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What happened to the Jews in Germany

1232 events, 1010 AD to 2025 AD

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11th century

  1. 1010 AD Margrave Gunzelin accused of selling Christian slaves to Jews · Dresden, Germany
  2. 1012 AD Expulsion of Jews from Germany · Germany
  3. 1012 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Mainz by Henry II · Mainz, Germany
  4. 1012 AD Persecution of Mainz Jews under Henry II · Mainz, Germany
  5. 1066 AD Jews accused of instigating murder of Archbishop Eberhard · Trier (Treves), Germany
  6. 1084 AD Mainz Jews accused of causing a great fire · Mainz, Germany
  7. c. 1090 AD Henry IV grants charter of privileges to the Jews of Worms · Worms, Germany
  8. 1096 AD 1,200 Jews of Mainz take their own lives facing forced conversion · Mainz (Mayence), Germany
  9. 1096 AD Count Emico attacks synagogue in Speyer · Speyer, Germany
  10. 1096 AD Crusader attack on the Jews of Cologne · Cologne, Germany
  11. 1096 AD Crusader attack on the Jews of Treves · Trier (Treves), Germany
  12. 1096 AD Crusader massacres of Rhenish Jewish communities · Rhineland, Germany
  13. 1096 AD Crusaders massacre the Jews of Neuss · Neuss, Germany
  14. 1096 AD Destruction of Jewish communities around Treves by Crusaders · Bernkastel, Germany
  15. 1096 AD Destruction of the Jews of Mainz by Emicho's crusaders · Mainz (Mayence), Germany
  16. 1096 AD Emicho's massacre of the Jews of Bamberg · Bamberg, Germany
  17. 1096 AD First Crusade · Rhineland, Germany
  18. 1096 AD Forced conversion of the Jews of Regensburg · Regensburg, Germany
  19. 1096 AD Over 5,000 Jews murdered in Germany · Germany
  20. 1096 AD Persecution and forced baptism of the Jews of Trier · Trier (Treves), Germany
  21. 1096 AD Rhineland massacres · Speyer, Germany
  22. 1096 AD Worms massacre (1096) · Worms, Germany
  23. c. 1100 AD Slave-sale toll imposed on Jews at Koblenz custom-house · Koblenz, Germany
  24. c. 1100–1199 AD Fine on Bonn Jews after murder accusation · Bonn, Germany

12th century

  1. c. 1145–1147 AD Expulsion of Jews from Magdeburg and Halle · Magdeburg, Germany
  2. 1146 AD Crusaders threaten Jews of Bonn in 1146 · Bonn, Germany
  3. 1146 AD Killing of Bacharach Jews at Stahleck during Second Crusade · Bacharach, Germany
  4. 1146 AD Persecution of Worms Jews during the Second Crusade · Worms, Germany
  5. 1146–1147 AD Attacks on Jews of Aschaffenburg, Wuerzburg, Nuremberg in Second Crusade · Aschaffenburg, Germany
  6. c. 1146–1147 AD Crusaders kill Jews at Würzburg · Würzburg, Germany
  7. 1146–1147 AD Second Crusade massacres at Magdeburg and Halle · Magdeburg, Germany
  8. 1147 AD Second Crusade killings in Mainz · Mainz, Germany
  9. 1160–1200 AD Archbishop Conrad exacts the humiliating Jews' oath · Mainz, Germany
  10. 1165 AD Jews of Worms barred from moneylending · Worms, Germany
  11. 1179 AD Accusation against Jews in Boppard · Boppard, Germany
  12. c. 1190 AD Host desecration accusation against Nuremberg Jews · Nuremberg, Germany
  13. 1195 AD Crusaders murder Jews in Boppard · Boppard, Germany
  14. 1196 AD Killings of Jews in Worms in 1196 · Worms, Germany
  15. 1197 AD Archbishop Adolf fines the Jews of Neuss · Neuss, Germany
  16. 1197 AD Forced baptism of a Jewish woman and her daughters in Neuss · Neuss, Germany
  17. 1197 AD Jews of Neuss killed after a Christian girl's death · Neuss, Germany
  18. 1199 AD Papal order to compel Jews to release Christian debtors from interest · Archbishopric of Magdeburg, Germany

