol, Austria
  79. 1818 AD Napoleonic restrictions on Jewish money-lenders renewed in Prussian Krefeld · Krefeld, Germany
  80. 1818–1829 AD Jews prohibited from becoming druggists · Austria
  81. 1818–1863 AD St. Gallen "Jews' Law" imposes severe restrictions · St. Gallen, Switzerland
  82. 1819 AD Closure of Hebrew press in Bratslav · Bratslav, Ukraine
  83. 1819 AD Jewish funerals required to be private · Parma, Italy
  84. 1819 AD Protection tax and property requirement for Jews in Stuttgart · Stuttgart, Germany
  85. 1820 AD Hessian constitution limits Jewish citizenship · Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany
  86. 1822 AD Bavarian Diet rejects Jewish emancipation · Bavaria, Germany
  87. 1822 AD King cancels Jewish right to professorships · Prussia, Germany
  88. 1822–1828 AD Ban on Jews making or selling candles and bread to Christians · Iași (Jassy), Romania
  89. 1823 AD Hesse-Kassel law restricts rabbinical authority · Hesse-Kassel, Germany
  90. 1823 AD Royal order restricts Jewish worship to the old ritual · Berlin, Germany
  91. 1823–1829 AD Pope Leo XII reinforces anti-Jewish restrictions · Pesaro, Italy
  92. 1823–1831 AD Medieval anti-Jewish edicts renewed under Leo XII and Pius VIII · Rome, Italy
  93. 1823–1862 AD Russian restrictions on Jewish settlement in border towns · Augustów, Poland
  94. 1824 AD Maryland House defeats confirmatory Jew Bill · Maryland, United States
  95. 1825 AD Nicholas I withdraws Jewish residence rights in Astrakhan · Astrakhan, Russia
  96. c. 1825 AD Restrictions on Jewish residence in St. Petersburg · Saint Petersburg, Russia
  97. 1825–1855 AD Nicholas I's flood of anti-Jewish legislation · Russian Empire (several countries)
  98. 1826 AD Ban on Jewish settlement in Siberian border district · Siberia, Russia
  99. 1827 AD Decree barring Moldavian Jews from settling in Bucharest · Bucharest, Romania
  100. 1827 AD Husbands barred from joining exiled Jewish wives · Siberia, Russia
  101. 1827 AD Jews made liable to personal military conscription · Russian Empire (several countries)
  102. 1827 AD Leo XII revives the anti-Jewish edict of 1775 · Papal States, Italy
  103. 1827 AD Nicholas I imposes army service on Jews · Russian Empire (several countries)
  104. 1827 AD Renewed restrictions on Ferrara Jews · Ferrara, Italy
  105. 1827 AD Severe residence restrictions on Jews in Kiev · Kyiv, Ukraine
  106. 1827 AD Twenty-five-year military conscription of Jews · Russian Empire (several countries)
  107. 1828 AD Prohibition on Jews adopting Christian names · Prussia, Germany
  108. 1828 AD Recruits' tax levied on Krotoschin Jews · Krotoszyn, Poland
  109. 1828 AD Restrictions on Jewish merchants' stay and trade in Moscow · Moscow, Russia
  110. 1829 AD Courland removed from the Pale of Settlement · Courland, Latvia
  111. 1829 AD Czar sanctions residence restrictions on Jews in Courland · Courland, Latvia
  112. 1829–1859 AD Sevastopol closed to Jewish residence · Sevastopol, Ukraine
  113. 1830 AD Estates reject law granting Jews economic liberties · Mecklenburg, Germany
  114. 1830 AD Private and association synagogues dissolved in Pesth · Budapest (Pest), Hungary
  115. 1832 AD Moldavian Organic Law bars Jews from owning village property · Moldavia, Romania
  116. 1832 AD New constitution curtails Jewish community autonomy · Bucharest, Romania
  117. 1833 AD Constitution of 1833 bans open practice of non-Catholic religions · Chile
  118. 1834 AD Altona cemetery closed to Hamburg Jews · Altona, Germany
  119. 1834 AD Ban on Jews taking Christian saints' names · Austria
  120. 1834 AD Restriction on Jewish merchants' trade licenses in Siberia · Siberia, Russia
  121. 1834–1848 AD Residence and occupation restrictions on Jews of Jassy · Iași, Romania
  122. 1834–1848 AD Vagabondage decree used to despoil the Jews of Jassy · Iași, Romania
  123. c. 1834–1867 AD Rabbi Israel Salanter develops the Mussar Movement
  124. 1835 AD Astrakhan and northern Caucasus closed to Jews · Astrakhan, Russia
  125. 1835 AD Jews barred from residence in specific places within the Pale · Pale of Settlement (several countries)
  126. 1835 AD Ukase of 1835 limits rights of Jewish artisans in the interior · Russian Empire (several countries)
  127. 1835–1852 AD Russian anti-Jewish legislation extended to Bessarabia · Bessarabia, Moldova
  128. 1836 AD Ban on Jewish peddling in border districts · Austrian Empire (several countries)
  129. 1836 AD One-third limit on Jews in western municipal offices · Russian Empire (several countries)
  130. 1837 AD Community punished for Rabbi Reggio's public funeral · Ferrara, Italy
  131. 1837 AD Restrictions on Jewish farmers in Siberia · Tobolsk, Russia
  132. 1837 AD Saxon law permits community but withholds synagogue permission · Leipzig, Germany
  133. 1838 AD Anti-Jewish uprising in Stockholm and revocation of 1838 ordinance · Stockholm, Sweden
  134. 1838 AD Arkansas marriage law excludes Jewish ministers · Arkansas, United States
  135. 1839 AD 1839 law restricts Jews in municipal government · Russian Empire (several countries)
  136. 1839 AD Tax immunity granted to non-Jewish merchants of Polotsk only · Polotsk, Belarus
  137. 1839–1843 AD Moldavian laws allow expulsion of "useless" Jews as vagrants · Moldavia, Romania
  138. 1840 AD Law compelling Jews to adopt family names · Nassau, Germany
  139. 1840 AD Royal decree worsens Jewish position in Hungary · Hungary
  140. 1841 AD Law of 1841 restricting Jewish rights in Riga · Riga, Latvia
  141. 1841 AD Prague Jews barred from summering in Bubentsch · Prague, Czech Republic
  142. 1842 AD 1842 legislation excludes Jews from state posts · Hanover, Germany
  143. 1842 AD Edict imposing Reform services and district rabbinates · Nassau, Germany
  144. 1842 AD Prince Alexander bars Jews from settling in the interior · Serbia
  145. 1843 AD Inquisitor Soliva revives restrictions on Jews · Ancona, Italy
  146. 1844 AD Abolition of kahals in the Russian Empire · Courland, Latvia
  147. 1844 AD Lutsk included in border zone barred to Jewish settlement · Lutsk, Ukraine
  148. 1845 AD Jewish conscription extended to Russian Poland · Congress Poland, Poland
  149. 1845 AD Russian restriction of Hebrew printing to Wilna and Slavuta · Russian Empire (several countries)
  150. 1845–1858 AD Restrictions on Jewish settlement in Kaunas · Kaunas, Lithuania
  151. 1845–1862 AD Russian monopoly restricting Hebrew printing to Zhitomir and Wilna · Zhytomyr, Ukraine
  152. 1846 AD Law restricting Jewish settlement in Anapa to craftsmen · Anapa, Russia
  153. 1847 AD Qualification order for Jewish liquor dealers · Galicia (several countries)