13th century

  1. 1205 AD Persecution of the Jews at Halle · Halle, Germany
  2. c. 1206 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Halle · Halle, Germany
  3. 1206 AD Outrages against the Jews of Magdeburg · Magdeburg, Germany
  4. 1209 AD Discriminatory toll fee on Jews in Koblenz · Koblenz, Germany
  5. 1212 AD Persecution of the Jews at Gotha · Gotha, Germany
  6. 1213 AD Destruction of the Judendorf by Otto IV's troops · Magdeburg, Germany
  7. 1213 AD Persecution of the Jews at Magdeburg · Magdeburg, Germany
  8. 1213 AD Pope Innocent III cancels crusaders' interest on Jewish debts · Mainz, Germany
  9. 1215 AD Persecution of the Jews at Erfurt · Erfurt, Germany
  10. 1218 AD Massacre of Jews in Neustadt an der Aisch · Neustadt an der Aisch, Germany
  11. 1218 AD Two Jews martyred in Bamberg · Bamberg, Germany
  12. 1221 AD Massacre of Erfurt Jews by Friesland pilgrims · Erfurt, Germany
  13. 1221 AD Synagogue attacked in Erfurt · Erfurt, Germany
  14. 1230 AD Papal order to extract 1,620 marks from the Worms Jews · Worms, Germany
  15. 1233 AD Council of Mainz excommunicates Christians associating with Jews · Mainz, Germany
  16. 1235 AD Blood libel in Fulda, Germany · Fulda, Germany
  17. 1235 AD Crusaders massacre Jews of Fulda · Fulda, Germany
  18. 1235 AD Jews of Lauda and Tauberbischofsheim tortured and executed · Tauberbischofsheim, Germany
  19. 1235 AD Persecution of Jews at Lauda and Tauberbischofsheim (1235) · Lauda, Germany
  20. 1235 AD Seven Jews burned at Tauberbischofsheim on murder accusation · Tauberbischofsheim, Germany
  21. 1236 AD Frederick II declares Jews servants of the imperial treasury · Germany
  22. 1236 AD Market day set on Sabbath to exclude Jews from trade · Xanten, Germany
  23. 1238 AD Blood libel against the Jews of Fulda · Fulda, Germany
  24. 1238 AD Massacre of Jews in Fulda after blood libel · Fulda, Germany
  25. 1241 AD Frankfurt riot kills 180 Jews · Frankfurt, Germany
  26. 1241 AD Pogrom in Frankfurt · Frankfurt, Germany
  27. 1243 AD Blood libel in Kitzingen Germany · Kitzingen, Germany
  28. 1243 AD Burning of Jews at Belitz for Host desecration · Beelitz, Germany
  29. 1243 AD Host desecration accusation at Belitz · Beelitz, Germany
  30. 1247 AD Accusation of using a child's heart in Passover communion · Germany and elsewhere
  31. 1248 AD Persecution of the Jews of Munich in 1248 · Munich, Germany
  32. c. 1250 AD Archbishop of Treves taxes the Jews · Trier (Treves), Germany
  33. 1254–1275 AD Heavy taxation of the Worms Jews for the Rhenish Alliance and King Richard · Worms, Germany
  34. 1255 AD Interest cap imposed on Jewish lenders in Worms · Worms, Germany
  35. 1259 AD Mainz synod orders yellow badge · Mainz, Germany
  36. 1259 AD Synod of Fritzlar imposes the Jewish badge on Mainz Jews · Mainz, Germany
  37. 1261 AD Archbishop Robert seizes Jewish valuables and ransoms the wealthy · Magdeburg, Germany
  38. 1261 AD Persecution and plundering of the Jews of Halle (1261) · Halle, Germany
  39. 1262 AD First expulsion of the Jews from Treves · Trier (Treves), Germany
  40. 1263 AD Ritual murder accusation against Jews of Schweinfurt · Schweinfurt, Germany
  41. 1264 AD Anti-Jewish massacres in Arnstadt · Arnstadt, Germany
  42. 1264 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Greifswald · Greifswald, Germany
  43. 1265 AD Killing of about 20 Jews in Koblenz · Koblenz, Germany
  44. 1265 AD Persecution of the Jews of Koblenz · Koblenz, Germany
  45. 1267 AD Blood libel and judicial murder of Jews at Pforzheim · Pforzheim, Germany
  46. 1267 AD Persecution of Jews at Pforzheim (1267) · Pforzheim, Germany
  47. 1274 AD Royal taxes levied on Goslar Jews through the municipality · Goslar, Germany
  48. 1276 AD Expulsion of Jews from Upper Bavaria · Bavaria, Germany
  49. 1281 AD Killing of R. Meir and burning of the Mainz synagogue · Mainz, Germany
  50. 1281–1283 AD Blood libel killings and synagogue burning in Mainz · Mainz, Germany
  51. 1283 AD Blood libel in Mainz · Mainz, Germany
  52. 1283 AD Murder of twenty-six Jews at Bacharach · Bacharach, Germany
  53. 1283 AD Ten Jews slain by the populace in Mainz · Mainz, Germany
  54. 1285 AD Blood libel in Munich: Jews falsely accused, 248 killed · Munich, Germany
  55. 1285 AD Emperor Rudolph orders Goslar Jews to pay tax promptly · Goslar, Germany
  56. 1285 AD Ritual murder accusation and burning of the Munich synagogue · Munich, Germany
  57. 1286 AD City seizes abandoned Jewish real estate in Mainz · Mainz, Germany
  58. 1286 AD Destruction of Andernach and expulsion of Jews · Andernach, Germany
  59. 1287 AD Destruction and pillage of the Judengasse in Andernach · Andernach, Germany
  60. 1287 AD Oberwesel mob kills 40 Jews after false ritual murder charge · Oberwesel, Germany
  61. 1287 AD Persecution at Pritzwalk after host desecration charge · Pritzwalk, Germany
  62. 1287 AD Riot in Oberwesel · Oberwesel, Germany
  63. 1287 AD Siegburg Jews slain over the Johänneken murder accusation · Siegburg, Germany
  64. 1287 AD Werner ritual murder persecution at Bacharach · Bacharach, Germany
  65. c. 1287–1288 AD Martyrdom of Jews in Koblenz · Koblenz, Germany
  66. 1288 AD Pogrom in Bonn, Germany · Bonn, Germany
  67. 1290 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Wismar · Wismar, Germany
  68. 1290 AD Mob kills Jewish moneylender Solman at Mülhausen · Mühlhausen, Germany
  69. c. 1290 AD Ritual murder accusation raised at Mainz · Mainz, Germany
  70. 1290 AD Rudolph I annuls debts owed to Jews · Mühlhausen, Germany
  71. c. 1290–1299 AD Persecution of Jews at Frankenberg and Geismar · Frankenberg, Germany
  72. 1291 AD Jews of Erfurt pledged to the municipal council · Erfurt, Germany
  73. 1292 AD Murder of Jews in Bueren · Büren, Germany
  74. 1293 AD Arrest of Meir b. Baruch of Rothenburg · Germany
  75. 1294 AD Ban on Jews acquiring real estate in St. Martin's parish · Worms, Germany
  76. 1294 AD Restriction on Jewish house ownership in Frankfurt (Oder) · Frankfurt (Oder), Germany
  77. 1295 AD Archbishop Gerhard assigns Mainz Jews to the city with right to tax them at will · Mainz, Germany
  78. 1295 AD Berlin council bars wool merchants from supplying Jews · Berlin, Germany
  79. 1298 AD Einbeck Jews burned at the stake · Einbeck, Germany
  80. 1298 AD Host-desecration massacres of 1298 · Bavaria, Germany
  81. 1298 AD Persecution of Jews at Lauda and Tauberbischofsheim (1298) · Lauda, Germany
  82. 1298 AD Persecution of the Jews of Schweinfurt in 1298 · Schweinfurt, Germany
  83. 1298 AD Rindfleisch massacre in Amberg · Amberg, Germany
  84. 1298 AD Rindfleisch massacre of Jews at Limburg · Limburg an der Lahn, Germany
  85. 1298 AD Rindfleisch massacre of Nuremberg Jews · Nuremberg, Germany
  86. 1298 AD Rindfleisch massacre of the Jews of Bamberg · Bamberg, Germany
  87. 1298 AD Rindfleisch massacre of the Jews of Heilbronn · Heilbronn, Germany
  88. 1298 AD Rindfleisch massacres affect Hagenbach Jews · Hagenbach, Germany
  89. 1298 AD Rindfleisch massacres in Rothenburg · Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
  90. 1298 AD Rindfleisch massacres of Jews in Württemberg · Württemberg, Germany
  91. 1298 AD Rindfleisch persecution of the Jews of Nördlingen · Nördlingen, Germany
  92. 1298 AD Rindfleisch persecutions in Kissingen · Bad Kissingen, Germany
  93. 1298 AD Rindfleisch persecutions reach Öttingen · Oettingen, Germany
  94. 1298 AD Rintfleisch · Franconia, Germany
  95. c. 1300 AD Protection money imposed on Soest Jews by Cologne archbishop · Soest, Germany
  96. c. 1300 AD Restrictions on Jews traveling through Bremen · Bremen, Germany

14th century

  1. 1301 AD Attack on the Judendorf after image-crucifixion rumor · Magdeburg, Germany
  2. 1301 AD Taxes of Jews of Fulda diocese pledged to the abbot · Fulda, Germany
  3. 1303 AD Killing of eight Gotha Jews in Weissensee blood libel · Weißensee, Germany
  4. 1303 AD Persecution of Gotha Jews over ritual murder accusation · Gotha, Germany
  5. 1309 AD Massacre of Jews in Fulda blamed for plague · Fulda, Germany
  6. 1310 AD Archbishop Peter worsens anti-Jewish regulations · Mainz, Germany
  7. 1310 AD Henry VII transfers authority over Jews to the abbot · Fulda, Germany
  8. 1310 AD Henry VII's restrictions on Nuremberg Jews · Nuremberg, Germany
  9. 1312 AD Bishop Engelbert II limits Jewish interest rates in Osnabrück · Osnabrück, Germany
  10. 1314 AD Expulsion of Jews by Louis the Bavarian · Bavaria, Germany
  11. 1314 AD Expulsion of Jews from Halle · Halle, Germany
  12. 1315 AD Demolition of Jewish houses ordered for city expansion · Nuremberg, Germany
  13. 1315 AD Ludwig restricts the privileges of the Jews of Munich · Munich, Germany
  14. 1316 AD Increased yearly tax on the Worms Jewish community · Worms, Germany
  15. 1316 AD Ulm mass commemorating alleged Jewish treachery · Ulm, Germany
  16. 1316–1322 AD Jews of Heilbronn handed over to the city · Heilbronn, Germany
  17. 1319 AD Well-poisoning accusation in Franconia · Franconia, Germany
  18. 1322 AD Citizens released from liability for property taken from Jews · Heilbronn, Germany
  19. 1322 AD Jews and their taxes pledged to the burgrave · Nuremberg, Germany
  20. 1322 AD Persecution of Jews at Ueberlingen (1322) · Überlingen, Germany
  21. 1322 AD Regensburg Jews pawned to the dukes of Lower Bavaria · Regensburg, Germany
  22. 1325 AD Host desecration accusation and burning of Jews at Güstrow · Güstrow, Germany
  23. 1325 AD Host desecration accusation in Krakow am See · Krakow am See, Germany
  24. 1326 AD Persecution of Jews at Constance (1326) · Konstanz, Germany
  25. 1327 AD Bishop Gottfried imposes annual taxes and restricted jurisdiction on Jews · Osnabrück, Germany
  26. 1328 AD Persecution of the Jews in Saxony (1328) · Saxony, Germany
  27. 1330 AD Host desecration accusation in Guestrow · Güstrow, Germany
  28. 1330 AD Persecution of the Jews in Saxony (1330) · Saxony, Germany
  29. 1330 AD Soest limits Jewish residence to two families · Soest, Germany
  30. c. 1331–1333 AD Council pressure drives Jews from Nuremberg · Nuremberg, Germany
  31. 1334 AD Archbishop Walram kills Meyer of Siegburg and his son · Siegburg, Germany
  32. 1334 AD Judenschläger attack on the Jews of Koblenz · Koblenz, Germany
  33. 1334 AD Near-annihilation of the Esslingen Jewish community · Esslingen, Germany
  34. 1336 AD Armleder persecutions · Franconia, Germany
  35. 1336–1337 AD Armleder massacres · Bavaria, Germany and elsewhere
  36. 1336–1340 AD Exactions on Goslar Jews by Emperor Louis IV · Goslar, Germany
  37. 1337 AD Anti-Jewish violence in Aschaffenburg · Aschaffenburg, Germany
  38. 1337 AD Armleder attack on the Jews of Bacharach · Bacharach, Germany
  39. 1337 AD Armleder massacres of Jews at Diez and Montabaur · Diez, Germany
  40. 1337 AD Armleder persecutions in Tauberbischofsheim · Tauberbischofsheim, Germany
  41. 1337 AD Emperor Ludwig assigns Osnabrück Jews to Count of Waldeck for taxation · Osnabrück, Germany
  42. 1337 AD Persecution of Andernach Jews in 1337 · Andernach, Germany
  43. 1337 AD Persecution of Jews at Lauda, Tauberbischofsheim and Bretten (1337) · Lauda, Germany
  44. 1337 AD Persecution of Jews in Koblenz · Koblenz, Germany
  45. 1337–1338 AD Pogrom in Bavaria, Austria · Bavaria, Germany and elsewhere
  46. 1338 AD Deggendorf massacre of Jews · Deggendorf, Germany
  47. 1338–1339 AD Armleder persecutions · Germany
  48. 1342 AD Golden penny tax imposed on the Jews of Munich · Munich, Germany
  49. 1342 AD Imperial Opferpfennig and gulden tax on Jews · Oettingen, Germany
  50. 1342 AD Opferpfennig poll tax levied on Rothenburg Jews · Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
  51. 1342 AD Opferpfennig tax imposed on Nuremberg Jews · Nuremberg, Germany
  52. 1342 AD Poll tax imposed on Jews by Louis IV · Germany
  53. 1343 AD Persecution of Jews at Tauberbischofsheim · Tauberbischofsheim, Germany
  54. 1344 AD Ban on Jews buying Christian-owned houses · Nuremberg, Germany
  55. 1345 AD Jews prohibited from trading in Bremen · Bremen, Germany
  56. 1346 AD Louis IV cancels Württemberg counts' debts to Jews · Württemberg, Germany
  57. 1347 AD Charles IV imposes wood tax on Nuremberg Jews · Nuremberg, Germany
  58. 1347 AD Demolition of Nuremberg synagogue for the Marienkirche · Nuremberg, Germany
  59. 1347 AD Municipal law of 1347 restricts Munich Jews · Munich, Germany
  60. 1347 AD Six Jewish families permitted to reside in Amberg · Amberg, Germany
  61. 1348 AD Annihilation of Limburg Jews during the Black Death · Limburg an der Lahn, Germany
  62. 1348 AD Black Death attack on the Judendorf · Magdeburg, Germany
  63. 1348 AD Black Death massacre of the Jews of Alzey · Alzey, Germany
  64. 1348 AD Black Death massacres of the Jews of Ahrweiler · Ahrweiler, Germany
  65. 1348 AD Black Death persecution at Tauberbischofsheim · Tauberbischofsheim, Germany
  66. 1348 AD Black Death persecutions destroy Württemberg Jewish communities · Württemberg, Germany
  67. 1348 AD Massacre of the Jews of Augsburg during the Black Death · Augsburg, Germany
  68. 1348 AD Massacres of Jews in Bavaria · Bavaria, Germany
  69. 1348 AD Persecution of Jews at Wolfshagen during the Black Death · Wolfhagen, Germany
  70. c. 1348 AD Well-poisoning accusation and mob persecution of Ulm Jews · Ulm, Germany
  71. 1348–1349 AD Annihilation of Bruchsal Jewish community in Black Death · Bruchsal, Germany
  72. 1348–1349 AD Annihilation of Marburg Jewish community in Black Death persecutions · Marburg, Germany
  73. 1348–1349 AD Black Death massacres in the principality of Bayreuth · Bayreuth, Germany
  74. 1348–1349 AD Black Death persecution of Koblenz Jews · Koblenz, Germany
  75. 1348–1349 AD Black Death persecutions of Jews in Kassel · Kassel, Germany
  76. 1348–1349 AD Black Death slaughter of the Munich Jews · Munich, Germany
  77. 1348–1349 AD Black Death well-poisoning accusations and slaughter · Germany
  78. 1348–1349 AD Burning of the Jews of Stuttgart during the Black Death · Stuttgart, Germany
  79. 1348–1349 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Aschaffenburg · Aschaffenburg, Germany
  80. c. 1348–1349 AD Well-poisoning charge against Rothenburg Jews during the Black Death · Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
  81. c. 1348–1350 AD Annihilation of Gotha community during the Black Death · Gotha, Germany
  82. c. 1348–1350 AD Black Death persecution of the Jews of Osnabrück · Osnabrück, Germany
  83. c. 1348–1350 AD Black Death persecution of the Jews of Treves · Trier (Treves), Germany
  84. c. 1348–1350 AD Black Death persecutions in Limburg, Diez and Montabaur · Limburg an der Lahn, Germany
  85. c. 1348–1350 AD Black Death persecutions in Rostock, Parchim and Wismar · Rostock, Germany
  86. c. 1348–1350 AD Black Death persecutions of the Jews of Bayreuth · Bayreuth, Germany
  87. c. 1348–1350 AD Expulsion of the Jews of Hanover during the Black Death · Hanover, Germany
  88. c. 1348–1350 AD Well-poisoning defamation, killings and expulsions of about 300 communities · Spain and elsewhere
  89. 1349 AD Annihilation of Ansbach Jewish settlement by Flagellants · Ansbach, Germany
  90. 1349 AD Attack on the Jewish quarter of Heilbronn · Heilbronn, Germany
  91. 1349 AD Attack on the Jewish quarter of Ulm during the Black Death · Ulm, Germany
  92. 1349 AD Attack on the Jews of Hanover · Hanover, Germany
  93. 1349 AD Attack on the Jews of Nuremberg · Nuremberg, Germany
  94. 1349 AD Bishop readmits Jews to Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany
  95. 1349 AD Black Death Jewish persecutions · Berlin, Germany
  96. 1349 AD Black Death extermination of the Jews of Meissen · Meissen, Germany
  97. 1349 AD Black Death massacre of Jews at Bacharach · Bacharach, Germany
  98. 1349 AD Black Death massacre of Jews in Fulda · Fulda, Germany
  99. 1349 AD Black Death massacre of Rothenburg Jews · Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
  100. 1349 AD Black Death persecution of Bonn Jews · Bonn, Germany
  101. 1349 AD Black Death persecution of Salzburg Jews · Salzburg, Austria and elsewhere