  154. 1848 AD Council bars Jews from national guard and orders them back to ghetto · Bratislava (Pressburg), Slovakia
  155. 1848 AD Guild demands for expulsion of Buda Jews · Budapest (Buda), Hungary
  156. 1848 AD Jews forced out of the national guard in Kolín · Kolín, Czech Republic
  157. c. 1848 AD Limits on Jewish election to Parliament and the Jewish oath in Anhalt · Dessau, Germany
  158. 1848 AD Restrictions on Rome's Jews reestablished · Rome, Italy
  159. 1848–1889 AD Jews barred from burying their dead in Wiener Neustadt · Wiener Neustadt, Austria
  160. 1849 AD 1849 law restricting Jewish settlement in Basel · Basel, Switzerland
  161. c. 1849 AD Heavy contribution levied on Pest and Obuda Jews · Budapest (Pest), Hungary
  162. 1849 AD Jews' rights withdrawn after the pope's restoration · Ferrara, Italy
  163. 1849–1850 AD War-taxes imposed on Hungarian Jews after the Revolution · Hungary
  164. 1850 AD Limited visiting rights for Jewish merchants · Astrakhan, Russia
  165. c. 1850 AD Reaction of the 1850s withdraws Jewish rights · Prussia, Germany
  166. 1850 AD Upper House refuses to pass Jewish emancipation law · Bavaria, Germany
  167. 1850–1855 AD US-Swiss treaty allowing discrimination against Jews · Switzerland
  168. c. 1850–1859 AD Judicial and economic restrictions on Jews in the 1850s · Hungary
  169. c. 1850–1859 AD Reaction of the 1850s curtails Jewish emancipation gains · Germany
  170. 1851 AD Austrian government revokes constitution and restricts Jewish rights · Galicia (several countries)
  171. 1851 AD Equal rights constitution repealed · Austria
  172. 1851 AD Jewish right to hold real estate suspended · Austrian Empire (several countries)
  173. 1851 AD Special marriage license required of Jews · Austrian Empire (several countries)
  174. 1852 AD Athens municipality rescinds synagogue site gift · Athens, Greece
  175. 1853 AD Ban on Christian domestics and saints' names renewed · Austrian Empire (several countries)
  176. 1853 AD Jewish communities authorized to seize passportless Jews as recruits · Russian Empire (several countries)
  177. 1853–1867 AD Jews barred from acquiring land in Galicia · Galicia (several countries)
  178. 1854–1855 AD Intensified Jewish conscription during the Crimean War · Russian Empire (several countries)
  179. 1855 AD Ban on dealings with Ludwig Philippson · Austria
  180. 1855 AD Concordat of 1855 bars Jews from teaching and public schools · Austria
  181. 1855 AD Jews excluded from becoming notaries public · Austrian Empire (several countries)
  182. c. 1855–1881 AD Jews' right to register in Siberian communities revoked · Siberia, Russia
  183. 1856 AD Anti-Jewish law of October 30, 1856 · Serbia
  184. 1856 AD Limit on Jewish house-physicians in Vienna hospital · Vienna, Austria
  185. 1856 AD Order to remove Jews from Christian real estate · Austria
  186. 1856 AD Ukase banning distinctive Jewish dress · Russian Empire (several countries)
  187. 1857 AD Ban on founding Jewish congregations in Lower Austria · Lower Austria, Austria
  188. 1858 AD Edict of 1858 restricting Jewish residence near the frontier · Bessarabia, Moldova
  189. 1858 AD Restriction on civil appointments of Jewish veterans · Austria
  190. 1858 AD Sultan reintroduces exit tax on emigrants · Morocco
  191. 1859 AD Ban on Christian domestics reinforced; unlicensed marriages voided · Austria
  192. 1859 AD Wadowice Jew fined for employing Christian domestics · Wadowice, Poland
  193. 1860 AD Ban on Jewish settlement near Siberian borders · Siberia, Russia
  194. c. 1860–1864 AD Harsh restrictions and bastinado against Jews of the interior · Morocco
  195. 1862 AD Imprisonment of Rabbi Raphael Kazin · Aleppo, Syria
  196. 1862 AD Jewish autonomous organization stripped of official status in Romania · Romania
  197. 1862 AD Municipal council blocks Jewish cemetery land purchase · Sopron, Hungary
  198. 1862 AD Passport law bars Jews from settling in rural districts · Finland
  199. 1864 AD Transvaal constitution restricts public offices to Protestants · Transvaal, South Africa
  200. 1866 AD Constitution restricts citizenship to Christians · Romania
  201. c. 1866 AD Rise of anti-Semitism and loss of official recognition of communities · Bucharest, Romania
  202. 1867 AD Laws restricting Jewish commerce in Serbia · Belgrade, Serbia
  203. 1869 AD 1869 constitution reaffirms anti-Jewish laws · Serbia
  204. 1870 AD 1870 municipal law limits Jews to one-third of council seats · Russian Empire (several countries)
  205. 1871–1914 AD Jews excluded from official posts, army officer ranks and professorships · Germany
  206. 1872 AD Finnish diet rejects proposal to ease restrictions on Jews · Finland
  207. 1875 AD Law restricting who may teach in the ḥeder · Russian Empire (several countries)
  208. 1875 AD Property taxes imposed on Jewish scholars in Damascus · Damascus, Syria
  209. 1878 AD Austrian authorities demand 100,000 ducats from Jewish community · Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
  210. c. 1878 AD Occupational laws and expulsion from rural areas after Berlin treaty · Romania
  211. 1878–1900 AD Romania evades Berlin treaty citizenship obligations · Romania
  212. 1880 AD Residence in the Don province limited to the highly educated · Don Host Oblast, Russia
  213. 1880 AD Restrictive measures against Rumanian Jews · Romania
  214. 1881 AD Abolition of the Warsaw kahal · Warsaw, Poland
  215. c. 1881 AD May Laws restrict Jews in Russia · Russian Empire (several countries)
  216. 1881 AD Russia enacts the May Laws · Russian Empire (several countries)
  217. 1882 AD Ottoman ban on Jewish refuge in Palestine · Turkey and elsewhere
  218. 1882–1917 AD May Laws · Russian Empire (several countries)
  219. 1883 AD Galician school law exempting Jewish principals · Galicia (several countries)
  220. 1885 AD Commission favors strict enforcement of 1782 restrictions on Jews · Finland
  221. 1887 AD Jews in villages forbidden to move between villages · Russian Empire (several countries)
  222. 1887 AD Quotas on Jewish students and other civil disabilities · Russian Empire (several countries)
  223. 1887 AD Russia introduces measures to limit Jews access to education, known as the quota
  224. 1887 AD Russian Ministry of Education imposes percentage quotas on Jewish students · Russian Empire (several countries)
  225. 1887–1888 AD Turkish limit on stay of American Jews in Jerusalem · Jerusalem
  226. 1887–1889 AD Regulations restricting non-native Bukharan Jews in Turkistan · Russian Turkestan (several countries)
  227. 1887–1893 AD Rostov, Taganrog and Yalta removed from the Pale · Rostov-on-Don, Russia and elsewhere