  102. 1349 AD Black Death persecution of the Jews of Bamberg · Bamberg, Germany
  103. 1349 AD Black Death persecution of the Jews of Nördlingen · Nördlingen, Germany
  104. 1349 AD Black Death persecution of the Jews of Soest · Soest, Germany
  105. 1349 AD Black Death persecutions in Xanten · Xanten, Germany
  106. 1349 AD Burning of the Dresden Jews · Dresden, Germany
  107. 1349 AD Burning of the Jews of Leipzig under Margrave Frederick · Leipzig, Germany
  108. 1349 AD Burning of the Jews of Worms · Worms, Germany
  109. 1349 AD Destruction of Dortmund Jewish community during the Black Death · Dortmund, Germany
  110. 1349 AD Destruction of Hanau Jewish community in Black Death persecutions · Hanau, Germany
  111. 1349 AD Destruction of the Jews of Frankfurt · Frankfurt, Germany
  112. 1349 AD Erfurt massacre · Erfurt, Germany
  113. 1349 AD Expulsion of Jews from Heilbronn during the Black Death · Heilbronn, Germany
  114. 1349 AD Flagellants kill Jews in Berg during the Black Death · Berg, Germany
  115. 1349 AD Flagellants massacre the Jews of Koblenz · Koblenz, Germany
  116. 1349 AD Heidelberg Jewish community decimated in Black Death · Heidelberg, Germany
  117. 1349 AD Hildesheim Jews killed during the Black Death · Hildesheim, Germany
  118. 1349 AD Jewish property in Worms given to the citizens · Worms, Germany
  119. 1349 AD Jewish quarter demolished and synagogue replaced by church · Nuremberg, Germany
  120. 1349 AD Massacre of the Jews of Cologne · Cologne, Germany
  121. 1349 AD Massacre of the Jews of Freiburg im Breisgau · Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany
  122. 1349 AD Massacre of the Jews of Mainz · Mainz, Germany
  123. 1349 AD Massacre of the Jews of Speyer · Speyer, Germany
  124. 1349 AD Persecution and plundering of the Jews of Halle (1349) · Halle, Germany
  125. 1349 AD Persecution of Andernach Jews in 1349 · Andernach, Germany
  126. 1349 AD Persecution of the Jews of Neuss during the Black Death · Neuss, Germany
  127. 1349 AD Persecution of the Jews of Schweinfurt in 1349 · Schweinfurt, Germany
  128. 1349 AD Persecutions of Jews across Baden (1349) · Baden, Germany
  129. 1349 AD Prince-bishop seizes Jewish houses and synagogue · Bamberg, Germany
  130. 1349 AD Wetzlar Jews suffer in Black Death persecutions · Wetzlar, Germany
  131. 1349–1350 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Essen after well-poisoning charge · Essen, Germany
  132. 1349–1352 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Nuremberg · Nuremberg, Germany
  133. 1350 AD Confiscation of the Jewish school in Göttingen · Göttingen, Germany
  134. 1350 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Berlin during the Black Death · Berlin, Germany
  135. 1350 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Dortmund during the Black Death · Dortmund, Germany
  136. 1350 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Hanover after the Black Death · Hanover, Germany
  137. 1350 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Wildeshausen · Wildeshausen, Germany
  138. 1350 AD Expulsions from districts of Germany, Italy and the Balkans · Germany and elsewhere
  139. 1350 AD Lübeck council blames Jews for plague, urges their killing · Lübeck, Germany
  140. 1350 AD Persecution of Göttingen Jews after the Black Death · Göttingen, Germany
  141. 1350 AD Second expulsion of the Jews from Wismar · Wismar, Germany
  142. 1350 AD Well-poisoning accusation and expulsion of Jews from Mecklenburg · Mecklenburg, Germany
  143. 1352 AD Charles IV pardons killers and permits Jewish readmission · Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
  144. 1352 AD Confiscation and sale of Jewish houses in Koblenz · Koblenz, Germany
  145. 1352 AD Jews confined to special quarter and debts cancelled · Nuremberg, Germany
  146. 1352 AD Jews readmitted to Nuremberg by imperial edict · Nuremberg, Germany
  147. 1352 AD Margrave disposes of Leipzig synagogue after Black Death · Leipzig, Germany
  148. 1352 AD Slaughter of the Jews of Oppenheim · Oppenheim, Germany
  149. 1352–1355 AD Jews readmitted to German cities after the Black Death · Erfurt, Germany
  150. 1353–1355 AD Jews permitted to resettle in Worms · Worms, Germany
  151. 1354 AD Jews permitted to return to Berlin · Berlin, Germany
  152. 1354–1357 AD Synagogue, cemetery and dance hall returned to Ulm Jews · Ulm, Germany
  153. 1355 AD Jews permitted to resettle in Worms · Worms, Germany
  154. 1357 AD Attack on the Jews of Magdeburg (1357) · Magdeburg, Germany
  155. 1357 AD Jews permitted to resettle in Erfurt · Erfurt, Germany
  156. 1359 AD Readmission of Jews to Aschaffenburg · Aschaffenburg, Germany
  157. 1362 AD Limit on Jewish families and annual tax in Treves · Trier (Treves), Germany
  158. 1363 AD Joseph hanged on the outside of the gallows in Nuremberg · Nuremberg, Germany
  159. 1366 AD Partial citizenship granted to some Ulm Jews · Ulm, Germany
  160. 1367 AD Tax imposed on Jew Frondel in Chemnitz · Chemnitz, Germany
  161. 1368 AD Charles IV permits Jews to return to Schweinfurt · Schweinfurt, Germany
  162. 1368 AD Special taxes imposed on Dresden Jews · Dresden, Germany
  163. 1369–1371 AD Expulsion of the last Jew from Hanover · Hanover, Germany
  164. 1371 AD Expulsion of a Jew from Hanover by the Dukes · Hanover, Germany
  165. 1372 AD Jews readmitted to Dortmund · Dortmund, Germany
  166. 1373 AD Council ordinances on Jewish dress and conduct · Erfurt, Germany
  167. 1373 AD Emperor demands 10,000 gulden from Augsburg Jews · Augsburg, Germany
  168. c. 1378–1400 AD Debt remission under Wenceslaus ruins Munich Jews · Munich, Germany
  169. 1380 AD Council extorts 2,200 silver marks from the Jews · Erfurt, Germany
  170. 1380 AD Further humiliating dress rules and residence limits · Erfurt, Germany
  171. 1384 AD Attack on the Jews of Magdeburg (1384) · Magdeburg, Germany
  172. 1384 AD Augsburg Jews forced to pay 22,000 gulden to the council · Augsburg, Germany
  173. 1384 AD Bishop Adolph of Cologne frees Jews from Leibzoll · Electorate of Cologne, Germany
  174. 1384 AD Riot against Jews convicted of false tax returns · Regensburg, Germany
  175. 1384 AD Riots of July 29, 1384 destroy the Jewish community · Nördlingen, Germany
  176. 1384 AD Violence against Jews in Noerdlingen · Nördlingen, Germany
  177. 1385 AD Archbishop Adolf remits Jews' tax and abolishes dice-tax · Mainz, Germany
  178. 1385 AD Federation of cities voids debts owed to Jews · Ulm, Germany
  179. 1385 AD Imprisonment and ransom of Nuremberg Jews under Wenzel · Nuremberg, Germany
  180. 1385 AD King Wenzel cancels all debts owed to Jews · Augsburg, Germany
  181. 1385–1390 AD Annulment of debts owed to Rothenburg Jews · Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
  182. 1385–1390 AD Emperor Wenzel's contributions levied on German Jews · Regensburg, Germany
  183. 1385–1390 AD Wenceslaus IV's debt moratoria · Germany
  184. 1385–1390 AD Wenzel's financial operations against Jewish creditors · Germany
  185. 1387 AD Rhenish cities at Speyer bar Christian servants in Jewish homes · Speyer, Germany
  186. 1390 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Heidelberg · Heidelberg, Germany
  187. 1390 AD Second annulment of debts to Jews by Wenceslaus · Regensburg, Germany
  188. 1390 AD Wenceslaus IV annuls debts owed to Jews of Schweinfurt · Schweinfurt, Germany
  189. 1390 AD Wenceslaus cancels debts owed to Jews · Ulm, Germany and elsewhere
  190. 1391 AD Expulsion of the Jews from the Palatinate including Alzey · Alzey, Germany
  191. 1391 AD Jewish property in Heidelberg given to the university · Heidelberg, Germany
  192. 1391 AD Persecution of the Jews of Gotha · Gotha, Germany
  193. 1391 AD Wenceslaus cancels Erfurt citizens' debts to Jews · Erfurt, Germany
  194. 1392 AD Wenceslaus edict liquidating Jewish debts · Ulm, Germany
  195. 1395 AD Ulm council restricts Jewish trade in precious metals · Ulm, Germany
  196. 1397 AD Banishment of the Jews from Rothenburg · Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
  197. 1397 AD Sale of Rothenburg synagogue and conversion into a chapel · Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
  198. 1398 AD Leibzoll body tax imposed on Jews in Worms · Worms, Germany
  199. 1399 AD Readmission of Jews to Fulda · Fulda, Germany
  200. c. 1400–1450 AD Jews driven out of Andernach in the early 15th century · Andernach, Germany
  201. c. 1400–1499 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Bonn · Bonn, Germany