  228. 1888 AD Ban on new Jewish settlement in Rostov and Taganrog · Rostov-on-Don, Russia
  229. 1888 AD Decree closing the synagogues in Merv · Merv, Turkmenistan
  230. 1888 AD Three-month limit on foreign Jews in Palestine · Palestine, Israel and Palestinian territories
  231. 1890 AD Israelitengesetz limits Jewish communities in Austria · Austria
  232. 1890 AD Law assigning Jews of Tyrol and Vorarlberg to Hohenems community · Vorarlberg, Austria
  233. 1890 AD Passport Regulations restrict Jewish residence in Courland · Courland, Latvia
  234. 1890 AD Total ban on Jewish immigration to Siberia · Siberia, Russia
  235. c. 1890–1899 AD Czech economic boycott of Jewish shopkeepers · Bohemia, Czech Republic
  236. 1891 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Jerusalem · Jerusalem
  237. 1891 AD Deputies demand expulsion of Jews from France · France
  238. 1891 AD Residence rights of Cantonist descendants abrogated in Moscow · Moscow, Russia
  239. 1891–1899 AD Immigration ban extended to Jews entitled to live outside the Pale · Siberia, Russia
  240. 1892 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Hamadan · Hamadan, Iran
  241. 1892 AD Ban on Jews in the Kuban territory · Anapa, Russia
  242. 1892 AD Jews excluded from municipal elections and offices · Russian Empire (several countries)
  243. 1892 AD Ottomans bar sale of land to foreign Jews in Palestine · Palestine, Israel and Palestinian territories
  244. 1892 AD Residence in Kuban and Tersk limited to graduates and long-registered merchants · Kuban, Russia
  245. 1892 AD Rule treating emigrating Jews as having abandoned Russia · Russian Empire (several countries)
  246. 1892 AD Secret circular restricting entry of Bukharan Jews into Turkistan · Russian Turkestan (several countries)
  247. 1893 AD Catholic convocation proclaims economic boycott of Jews in Cracow · Kraków, Poland
  248. 1893 AD Jewish children barred from public schools · Romania
  249. 1893 AD Law practically excluding Jewish children from public schools · Bucharest, Romania
  250. 1893 AD Swiss constitutional ban on ritual slaughter · Switzerland
  251. 1893 AD Switzerland bans kosher slaughter · Switzerland
  252. 1893 AD Yalta, Taganrog and Rostov excluded from the Pale · Taganrog, Russia and elsewhere
  253. 1894 AD Regulation of 1894 limits Jewish rights and residence to three towns · Finland
  254. 1894 AD Transvaal Grondwet bars Jews from offices and state schools · Transvaal, South Africa
  255. 1895 AD Foreign Jews barred from holding real estate in Jerusalem · Jerusalem
  256. 1896 AD Ban on Hebrew and Yiddish in business accounts · Russian Empire (several countries)
  257. 1896 AD Government liquor monopoly ruins Jewish tavern-keepers · Russian Empire (several countries)
  258. 1896 AD Quotas and bans in medical and engineering schools · Saint Petersburg, Russia
  259. 1896 AD Restrictions on Jewish students and railroad employment · Moscow, Russia
  260. 1897 AD Law restricting Siberian Jews to place of registration · Siberia, Russia
  261. 1898 AD Jews excluded from secondary schools and universities · Romania
  262. 1899 AD New restrictions on first-guild Jewish merchants of Moscow · Moscow, Russia
  263. 1899 AD Transbaikalia ban on Jewish residence in the Chinese border zone · Transbaikalia, Russia
  264. 1900 AD Poles and Ukrainians exclude Jews from agricultural produce trade · Galicia (several countries)
  265. 1900 AD Residence of non-native Jews limited to three border settlements · Russian Turkestan (several countries)
  266. 1900 AD Rumanian persecutions of Jews begin · Romania

20th century

  1. 1902 AD Artisan Bill bars Jews from crafts and trades · Romania
  2. 1903 AD Ban on Zionist meetings · Russian Empire (several countries)
  3. c. 1904 AD Jewish pharmacy and obstetrics students barred from living in Moscow · Moscow, Russia
  4. 1905 AD Aliens Act restricting immigration to Britain · England, United Kingdom
  5. c. 1906 AD Numerus clausus restored in Russia after the Revolution's suppression · Russian Empire (several countries)
  6. 1910 AD Jews forbidden to sell alcoholic beverages in Galicia · Galicia (several countries)
  7. c. 1911 AD Licenses of 8,000 Jewish alcohol merchants canceled · Galicia (several countries)
  8. 1911 AD Numerus clausus extended to external Jewish students in Russia · Russian Empire (several countries)
  9. 1918 AD Bratianu decree on individual naturalization of Jews · Romania
  10. 1919 AD Denikin's army reinstates numerus clausus in southern Russia · Southern Russia (several countries)
  11. 1919 AD Enemy alien rules bar Austrian, German, Bulgarian and Turkish Jews · Canada
  12. 1919–1922 AD Soviet Yevsektsiya (the Jewish section of the Communist Party) attacks Bund and…
  13. 1920 AD Numerus clausus law limits Jews in higher education · Hungary
  14. 1920 AD Soviet suppression of Jewish communal life in Chernobyl · Chornobyl (Chernobyl), Ukraine
  15. c. 1920–1924 AD Severe economic immigration restrictions affecting Jews · South Africa
  16. c. 1920–1929 AD Jewish professionals barred from law firms and hospitals in Atlanta · Atlanta, United States
  17. 1921 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Riga · Riga, Latvia
  18. 1921 AD Canada imposes $250 landing money on non-agricultural immigrants · Canada
  19. 1921 AD U.S. immigration laws shut out Eastern European Jews
  20. 1922 AD Jewish parliamentary seats cut by false reading of election law · Lithuania
  21. 1922 AD Mass arrests and liquidation of He-Halutz in Balta · Balta, Ukraine
  22. 1922 AD Occupational test and Canadian consular passport checks · Canada
  23. 1922 AD Soviet Yevsektsiya (the Jewish section of the Communist Party) attacks Bund and…
  24. 1922 AD Student violence enforces numerus clausus against Jews in Romania · Romania
  25. 1922 AD Transjordan created, barring Jewish immigration
  26. c. 1922–1930 AD Romanian authorities strip Jewish schools of their Jewish character in Bessarabia · Bessarabia, Moldova
  27. 1923 AD Procedural restrictions on Jews in the new provinces · Romania
  28. 1923 AD Racial classification places all Jews in lowest immigration class · Canada
  29. 1924 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Eastern Europe · Eastern Europe (several countries)
  30. 1924 AD Romanian Nationality Law strips Bessarabian Jews of citizenship · Bessarabia, Moldova
  31. 1924 AD Romanian authorities strip Bessarabian Jews of citizenship · Chișinău (Kishinev), Moldova
  32. 1924 AD Sunday work ban in Salonika · Thessaloniki (Salonika), Greece
  33. 1925 AD Der Stürmer resumes publication
  34. 1925–1941 AD Persecution of Kurdish Jews amid anti-Zionist propaganda in Iraq · Kurdistan Region, Iraq
  35. 1927 AD Chile bans visas for Jews · Chile
  36. 1930 AD Boycott posters against Jewish businesses in Krefeld · Krefeld, Germany
  37. 1930 AD Cancellation of Jewish Party's election victory in Mihaileni · Mihăileni, Romania
  38. 1930 AD Montreal school compromise relegates Jews to second-class status · Montreal, Canada
  39. 1930 AD Passfield White Paper curbs Jewish land purchase
  40. 1930 AD Quota Act curbs Jewish immigration · South Africa
  41. c. 1930–1939 AD "Jewish benches" introduced in Polish universities · Poland
  42. c. 1930–1939 AD Canada bars Jewish refugees in the 1930s · Canada
  43. c. 1930–1939 AD South African immigration restrictions aimed at Jewish refugees · South Africa
  44. c. 1930–1949 AD Brazil restricts immigration of Jewish refugees from Europe · Brazil
  45. 1931 AD Ban on Jewish ritual slaughter in Bavaria · Bavaria, Germany
  46. 1933 AD American Jewish Congress announces boycott of German goods
  47. 1933 AD American Jewish Congress boycotts Nazi Germany
  48. 1933 AD Anti-Jewish boycott begins as Karstadt fires Jewish employees · Hanover, Germany
  49. 1933 AD Anti-Jewish measures in National Health Service · Germany
  50. c. 1933 AD Aryanization of Jewish businesses and dismissal of Jewish workers in Essen · Essen, Germany
  51. 1933 AD Bernheim Petition to the League of Nations
  52. 1933 AD Boycott of Jewish enterprises in Pforzheim · Pforzheim, Germany
  53. 1933 AD Campaign against Jews and restrictions on movement in Afghanistan · Afghanistan
  54. 1933 AD Dismissal of Jews from public office and cultural institutions · Stuttgart, Germany
  55. 1933 AD Economic boycott and social ostracism by Transylvanian Fascist organizations · Transylvania, Romania
  56. 1933 AD Endecja antisemitic campaign and boycott attempts in Kalisz · Kalisz, Poland
  57. 1933 AD German Jews and Germans with any Jewish ancestry dating to 1800 are banned from…
  58. 1933 AD German law restricts Jewish school enrollment · United States
  59. 1933 AD German trade unions banned and replaced by the German Labor Front under the…
  60. 1933 AD Germany launches anti-Jewish boycott
  61. 1933 AD Germany revokes citizenship of Eastern European Jews · Eastern European Jews
  62. 1933 AD Hanns Kerrl and Hans Frank issue legislation in the states of Prussia and…
  63. 1933 AD Hitler bars German Jews from farming
  64. 1933 AD Jewish professors dismissed from Heidelberg University · Heidelberg, Germany
  65. 1933 AD Jews are prohibited from journalism under the Editor Law
  66. 1933 AD Jews barred from Cottbus annual fair and ousted from trade unions · Cottbus, Germany
  67. 1933 AD Jews expelled from the civil service · Germany
  68. 1933 AD Law against non-Aryans leads to dismissals · Berlin, Germany
  69. 1933 AD Law for the Restoration of the Professional Civil Service
  70. 1933 AD Nazi boycott and harassment of Koblenz Jews · Koblenz, Germany
  71. 1933 AD Nazi boycott of Jewish businesses · Berlin, Germany
  72. 1933 AD Nazi boycott of Jewish businesses begins
  73. 1933 AD Nazi boycott of Jewish businesses in Dortmund · Dortmund, Germany
  74. 1933 AD Nazi restrictions, boycott and attacks on Heilbronn Jews · Heilbronn, Germany
  75. 1933 AD Nazis ban kosher slaughter
  76. 1933 AD Reich Chamber of Culture excludes Jewish artists
  77. 1933 AD Special entrance examinations to fail Jewish candidates in Romania · Romania
  78. 1933 AD The American Jewish Congress begins the Anti-Nazi boycott of 1933
  79. 1933 AD The German government decrees that all Jewish workers and employees of the…
  80. 1933 AD The Reich Chamber of Culture is established, effectively barring Jews from the…
  81. 1933 AD World Jewish Congress calls global boycott of Germany · Geneva, Switzerland
  82. c. 1933–1937 AD Nazi economic boycott and Aryanization of Krefeld Jewish firms · Krefeld, Germany
  83. 1933–1938 AD Aryanization of Jewish businesses in Leipzig · Leipzig, Germany
  84. c. 1933–1938 AD Jewish children expelled from German public schools · Germany
  85. 1933–1938 AD Nazi terror, discrimination and boycotts against Munich Jews · Munich, Germany
  86. 1933–1939 AD Nazi persecution drives Jews from Germany and Austria · Germany and elsewhere
  87. 1933–1941 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Germany · Germany
  88. 1933–1945 AD Latin American restrictions on Jewish immigration · Latin America (several countries)
  89. 1934 AD Ban on ritual slaughter in Innsbruck · Innsbruck, Austria
  90. 1934 AD Dismissal of Jewish civil servants in Iraq · Baghdad, Iraq
  91. 1934 AD Jews excluded from the German Labor Front
  92. 1934 AD Law for Employment of Romanian Workers in Private Firms · Romania
  93. 1934 AD Montreal hospital interns strike over Jewish intern · Montreal, Canada
  94. 1934 AD Municipal Councils Ordinance limits Jewish representation · Jerusalem
  95. 1934 AD Pilsudski bans the antisemitic ONR
  96. c. 1934 AD Secret Brazilian order to reject Jewish visa applications · Brazil
  97. 1934 AD The German government bans Jews from membership in the German Labor Front
  98. 1935 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Nuremberg · Nuremberg, Germany
  99. 1935 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Wehrmacht · Germany
  100. 1935 AD Blood Protection Law bans Jewish–non-Jewish marriage
  101. 1935 AD Jewish children barred from public schools in Chemnitz · Chemnitz, Germany
  102. 1935 AD Jews barred from the German armed forces
  103. 1935 AD Last Jewish civil servants dismissed in Germany · Germany
  104. 1935 AD Nuremberg Laws · Germany
  105. 1935 AD Paragraph 175 is expanded to prohibit all homosexual acts
  106. 1935 AD Reich Citizenship Law decree strips Jews of political rights
  107. 1935 AD Saar region passes anti-Jewish laws · Saarland, Germany
  108. 1935 AD Segregated yellow benches and "Jews not wanted" signs · Berlin, Germany
  109. 1935–1936 AD University numerus clausus and violence against Jewish students · Romania
  110. 1935–1938 AD Confiscation and forced sale of Jewish businesses (Arianisierung) · Germany
  111. 1936 AD Berlin Olympics showcase the Nazi state · Berlin, Germany
  112. 1936 AD Cardinal Hlond's pastoral letter urges discrimination
  113. 1936 AD Chile tightens immigration restrictions affecting Jews · Chile
  114. 1936 AD Expulsion of Jewish children from public schools in Worms · Worms, Germany
  115. 1936 AD German Jewish doctors are banned from practicing on German patients
  116. 1936 AD Goebbels bans film criticism
  117. 1936 AD Italian fascist measures against Libyan Jews, forced Sabbath trading · Tripoli, Libya