15th century

  1. c. 1401–1500 AD Ravensburg blood libel, burnings and expulsions · Ravensburg, Germany
  2. 1403 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Amberg · Amberg, Germany
  3. c. 1403 AD Jews deprived of their synagogue in Oppenheim · Oppenheim, Germany
  4. 1405 AD Opferpfennig ordered to be paid by Jews of Treves · Trier (Treves), Germany
  5. 1406 AD Nuremberg Jews forbidden to build a new synagogue · Nuremberg, Germany
  6. 1409 AD Ritual murder accusation against the Jews of Worms · Worms, Germany
  7. 1410 AD Duke and city agree to tax Regensburg Jews · Regensburg, Germany
  8. 1412 AD Jew sentenced to be quartered in Oppenheim · Oppenheim, Germany
  9. 1413 AD Host desecration persecution in Munich · Munich, Germany
  10. 1414 AD Arrest of Rothenburg Jews to extract money for Sigismund · Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
  11. 1414 AD Heavy imperial tax on Goslar Jews · Goslar, Germany
  12. 1414 AD Jews permitted to return to Mainz by Archbishop Diether · Mainz, Germany
  13. 1414 AD Sigismund demands 800 gulden from the Jews · Nördlingen, Germany
  14. 1414 AD Sigismund extorts 12,000 florins for Council of Constance · Nuremberg, Germany
  15. 1416 AD Sigismund imposes 6,000 gulden on Erfurt Jews · Erfurt, Germany
  16. 1416–1418 AD Sigismund levies 10% annual tax on Jewish movable assets · Nuremberg, Germany
  17. 1418 AD Archbishop Otto expels the Jews from his domains · Koblenz, Germany
  18. 1418 AD Erfurt Jews forced to declare property on oath · Erfurt, Germany
  19. 1418 AD Expulsion of Jews from Trier · Trier, Germany
  20. 1418 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Koblenz · Koblenz, Germany
  21. 1418 AD Second expulsion of the Jews from the electorate of Treves · Trier (Treves), Germany
  22. 1420 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Mainz (1420) · Mainz, Germany
  23. 1421 AD Jewish cemetery and houses in Koblenz given away · Koblenz, Germany
  24. 1421 AD Ulm laws on Jewish employment, slaughtering and marketing · Ulm, Germany
  25. 1422 AD Ban on Jewish loans on wool and cotton · Ulm, Germany
  26. 1422 AD Bishop of Würzburg's restrictive decree on Rothenburg Jews · Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
  27. 1422 AD Jews forced to renounce claims against Christians · Bayreuth, Germany
  28. 1422 AD Worms Jews outlawed and houses confiscated by Sigismund · Worms, Germany
  29. 1423 AD Special "third penny" tax levied on Oppenheim Jews · Oppenheim, Germany
  30. 1424 AD Bishop promises to rid Osnabrück of Jews · Osnabrück, Germany
  31. 1424 AD Expulsion of Jews from Cologne · Cologne, Germany
  32. 1429 AD Augsburg Jews pledged to Count von Pappenheim · Augsburg, Germany
  33. 1430 AD Burning of Jews at Lindau, Ravensburg and Ueberlingen · Lindau, Germany
  34. 1430 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Saxony · Saxony, Germany
  35. c. 1430–1432 AD Banishment of the Jews from Dresden and conversion of synagogue · Dresden, Germany
  36. 1432 AD Duke Albert III taxes the Jews to repair Hussite war damage · Munich, Germany
  37. 1433 AD Coronation tax imposed on Rothenburg Jews · Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
  38. 1433 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Meissen and Thuringia · Meissen, Germany
  39. 1434 AD Emperor Sigismund reintroduces badge at Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany
  40. 1435 AD Expulsion of Jews from Speyer · Speyer, Germany
  41. 1437 AD Yellow badge ordinance strictly enforced · Nördlingen, Germany
  42. 1437–1439 AD King Albert levies 600 florins on the Jews · Nördlingen, Germany
  43. 1438 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Esslingen · Esslingen, Germany
  44. 1438 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Mainz · Mainz, Germany
  45. 1438 AD Sigismund pledges Erfurt Jews to Matthes Schlick · Erfurt, Germany
  46. 1439 AD Punishment and banishment of Abraham of Leipzig · Leipzig, Germany
  47. c. 1440 AD Blood libel in Goslar · Goslar, Germany
  48. 1440 AD Expulsion of Jews from Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany
  49. 1440 AD Schulklopfer accused of alchemy and branded · Nuremberg, Germany
  50. 1442 AD 6,000 gulden coronation gift extorted for Friedrich III · Erfurt, Germany
  51. 1442 AD Expulsion of Jews from Upper Bavaria · Bavaria, Germany
  52. 1442 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Bamberg · Bamberg, Germany
  53. 1445 AD Jews readmitted to Mainz · Mainz, Germany
  54. 1446 AD Arrest and expulsion of Jews from Brandenburg · Brandenburg, Germany
  55. 1446 AD Frederick II orders Jews imprisoned and property confiscated · Brandenburg, Germany
  56. 1446 AD Imprisonment of Jews and confiscation of property · Brandenburg, Germany
  57. 1446 AD Jews forced to leave Halle (1446) · Halle, Germany
  58. 1447 AD Jewish interest rate cut by half · Nördlingen, Germany
  59. c. 1450 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Marburg · Marburg, Germany
  60. 1450 AD Louis IX, Duke of Bavaria expels all Jews who reject baptism · Lower Bavaria, Germany
  61. 1450 AD Louis the Wealthy imprisons, fines and banishes Jews · Lower Bavaria, Germany
  62. c. 1450 AD Ritual murder accusation over Ludwig of Bruck · Ulm, Germany
  63. c. 1450–1499 AD Forced attendance at conversion sermons in Nuremberg · Nuremberg, Germany
  64. 1451 AD Bamberg synod restricts Nuremberg Jews and imposes badges · Nuremberg, Germany
  65. 1451 AD Jewish badge ordered in Hanover · Hanover, Germany
  66. 1452 AD Badge ordered for Regensburg Jews · Regensburg, Germany
  67. 1452 AD Demolition of Marburg synagogue and loss of cemetery · Marburg, Germany
  68. 1452–1453 AD Jews given one year's notice to leave Nördlingen · Nördlingen, Germany
  69. 1453 AD Erfurt council withdraws protection; Jews leave · Erfurt, Germany