  118. 1936 AD Jewish children barred from public schools in Ulm · Ulm, Germany
  119. 1936 AD Jewish community forced to set up its own school · Heilbronn, Germany
  120. 1936 AD Jewish doctors barred from German public health institutions
  121. 1936 AD Jewish pupils expelled from Italian high schools in Libya · Tripoli, Libya
  122. 1936 AD Jewish students excluded from Kaunas University medical faculty · Kaunas, Lithuania
  123. 1936 AD Quebec removes Jewish exemption from Sunday Observance Act · Quebec, Canada
  124. 1936 AD Quota of 50 Jewish families limited to agriculture · Chile
  125. c. 1936 AD Romanian state subvention for Jewish religious needs cut · Romania
  126. 1937 AD Aliens Act limits entry of Jewish refugees · South Africa
  127. 1937 AD Beginning of the Nazis' policy of seizure of Jewish property through "…
  128. 1937 AD Dissolution of the B'nai B'rith Stuttgart Lodge · Stuttgart, Germany
  129. 1937 AD Forced "Aryanization" of Jewish businesses begins
  130. 1937 AD Jews banned from all office work in Germany · Germany
  131. 1937 AD Law of Nationalization of Labor restricts alien workers · Cuba
  132. 1937 AD Nazi gauleiter dismisses Jews from liberal professions · Gdańsk, Poland
  133. 1937–1939 AD Vargas regime restricts Jewish immigration to Brazil · Brazil
  134. 1938 AD Anschluss: Austria annexed, Nazi laws imposed · Germany
  135. 1938 AD Anti-Jewish laws applied in Bologna · Bologna, Italy
  136. 1938 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Austria · Austria
  137. 1938 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Poland · Poland
  138. 1938 AD Antisemitic laws of the Cuza government · Chișinău (Kishinev), Moldova
  139. 1938 AD Arrest of Viennese Jewish community leaders · Vienna, Austria
  140. 1938 AD Aryanization of remaining Jewish businesses · Germany
  141. 1938 AD Berlin Jewish community stripped of public corporate status · Berlin, Germany
  142. 1938 AD Berlin bans Jews and confiscates their driving licenses · Berlin, Germany
  143. 1938 AD Boycott of Jewish businesses in Frankfurt · Frankfurt, Germany
  144. 1938 AD Collective fine and confiscation of insurance payments · Germany
  145. 1938 AD Curfews and exclusion from public places · Germany
  146. 1938 AD Decree on Jews’ Passports is Adopted in Nazi Germany
  147. 1938 AD Decree on Jews’ Possession of Weapons is Enacted in Nazi Germany
  148. 1938 AD Denationalization of Bessarabian Jewish families · Bessarabia, Moldova
  149. 1938 AD Fascist Italy's racial laws applied to Jews in Fiume · Rijeka (Fiume), Croatia
  150. 1938 AD German Jews fined one billion marks after Kristallnacht
  151. 1938 AD Germany orders Jews to register assets over 5,000 marks
  152. 1938 AD Hungary passes its first anti-Jewish law
  153. 1938 AD Hungary, under Miklós Horthy, passes the first of a series of anti-Jewish…
  154. 1938 AD Italian anti-Jewish racial legislation in Libya · Libya
  155. 1938 AD Italian racial laws applied to Jews of Benghazi · Benghazi, Libya
  156. 1938 AD Italian racial laws bar Libyan Jews from state schools · Libya
  157. 1938 AD Italian racial laws imposed on Jews of Kos · Kos, Greece
  158. 1938 AD Italian racial laws strip Jews of citizenship · Italy
  159. 1938 AD Jewish community of Innsbruck ordered disbanded · Innsbruck, Austria
  160. 1938 AD Jews are banned from buying and selling goods under Decree on the Elimination…
  161. 1938 AD Jews barred from German schools · Germany
  162. 1938 AD Jews barred from public cultural events
  163. 1938 AD Nazi Aryanization and confiscations after the Anschluss · Innsbruck, Austria
  164. 1938 AD Nazi terror, discriminatory laws and mass arrests in Vienna · Vienna, Austria
  165. 1938 AD Nazis force Jewish shops to display "Jewish business" signs · Germany
  166. 1938 AD Nazis plan decree to eliminate Jews from German life
  167. 1938 AD Persecution of Jews in the Sudetenland · Sudetenland, Czech Republic
  168. 1938 AD Police decree restricts Jews' movement in public
  169. 1938 AD Racial Laws affect Turin Jews · Turin, Italy
  170. 1938 AD Racial laws applied to Jews of Cesena · Cesena, Italy
  171. 1938 AD Racial laws imposed on the Jews of Trieste · Trieste, Italy
  172. 1938 AD Swiss request for J stamp on German Jewish passports · Switzerland
  173. 1938 AD The German government completely prohibits Jews from practicing law
  174. 1938 AD The German government completely prohibits Jews from practicing medicine
  175. 1938–1939 AD Anti-Jewish laws deprive Pécs Jews of livelihoods · Pécs, Hungary
  176. 1938–1939 AD First two major anti-Jewish laws in Hungary · Hungary
  177. 1938–1943 AD Anti-Jewish laws of the Fascist regime · Alessandria, Italy
  178. 1938–1943 AD Racial laws and exclusion of Venetian Jews · Venice, Italy
  179. 1939 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Commercial Enterprises · Commercial Enterprises
  180. 1939 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Hamburg · Hamburg, Germany
  181. 1939 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Roosevelt · United States
  182. 1939 AD British White Paper limits Jewish immigration to Palestine · Palestine, Israel and Palestinian territories
  183. 1939 AD British White Paper restricts Jewish immigration and land purchase · Palestine, Israel and Palestinian territories
  184. 1939 AD Closure of the Jewish congregation offices · České Budějovice, Czech Republic
  185. 1939 AD Confiscation of Jewish shops · Bratislava, Slovakia
  186. 1939 AD Cuba invalidates entry permits of Saint Louis refugees · Cuba
  187. 1939 AD Discriminatory legislation and expropriation in Pezinok · Pezinok, Slovakia
  188. 1939 AD Fideikommissariat set up to seize Jewish businesses in Poland · Poland
  189. 1939 AD Formation of the Nazi-imposed Reichsvereinigung · Berlin, Germany
  190. 1939 AD Frank decree defines role of Jewish Councils · General Government, Poland
  191. 1939 AD German occupation and persecution of Kielce Jews · Kielce, Poland
  192. 1939 AD German occupation measures against Kalisz Jews · Kalisz, Poland
  193. 1939 AD Germany exempts Karaite Jews from the Nuremberg Laws
  194. 1939 AD Gestapo establishes Central Bureau for Jewish Emigration · Berlin, Germany
  195. 1939 AD Ha-Tiqvah Hebrew school closed and Ben Yehuda Association disbanded · Tripoli, Libya
  196. 1939 AD Hungary restricts Jews in law, medicine and the economy
  197. 1939 AD Italian government replaces Trieste Jewish council · Trieste, Italy
  198. 1939 AD Italy passes anti-Jewish legislation · Italy
  199. 1939 AD Jewish badge enforced in Warsaw · Warsaw, Poland
  200. 1939 AD Jewish badge required in Cracow and the General-Government · Kraków, Poland
  201. 1939 AD Jewish private high school in Tripoli forced to close · Tripoli, Libya
  202. c. 1939 AD Jewish refugees required to settle in southern Chile · Chile
  203. c. 1939 AD Jews expelled from wood commerce and industry · Romania
  204. 1939 AD Jews' radios confiscated in Greater Germany · Greater Germany (several countries)
  205. 1939 AD June 17 Over 900 refugees aboard the St
  206. 1939 AD Law creating the Reichsvereinigung der Juden in Deutschland · Germany
  207. 1939 AD Official dissolution of the Heilbronn Jewish community · Heilbronn, Germany
  208. 1939 AD Refugee ship St. Louis departs Hamburg
  209. 1939 AD Saint Louis refugees barred from landing in Cuba · Cuba
  210. 1939 AD The German government prohibits Jews from working as nurses, veterinarians…
  211. 1939 AD Wloclawek Jews forced to wear yellow triangles · Włocławek, Poland
  212. 1939 AD Yellow triangle ordered for Jews of Wloclawek · Włocławek, Poland
  213. 1939–1940 AD Soviet suppression of Jewish communal life and employment limits · Przemyśl, Poland
  214. 1939–1941 AD Soviet closure of Jewish institutions and expulsion of businessmen in Pinsk · Pinsk, Belarus
  215. 1939–1941 AD Soviet liquidation of Jewish community institutions in Dubno · Dubno, Ukraine
  216. 1939–1941 AD Soviet repression of Jewish life in Lutsk · Lutsk, Ukraine
  217. 1939–1943 AD Forced labor at the "Jewish Retraining Center" in Paderborn · Paderborn, Germany
  218. 1940 AD All telephones are confiscated from Jews
  219. 1940 AD Anti-Jewish measures in French North Africa · French North Africa (several countries)
  220. 1940 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Norway · Norway
  221. 1940 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Reichskommissariat of Belgium · Belgium
  222. 1940 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Vichy France · Vichy France, France
  223. 1940 AD Cancellation of Romanian citizenship for Jews · Romania
  224. 1940 AD Confiscation of Jewish shops in Kolín · Kolín, Czech Republic
  225. 1940 AD Economic restrictions and confiscations against Jews · Timișoara, Romania
  226. 1940 AD Expulsion of Jewish students and workers under Antonescu · Romania
  227. 1940 AD Forced labor of Jewish women in Kolín soap factory · Kolín, Czech Republic
  228. 1940 AD Forced labor units for Jews established · Hungary
  229. 1940 AD German census of Jews and Jewish businesses in Paris · Paris, France
  230. 1940 AD German ordinance ordering census of Jews in Occupied Zone · Occupied Zone, France
  231. 1940 AD Hungarian restrictions on Jews in northern Transylvania · Northern Transylvania, Romania
  232. 1940 AD Internment of German-Jewish refugee men · Belgium
  233. 1940 AD Internment of foreign and some Italian Jews · Italy
  234. 1940 AD Jews forced to surrender their homes · Bratislava, Slovakia
  235. 1940 AD Labor Exchange for Jew-Workers set up in Berlin · Berlin, Germany
  236. 1940 AD Nazi racial laws extended to Luxembourg and Aryanization · Luxembourg
  237. 1940 AD Norwegian Jews barred from teaching and other professions
  238. 1940 AD Nuremberg Laws imposed in Luxembourg · Luxembourg
  239. 1940 AD Ordinance defining Jews, banning return, and requiring registration · Belgium
  240. 1940 AD Persecution of Jews in southern Transylvania · Transylvania, Romania
  241. 1940 AD Polish Jews denied exit visas · Kraków, Poland
  242. 1940 AD Soviet arrest of Gordonia leaders in Lutsk · Lutsk, Ukraine
  243. 1940 AD Soviet ban on Jewish communal life in Kremenets · Kremenets, Ukraine
  244. 1940 AD Soviet nationalization and exile of Jewish property owners in Liepaja · Liepāja, Latvia
  245. 1940 AD Total prohibition of Jewish immigration to Chile · Chile
  246. 1940 AD US Congress admits British children outside immigration quotas · United States
  247. 1940 AD Vichy France enacts the first Statut des Juifs
  248. 1940 AD Vichy anti-Jewish status introduced in French Morocco · Morocco
  249. 1940 AD Vichy persecution of the Jews of Constantine · Constantine, Algeria
  250. 1940 AD Vichy police census of the Jews · France
  251. 1940 AD Vichy repeals the Marchandeau law · France
  252. 1940 AD Warsaw Jews banned from public libraries · Warsaw, Poland
  253. 1940–1941 AD Elimination of Jewish life and trade under Soviet rule · Bauska, Latvia
  254. 1940–1941 AD German anti-Jewish decrees in occupied Netherlands · Amsterdam, Netherlands
  255. 1940–1941 AD Law for the Protection of the Nation · Bulgaria
  256. 1940–1941 AD Soviet closure of Jewish institutions and ban on Zionism · Chișinău (Kishinev), Moldova
  257. 1940–1941 AD Soviet closure of Jewish institutions and exile of Jewish activists · Daugavpils, Latvia
  258. 1940–1941 AD Vichy Statut des juifs · France
  259. c. 1940–1942 AD Foreign Jewish refugees interned in Moroccan camps · Morocco
  260. 1940–1942 AD Preparatory anti-Jewish measures under German occupation · Belgium
  261. c. 1940–1942 AD Vichy anti-Jewish policies in Casablanca · Casablanca, Morocco
  262. 1940–1942 AD Vichy discriminatory laws and abrogation of Crémieux Decree in Algeria · Oran, Algeria
  263. c. 1940–1945 AD Spanish occupiers strip Tangier Jews of rights and autonomy · Tangier, Morocco
  264. 1941 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Greater German Reich · Greater German Reich (several countries)
  265. 1941 AD Anti-Jewish measures in occupied northern Bukovina · Bukovina, Ukraine
  266. 1941 AD Arrest of Salonika Jewish community leaders · Thessaloniki (Salonika), Greece
  267. 1941 AD Baltic Jews forced to wear a Jewish badge · Baltic states (several countries)
  268. 1941 AD Closure of the Halberstadt Jewish school · Halberstadt, Germany
  269. 1941 AD Confiscation of Jewish apartments in Salonika · Thessaloniki (Salonika), Greece
  270. 1941 AD Confiscation of Jewish radios and bank declarations · Belgium
  271. 1941 AD Croatian Jews forced to wear yellow badges · Croatia
  272. 1941 AD Death penalty for leaving the Warsaw ghetto · Warsaw, Poland
  273. 1941 AD Discriminatory measures by Italian governor of Tripoli · Tripoli, Libya
  274. 1941 AD Dutch Jews are prohibited from appearing in public and are deprived of the…
  275. 1941 AD Economic repression and gold levy on Pinsk Jews · Pinsk, Belarus
  276. 1941 AD Fine imposed on Slonim Jewish community · Slonim, Belarus
  277. c. 1941 AD Forced labor and special taxes on Jews of Old Romania · Romania
  278. 1941 AD Forced labor imposed on Belgrade Jews · Belgrade, Serbia
  279. 1941 AD French Jews barred from trade and owning businesses · France