  70. 1454 AD Capistrano incites mob violence against Erfurt Jews · Erfurt, Germany
  71. 1454 AD Jews compelled to attend Capistrano's sermons · Nuremberg, Germany
  72. 1454 AD Jews readmitted to Brandenburg despite Stendal's resistance · Stendal, Germany
  73. 1456 AD Jews barred from living in Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany
  74. 1457 AD Expulsion of Jewish noncitizens from Ulm · Ulm, Germany
  75. 1457 AD Expulsion of the Jews from the diocese of Hildesheim · Hildesheim, Germany
  76. 1457 AD Synagogue demolished and cemetery seized in Hildesheim · Hildesheim, Germany
  77. 1458 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Erfurt · Erfurt, Germany
  78. 1459–1460 AD Renewed persecution of Gotha Jews · Gotha, Germany
  79. 1462 AD Archbishop Adolf II confiscates Jewish real estate · Mainz, Germany
  80. 1462 AD Jews forced to settle outside the old city walls · Frankfurt, Germany
  81. 1462 AD Second expulsion of Jews from Mainz by Archbishop Adolf · Mainz, Germany
  82. 1466 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Arnstadt · Arnstadt, Germany
  83. 1467 AD Eighteen Jews burned on ritual murder charge · Nuremberg, Germany
  84. 1469 AD Partial expulsion of Jews from Heilbronn · Heilbronn, Germany
  85. 1470 AD Banishment of Jews from Endingen · Endingen am Kaiserstuhl, Germany
  86. 1470 AD Endingen blood libel and burning of three Jews · Endingen am Kaiserstuhl, Germany
  87. 1470 AD Expulsion of the Jews from the margravate of Baden · Baden, Germany
  88. 1470 AD Ritual murder/Host libel at Endingen · Endingen am Kaiserstuhl, Germany
  89. 1470 AD The Jewish community of Bavaria are expelled, many migrate into Bulgaria · Bavaria, Germany
  90. 1473 AD Definitive expulsion of Jews from Mainz · Mainz, Germany
  91. 1473 AD Jews permitted to return to Mainz · Mainz, Germany
  92. 1475 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Heilbronn · Heilbronn, Germany
  93. 1476 AD Confiscation of Regensburg Jewish community property · Regensburg, Germany
  94. c. 1476–1480 AD Imprisonment of 17 Regensburg Jews over Trent ritual murder accusation · Regensburg, Germany
  95. 1477 AD Eberhard im Bart removes Jews from Tübingen · Tübingen, Germany
  96. 1477 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Tuebingen · Tübingen, Germany
  97. 1477 AD Ritual murder/Host libel at Passau · Passau, Germany
  98. 1478 AD Expulsion of Jews from Passau · Passau, Germany
  99. 1478 AD Jews compelled to attend Peter Schwarz's sermons · Nuremberg, Germany
  100. 1479 AD Municipal code bans Jewish interest and imposes oath · Nuremberg, Germany
  101. 1486 AD Jewish taxation handed to city council to speed expulsion · Regensburg, Germany
  102. 1488 AD Expulsion of Jews from the dominions of Margraves Frederick and Sigismund · Bayreuth, Germany
  103. 1488 AD Jews fined for dancing and threatened over city well · Nördlingen, Germany
  104. 1488 AD Jews forced to cancel debts to avert expulsion · Bayreuth, Germany
  105. 1490 AD Expulsion and plundering of the Jews of Rheinau · Rheinau, Germany
  106. 1490 AD Second expulsion of the Jews from Esslingen · Esslingen, Germany
  107. 1490 AD Severe ordinances of the Mühldorf provincial council · Mühldorf, Germany
  108. c. 1490–1499 AD Jews ordered to leave Heilbronn · Heilbronn, Germany
  109. 1492 AD Count Eberhard im Bart bans Jewish residence in Stuttgart · Stuttgart, Germany
  110. 1492 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Mecklenburg · Mecklenburg, Germany
  111. 1492 AD Host libel at Sternberg (Mecklenburg) · Sternberg, Germany
  112. 1492 AD Persecution and plundering of the Jews of Halle (1492) · Halle, Germany
  113. 1492 AD Pledges restricted to presence of two witnesses · Nördlingen, Germany
  114. 1492 AD Sternberg Host libel, burning and expulsion from Mecklenburg · Sternberg, Germany
  115. 1492 AD Sternberg burning of Jews · Sternberg, Germany
  116. 1492 AD Violence against Jews in Mecklenburg, Germany · Mecklenburg, Germany
  117. 1492–1493 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Magdeburg · Magdeburg, Germany
  118. 1493 AD Ban on Jewish settlement in Magdeburg · Magdeburg, Germany
  119. 1493 AD Expulsion of Jews from the archbishopric by Bishop Ernest II · Halberstadt, Germany
  120. 1493 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Halle by Archbishop Ernst · Halle, Germany
  121. 1493 AD Synagogue of the Judendorf converted into a chapel · Magdeburg, Germany
  122. 1495 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Reutlingen · Reutlingen, Germany
  123. 1495 AD Jewish notes declared not legal in courts · Nördlingen, Germany
  124. 1495 AD Maximilian demands a coronation levy and one-third of Jewish property · Nördlingen, Germany
  125. 1495 AD Ritual libel at Engen (Swabia) · Engen, Germany
  126. 1495–1498 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Württemberg · Württemberg, Germany
  127. 1498 AD Dukes Ulrich and Christopher refuse Jews residence in Württemberg · Stuttgart, Germany
  128. 1498 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Ulm · Ulm, Germany
  129. 1498 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Wuerttemberg · Württemberg, Germany
  130. 1498 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Wuerzburg · Würzburg, Germany
  131. 1498–1499 AD Jewish property and cemetery in Nuremberg seized and destroyed · Nuremberg, Germany
  132. 1499 AD Expulsion of Jews from Nuremberg · Nuremberg, Germany
  133. c. 1500 AD Expulsion of Jews from Dortmund around the end of the 15th century · Dortmund, Germany
  134. c. 1500 AD Expulsion of Jews from the lower Rhine district · Lower Rhine, Germany
  135. c. 1500 AD Pfefferkorn's accusations against the Talmud · Germany
  136. 1500 AD Ritual libel at Berlin · Berlin, Germany
  137. c. 1500–1599 AD Expulsion of Regensburg exiles from surrounding settlements · Stadtamhof, Germany