  280. 1941 AD Frustrated with the perceived caution of Romanian General Ion Antonescu in…
  281. 1941 AD German fine imposed on Bielsk Jewish community · Bielsk Podlaski, Poland
  282. 1941 AD Germany bans further Jewish emigration · Germany
  283. 1941 AD Harsher Vichy anti-Jewish decrees in French Morocco · Morocco
  284. 1941 AD Imposition of the Judenrat (AJB) · Belgium
  285. 1941 AD Jewish badge order issued for the Reich · Germany and elsewhere
  286. 1941 AD Jewish children expelled from public schools · Belgium
  287. 1941 AD Jewish men sent to forced labor · Timișoara, Romania
  288. 1941 AD Jews barred from emigrating
  289. 1941 AD Legal Jewish emigration from Berlin prohibited · Berlin, Germany
  290. 1941 AD Lohse decrees two yellow badges for Jews in the Ostland
  291. 1941 AD Lohse's provisional regulations on Jews in Ostland · Lithuania
  292. 1941 AD Looting, contribution and eviction of Osijek Jews · Osijek, Croatia
  293. 1941 AD Lvov Jews ordered to wear the Yellow Star · Lviv, Ukraine
  294. 1941 AD Nationalization of Jewish commerce under Soviet rule · Riga, Latvia
  295. 1941 AD Nazi ban on Jewish residence outside four Belgian cities · Belgium
  296. 1941 AD Nazis seize Jewish fur coats in eastern Germany
  297. 1941 AD Requisitions, expropriations and hostage executions against Sarajevo Jews · Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
  298. 1941 AD School quota limiting Jews to 10 percent in Morocco · Morocco
  299. 1941 AD Third Jewish Law · Hungary
  300. 1941 AD Vichy strips North African Jews of civil rights · North Africa (several countries)
  301. 1941 AD Yellow Star imposed in Slovakia, Bohemia and Moravia · Slovakia and elsewhere
  302. 1941 AD Yellow badge decreed for German Jews · Germany
  303. 1941 AD Yellow badge introduced for Berlin Jews · Berlin, Germany
  304. 1941 AD Yellow badge order for Jews re-endorsed in Romania · Romania
  305. 1941 AD Yellow badge ordered for Jews of Minsk · Minsk, Belarus
  306. 1941–1942 AD Forced labor of Dubno Jews · Dubno, Ukraine
  307. 1941–1942 AD German fine, executions and deportation order against Jews of France · Occupied Zone, France
  308. 1941–1943 AD Jewish labor camp at Leszno · Leszno, Poland
  309. 1941–1945 AD Confiscation of Jewish property in Shanghai · Shanghai, China
  310. 1942 AD Allied food relief saves Greek civilians from famine
  311. 1942 AD Ban on Jews in public places and limits on shopping hours · Occupied Zone, France
  312. 1942 AD Belgian Jews forced to wear the Yellow Star
  313. 1942 AD Blank authorization for government powers over Jews · Bulgaria
  314. 1942 AD Closure of all Jewish educational institutions · Germany
  315. c. 1942 AD Confiscation of Jewish factories and groceries in Salonika · Thessaloniki (Salonika), Greece
  316. 1942 AD Conscription of Jews into forced labor battalions in northern Transylvania · Northern Transylvania, Romania
  317. 1942 AD Forced labor for Organization Todt aimed at Jews · Belgium
  318. 1942 AD Forced labor of Salonika Jewish men · Thessaloniki (Salonika), Greece
  319. 1942 AD German curfew and residence ban for Jews in Occupied Zone · Occupied Zone, France
  320. 1942 AD In occupied Belgium, German authorities issue a decree requiring all Jews to…
  321. 1942 AD In the Netherlands, the German Higher SS and Police Leader issues a decree…
  322. 1942 AD Internment of AJB leaders at Breendonck · Breendonk, Belgium
  323. 1942 AD Jewish badge imposed in Bulgaria · Bulgaria
  324. 1942 AD Jewish badge imposed in Holland · Netherlands
  325. 1942 AD Jewish emigration from Nazi-controlled territory is prohibited
  326. 1942 AD Jewish internees conscripted into labor legions · Italy
  327. 1942 AD Jewish medical personnel banned from treating gentiles · Belgium
  328. 1942 AD Jews banned from public transportation
  329. 1942 AD Jews denied rationed foods and goods
  330. 1942 AD Jews in Greater Germany banned from public transport · Greater Germany (several countries)
  331. 1942 AD Macedonian Jews forced to wear the Yellow Star · North Macedonia
  332. 1942 AD New restrictions and Commissariat for Jewish Affairs · Bulgaria
  333. 1942 AD Norway confiscates all Jewish property · Norway
  334. 1942 AD Property declaration and forced labor for Tripoli Jews · Tripoli, Libya
  335. 1942 AD SS orders plundered Jewish valuables sent to Reichsbank
  336. 1942 AD Slovak authorities require all Jews to wear the yellow Star of David on their…
  337. c. 1942 AD São Tomé and Guiné refugees refused landing and detained in Cuba · Cuba
  338. 1942 AD Vichy France bars Jews from public places
  339. 1942 AD Vichy fires Lyons governor for refusing to arrest Jews
  340. 1942 AD Wartime bans on Jews: telephones, parks, pets, newspapers
  341. 1942 AD Yellow Star decree in the Netherlands · Netherlands
  342. 1942 AD Yellow Star made compulsory in Occupied France · Occupied Zone, France
  343. 1942 AD Yellow badge ordered for Jews in Occupied Zone · Occupied Zone, France
  344. 1942 AD Yellow badge ordered in Belgium · Belgium
  345. 1942 AD Young Jews sent to forced labor in Bulgaria · Bulgaria
  346. 1942–1943 AD Capital tax (varlik vergisi) discriminates against non-Muslims · Turkey
  347. 1942–1943 AD Confiscation of property of deported Jews · Germany
  348. 1942–1944 AD Jewish men from Györ sent to labor camps · Győr, Hungary
  349. 1943 AD 4 billion lei levy imposed on Romanian Jewry · Romania
  350. 1943 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Hamilton, Bermuda · Hamilton, United Kingdom
  351. 1943 AD Antonescu orders that no Transnistria deportee may return · Romania
  352. 1943 AD Arrests and deportations to labor camps over unpaid capital tax · Turkey
  353. 1943 AD Dissolution of the Wuerttemberg Jewish Central Council · Stuttgart, Germany
  354. 1943 AD Expulsion from trade unions and capital declaration in Salonika · Thessaloniki (Salonika), Greece
  355. 1943 AD Gestapo arrests and expropriation in Athens · Athens, Greece
  356. 1943 AD Italian Social Republic declares Jews enemy aliens, orders arrest and confiscation · Italy
  357. 1943 AD Jewish badge imposed in Greece · Greece
  358. 1943 AD Jews eliminated from public life; numerus clausus in economy · Hungary
  359. 1943 AD Order for Athens Jews to register at synagogue · Athens, Greece
  360. 1943 AD Prominent Jewish families sent to Somovit camp · Somovit, Bulgaria
  361. 1943 AD Rabbis' march on Washington for rescue of European Jews · Washington, D.C., United States
  362. 1943 AD Racial restrictions and yellow badge in Salonika · Thessaloniki (Salonika), Greece
  363. 1943 AD Renewed economic pressure and forced labor against Jews · Romania