16th century

  1. 1503 AD Ritual libel at Langendenzlingen · Denzlingen, Germany
  2. 1503–1516 AD Series of expulsions of Jews, 1503-1516 · Germany
  3. 1504 AD Ritual libel at Frankfurt · Frankfurt, Germany
  4. 1505 AD Frankfurt magistrate withdraws right to bury outside Jews' dead · Frankfurt, Germany
  5. 1506 AD Demolition of the Frankfurt (Oder) synagogue · Frankfurt (Oder), Germany
  6. 1506–1507 AD Expulsion edict of 1506 against the Jews of Nördlingen · Nördlingen, Germany
  7. 1507 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Noerdlingen · Nördlingen, Germany
  8. 1509 AD Citizens forbidden to deal with Jews · Nördlingen, Germany
  9. 1509 AD Expulsion of remaining Jews from Brandenburg · Brandenburg, Germany
  10. 1509 AD Host desecration accusation against the Jews of Bernau · Bernau, Germany
  11. 1509 AD Host libel trial and burning of Jews; expulsion from Brandenburg · Berlin, Germany
  12. 1509 AD Violence against Jews in Spandau, Brandenburg · Spandau, Germany
  13. 1510 AD 38 Jews burned at the stake in Berlin · Berlin, Germany
  14. 1510 AD Confiscation of Hebrew books in Frankfurt · Frankfurt, Germany
  15. 1510 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Cottbus · Cottbus, Germany
  16. c. 1510 AD General expulsion of Jews after the Bernau executions · Berlin, Germany
  17. 1510 AD Host desecration libel against the Jews of Brandenburg · Brandenburg, Germany
  18. 1510 AD Imprisonment of Jews passing through Soest and forced baptism of Saul · Soest, Germany
  19. 1510 AD Knoblauch Host libel executions · Knoblauch, Germany
  20. 1510 AD Yellow badge imposed on Jewish physician and household in Soest · Soest, Germany
  21. 1512 AD Elector Richard admits Jewish families to Lützel-Koblenz · Koblenz, Germany
  22. 1512–1518 AD Readmission of Jews to Koblenz · Koblenz, Germany
  23. 1515 AD Jews excluded from the city of Bayreuth · Bayreuth, Germany
  24. 1515–1528 AD Expulsion of Jews by Margrave George the Pious · Bayreuth, Germany
  25. 1518 AD Five more Jewish families admitted to Koblenz · Koblenz, Germany
  26. 1519 AD Destruction of Regensburg Jewish cemetery gravestones · Regensburg, Germany
  27. 1519 AD Expulsion of Jews from Ratisbon · Regensburg (Ratisbon), Germany
  28. 1519 AD Expulsion of Jews from Regensburg · Regensburg, Germany
  29. 1519–1520 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Rothenburg · Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
  30. 1519–1520 AD Plundering of the Rothenburg synagogue · Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
  31. 1520 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Rottenburg · Rottenburg am Neckar, Germany
  32. 1520 AD Ritual libel at Brandenburg · Brandenburg, Germany
  33. 1521 AD Emperor Charles V reaffirms banishment of Jews · Württemberg, Germany
  34. 1523 AD Decree expelling Jews from Marburg · Marburg, Germany
  35. 1523–1529 AD Expulsion of remaining Jews by Heilbronn city council · Heilbronn, Germany
  36. 1524 AD Philip the Magnanimous expels Jews from Hesse · Hesse, Germany
  37. 1525 AD Destruction of the former Rothenburg synagogue · Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
  38. 1525 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Landau · Landau, Germany
  39. 1530 AD Jewish badge extended to all of Germany · Germany
  40. 1532 AD Duke Philip abolishes decree and permits Jewish residence · Marburg, Germany
  41. 1532–1539 AD Restrictive Jewry toleration law in Hesse-Kassel · Hesse-Kassel, Germany
  42. 1533 AD Nuremberg bans trade with Jews · Nuremberg, Germany
  43. 1536 AD Strict ordinances on Jewish commerce and religion in Württemberg · Württemberg, Germany
  44. 1537 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Saxony · Saxony, Germany
  45. 1539 AD Expulsion of Jews from Nauheim · Bad Nauheim, Germany
  46. 1539 AD Nuremberg citizens forbidden to borrow from Jews · Nuremberg, Germany
  47. 1539 AD Philip the Magnanimous's decree on conversion and synagogues · Hesse, Germany
  48. 1540 AD Expulsion of Jews from Leipzig after expulsion from Saxony · Leipzig, Germany
  49. 1540 AD Jews limited to a day and a night in Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany
  50. 1541 AD Charles V annuls yellow-ring badge decree · Oettingen, Germany
  51. 1541 AD Charles V restricts Jewish moneylending near Ulm · Ulm, Germany
  52. 1541–1554 AD Restricted residence permits and payments for Jews in Soest · Soest, Germany
  53. 1542 AD Jews exiled again from Hildesheim · Hildesheim, Germany
  54. 1543 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Plauen · Plauen, Germany
  55. 1543 AD Jews permitted to reside in Berlin again · Berlin, Germany
  56. 1543 AD Readmission of Jews to Dortmund for ten years · Dortmund, Germany
  57. 1543–1554 AD Hessian decree extended; Jews forced to hear Christian sermons · Hesse, Germany
  58. 1544 AD Closure of Jewish schools in Schweinfurt · Schweinfurt, Germany
  59. 1544 AD Failed attempt to expel Wetzlar's Jews · Wetzlar, Germany
  60. 1545 AD Privilege barring Jews from settling in Regensburg · Regensburg, Germany
  61. 1551 AD Expulsion of Jews from Bavaria · Bavaria, Germany
  62. 1551 AD Expulsion of Regensburg refugees from Stadtamhof · Stadtamhof, Germany
  63. 1552 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Öttingen territory · Oettingen, Germany
  64. 1553 AD Bavarian law of 1553 classes Jews as dangerous persons · Bavaria, Germany
  65. 1553 AD Duke Erich the Younger banishes Jews from his territory · Hanover, Germany
  66. 1553 AD Jews compelled to hear a Christian sermon in the synagogue · Hanover, Germany
  67. 1555 AD Trier bishopric Jewry regulations restrict Koblenz Jews · Koblenz, Germany
  68. 1555–1556 AD Ritual murder accusation against Hirsch Rubin and Schmerein · Oettingen, Germany
  69. 1556 AD Police regulation imposing body-tax and trade bans · Saxony, Germany
  70. 1557 AD Duke Heinrich the Younger excludes Jews from Brunswick · Braunschweig (Brunswick), Germany
  71. 1561 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Ansbach · Ansbach, Germany
  72. 1561 AD Ferdinand I issues second Freiheitsbrief for Ulm · Ulm, Germany
  73. 1561 AD Order to leave the archbishopric of Treves · Electorate of Trier (Archbishopric of Treves), Germany
  74. 1564 AD Banishment of the Jews from Ansbach · Ansbach, Germany
  75. 1566 AD Expulsion of Nathan from Soest · Soest, Germany
  76. 1566 AD Imperial privilege voids contracts between Jews and Bavarians · Bavaria, Germany
  77. 1567–1592 AD Wilhelm IV annuls oppressive decrees in Hesse-Cassel · Hesse-Cassel, Germany
  78. 1568 AD Petition to expel Jews from Frankfurt (Oder) rejected · Frankfurt (Oder), Germany
  79. 1570 AD Grubenhagen dukes bar unprotected Jews from passing through · Grubenhagen, Germany
  80. 1571 AD Expulsion of Abraham from Northeim · Northeim, Germany
  81. 1571 AD Expulsion of Jews from Berlin · Berlin, Germany
  82. 1573 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Austrian Breisgau · Breisgau, Germany
  83. 1573 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Brandenburg · Brandenburg, Germany
  84. 1573 AD Lippold of Prague executed on charge of poisoning the elector · Brandenburg, Germany
  85. 1573 AD Restricted resettlement of Jews in Andernach · Andernach, Germany
  86. 1573 AD Second expulsion of the Jews from Frankfurt (Oder) · Frankfurt (Oder), Germany
  87. 1573 AD Trial and execution of the court Jew Lippold · Berlin, Germany
  88. 1574 AD Protection and safety refused to Jews in Hanover · Hanover, Germany
  89. 1578 AD Looting of the Jewish quarter and capture of Jews · Bonn, Germany
  90. 1579 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Einbeck · Einbeck, Germany
  91. 1579 AD Jews forced to leave Mainz and the Rhine district · Mainz, Germany
  92. 1580–1589 AD Final expulsion of the Jews from Treves · Trier (Treves), Germany
  93. 1583 AD Abraham Haas hanged by the feet beside a dog · Oettingen, Germany
  94. 1583–1592 AD Jews ordered out of Koblenz and the electorate · Koblenz, Germany
  95. 1584 AD Banishment of Jews from the margravate of Baden · Baden, Germany
  96. 1585 AD George I of Hesse-Darmstadt's oppressive decree · Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany
  97. 1587 AD Martin Schenk plunders Jewish quarter of Bonn · Bonn, Germany
  98. 1588 AD Hanover council ends Christian-Jewish business ties · Hanover, Germany
  99. 1590 AD Emden citizens complain about Jewish privileges · Emden, Germany
  100. 1591 AD Duke Heinrich Julius expels Jews from Northeim · Northeim, Germany
  101. 1591 AD Edict revoking protection of Jews in Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel lands including Göttingen · Göttingen, Germany
  102. 1591 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Goslar · Goslar, Germany
  103. 1593 AD Wetzlar council orders Jews to renew promissory notes · Wetzlar, Germany
  104. 1593–1594 AD Yellow badge required of Jews in Treves · Trier (Treves), Germany
  105. 1594 AD Expulsion of the Jews of Halberstadt by Bishop Henry Julius · Halberstadt, Germany
  106. 1595 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Hildesheim over marriage dispute · Hildesheim, Germany
  107. 1596 AD Municipal decree banishing the Jews of Dortmund · Dortmund, Germany
  108. 1597 AD Expulsion of Jews from Andernach · Andernach, Germany
  109. 1597 AD Jewish firm permitted to settle in Trier and Koblenz · Trier (Treves), Germany
  110. 1598 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Wetzlar · Wetzlar, Germany
  111. 1598 AD Gabrieli's Jewish merchants barred from religion and sent to Neidlingen · Stuttgart, Germany
  112. 1598 AD Municipal law restricting trades open to Jews in Essen · Essen, Germany