  364. 1943 AD SS demand for gold from the Roman Jewish community · Rome, Italy
  365. 1943 AD Young Jewish conscripts sent to road construction labor · Bulgaria
  366. 1944 AD Anti-Jewish decrees and confiscations under Sztójay · Hungary
  367. 1944 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Public · Hungary
  368. 1944 AD Curfew imposed on Budapest Jews · Budapest, Hungary
  369. 1944 AD Hungary registers Jews and seizes their property
  370. 1944 AD Jews forced to dig defense trenches · Bacău, Romania
  371. 1944 AD Yellow badge ordered for Hungarian Jews · Hungary
  372. 1944 AD Yellow star decree for the Jews of Budapest · Budapest, Hungary
  373. 1946 AD Barker bans British troops from contact with Palestine Jews
  374. 1946–1948 AD British detention of Jewish refugees in Cyprus camps · Cyprus
  375. 1947 AD London Palestine conference reconvenes without Jews
  376. 1947 AD Military trials and fines against Baghdad Jews · Baghdad, Iraq
  377. 1948 AD Ban on Zionist funds in Romania · Romania
  378. 1948 AD Papal Index lists Jewish publications
  379. 1948 AD Syria prohibits sale of Jewish property · Syria
  380. 1948–1949 AD Liquidation of Zionist training farms in Romania · Romania
  381. 1948–1949 AD Temporary ban on Jewish emigration · Turkey
  382. 1948–1950 AD Detention of Jews in Alexandria camps after 1948 war · Alexandria, Egypt
  383. 1948–1953 AD Discrimination against Jews in Soviet university admissions · Soviet Union (several countries)
  384. 1949 AD Communist restrictions on Jewish life and nationalization of property · Bratislava, Slovakia
  385. 1949 AD Order to liquidate the Zionist movement in Romania · Romania
  386. 1949 AD Zionist organization disbanded and leaders imprisoned · Hungary
  387. 1949–1950 AD Government halts Joint Distribution Committee activity in Romania · Romania
  388. 1950 AD Closure of Alliance Israélite Universelle schools · Aleppo, Syria
  389. 1951 AD Abolition of the Baghdad rabbinical court · Baghdad, Iraq
  390. 1952 AD Ban on return of Libyan Jews who visited Israel · Libya
  391. 1952 AD Closure of the Zilkha Bank in Damascus · Damascus, Syria
  392. 1953 AD Ban on opening new Jewish hadarim · Morocco
  393. 1953 AD Closure of Jewish scouts and Maccabi by government · Beirut, Lebanon
  394. 1953 AD Closure of the Maccabi club · Libya
  395. 1953 AD Freezing of Jewish bank accounts in Syria · Syria
  396. 1954 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Egypt · Egypt
  397. 1954 AD Exit restrictions on Jews of Damascus · Damascus, Syria
  398. 1954 AD Syrian police bar Jews from leaving after brief permission · Syria
  399. 1956 AD Ban on Jewish emigration to Israel · Morocco
  400. 1956 AD Kishinev rabbi forced to sign protest against Sinai Campaign · Chișinău (Kishinev), Moldova
  401. 1956 AD Royal decree abolishes rabbinical courts · Morocco
  402. 1957 AD 1950s synagogue bombings · Southern United States, United States
  403. 1957 AD Tighter border controls and travel obstacles for Jews · Morocco
  404. 1958 AD Dismissal of Jewish officials · Morocco
  405. 1958–1963 AD Restrictions and confiscations under Qassem · Iraq
  406. 1959 AD Ban on Zionist activity and closure of Jewish organizations · Morocco
  407. 1959 AD Ban on baking matzot in Saratov · Saratov, Russia
  408. 1959 AD Closure of the Great Synagogue of Minsk · Minsk, Belarus
  409. 1959 AD Let us pray also for the Jews: that almighty God may remove the veil from their…
  410. 1960 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Austria · Austria
  411. 1960 AD Fine on Riga Jewish congregation over matzah · Riga, Latvia
  412. c. 1960 AD McGill University caps Jewish admissions at 10 percent · Montreal, Canada
  413. 1960–1963 AD Restriction of burials at the Jewish cemetery in Moscow · Moscow, Russia
  414. 1961 AD Bar-mitzvah ceremony banned in Kishinev · Chișinău (Kishinev), Moldova
  415. 1961 AD Segregation of foreign visitors in the Great Synagogue · Moscow, Russia
  416. 1961 AD Yeshivah students denied residence registration · Moscow, Russia
  417. 1962 AD Arrest of 25 Jewish youths on Simchat Torah eve · Saint Petersburg (Leningrad), Russia
  418. 1962–1964 AD Ban on matzah baking in the Leningrad synagogue · Saint Petersburg (Leningrad), Russia
  419. 1962–1965 AD Matzah baking discontinued and then restricted · Moscow, Russia
  420. 1963 AD Militia raid on Jewish High Holiday services in Ovruch · Ovruch, Ukraine
  421. 1963–1969 AD Prohibition and closure of the Jewish cemetery · Saint Petersburg (Leningrad), Russia
  422. 1964 AD Arrests of Jewish youths on Simchat Torah eve · Saint Petersburg (Leningrad), Russia
  423. 1964 AD Decree restricting Jewish travel to three miles · Syria
  424. 1964 AD Stat. · United States
  425. 1965 AD Militia disperses Jewish prayer groups in Chernobyl · Chornobyl (Chernobyl), Ukraine
  426. 1966 AD Last Pinsk prayerhouse closed by police · Pinsk, Belarus
  427. 1967 AD Dismissal of Jewish teachers and degrading regulations · Aleppo, Syria
  428. 1967 AD Internment of Alexandria Jews after Six-Day War · Alexandria, Egypt
  429. 1967 AD Istiqlal-backed economic boycott of Moroccan Jews · Morocco
  430. 1967 AD Jewish students expelled from Kishinev university · Chișinău (Kishinev), Moldova
  431. 1968 AD Anti-Jewish measures in United States · United States
  432. 1968 AD Official antisemitic campaign in Poland · Poland
  433. 1970 AD Canada has no legislation specifically restricting the ownership, display…
  434. 1970 AD Nationalization of Jewish property in Libya · Libya
  435. 1971 AD The ban on Jewish immigration to Israel from the Soviet Union was lifted in…
  436. 1977 AD Student unions withdraw recognition from Jewish societies · United Kingdom
  437. 1981–1983 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Canada · Canada
  438. 1984 AD Keegstra was charged under s 281.2(2) of the Criminal Code (now s 319(2), which…

21st century

  1. 2003 AD On 20 February 2009, the German Federal Constitutional Court dismissed a legal…
  2. 2005 AD A group of 15 members of the State Duma of Russia demands that Judaism and…
  3. 2007 AD On 15 February 2007, Holocaust denier Ernst Zündel was convicted on 14 counts…
  4. 2014 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Switzerland · Switzerland
  5. 2016 AD An ethics rule of the American Bar Association now forbids comments or actions…
  6. 2017 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Hungarian · Hungarian
  7. 2018 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Canada · Canada
  8. 2019 AD Belgium outlawed Shechita

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