17th century

  1. 1601 AD Borrowing money from Jews forbidden in Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany
  2. 1601 AD Jews permitted to return to Hildesheim · Hildesheim, Germany
  3. c. 1601–1700 AD Siegburg Jews forced to quarter troops · Siegburg, Germany
  4. 1603 AD Count Philip Ludwig II grants Jews right of settlement in Hanau · Hanau, Germany
  5. 1604 AD Council orders Jews to produce notes in court · Wetzlar, Germany
  6. 1606 AD Diet of Paderborn restricts growth of Jewish population · Paderborn, Germany
  7. 1607 AD Prince bishop issues restrictions on Jewish moneylending and trade · Paderborn, Germany
  8. 1608 AD General edict of banishment against the Jews · Baden, Germany
  9. 1609 AD Readmission of the Jews to Ansbach · Ansbach, Germany
  10. 1612 AD Hamburg tolerates Portuguese Jews with restrictions on public worship · Hamburg, Germany
  11. 1613 AD Synagogue in the Neustadt torn down · Hanover, Germany
  12. 1614 AD Destruction of the synagogue and desecration of the cemetery in Frankfurt · Frankfurt, Germany
  13. 1614 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Baden-Baden · Baden-Baden, Germany
  14. 1614 AD Fettmilch Uprising · Frankfurt, Germany
  15. 1614 AD Offenbach fires on expelled Frankfurt Jews · Offenbach am Main, Germany
  16. 1614 AD Pillaging of the Frankfurt ghetto · Frankfurt, Germany
  17. 1614–1616 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Frankfurt · Frankfurt, Germany
  18. 1615 AD Destruction of Worms synagogue and cemetery · Worms, Germany
  19. 1615 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Worms · Worms, Germany
  20. 1616 AD Imperial order to readmit the Jews of Worms · Worms, Germany
  21. 1616 AD Jews readmitted to Frankfurt under imperial protection · Frankfurt, Germany
  22. 1616 AD Vincenz Fettmilch executed in Frankfurt · Frankfurt, Germany
  23. 1618–1648 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Baden-Durlach · Baden-Durlach, Germany
  24. c. 1618–1648 AD Jews compelled to leave Kassel during Thirty Years' War · Kassel, Germany
  25. 1618–1648 AD Readmission of Jews to Baden-Baden · Baden-Baden, Germany
  26. 1621 AD Mob destroys the Halberstadt synagogue · Halberstadt, Germany
  27. 1621 AD War contribution extorted from Paderborn Jews · Paderborn, Germany
  28. 1621–1622 AD Heavy monthly levies on Hildesheim Jews · Hildesheim, Germany
  29. 1622 AD Arrest of fugitive Jewish mint-farmers at Altona · Harburg, Germany
  30. 1623 AD Jews barred from market before the Jew's flag is raised · Oettingen, Germany
  31. c. 1628–1674 AD Duke Eberhard III orders expulsion of Jews from Stuttgart · Stuttgart, Germany
  32. 1629 AD George II's decree of new restrictions on Jews · Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany
  33. 1632 AD Jewish cemetery in Stade turned into a garden · Stade, Germany
  34. 1639 AD Diet ends Jewish residence in Northeim · Northeim, Germany
  35. 1643 AD Complaint that Jewish presence harmed Christian trade · Ansbach, Germany
  36. 1644 AD Jewish right of residence recognized in Bamberg · Bamberg, Germany
  37. 1645 AD Leipzig bans Jewish open shops at the fair · Leipzig, Germany
  38. 1645 AD Limited admission of Jews under restrictions · Heilbronn, Germany
  39. 1646 AD Severe edicts against Jews in Hesse-Cassel · Hesse-Cassel, Germany
  40. 1648 AD Expulsion of German Jews from Hamburg · Hamburg, Germany
  41. 1649 AD Compulsory conversion sermons for Cassel Jews · Kassel, Germany
  42. 1649 AD Imprisonment of Jews and expulsion of rabbi for missing sermon · Kassel, Germany
  43. 1649 AD Introduction of the Ordinari real-estate tax on Jews · Oettingen, Germany
  44. 1649 AD Jews driven out of Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany
  45. 1650 AD Restrictions on Jewish privileges in Halberstadt · Halberstadt, Germany
  46. 1651 AD Conversion sermons reduced to six a year · Kassel, Germany
  47. 1651 AD Restrictions and expulsion of unprotected Jews in Bonn · Bonn, Germany
  48. 1655 AD Conversionist sermons and Jewish catechism in Hesse-Cassel · Hesse-Cassel, Germany
  49. 1658–1659 AD Expulsion of Jews from Öttingen-Baldern · Baldern, Germany
  50. 1659 AD Cap on Jewish interest rates in Wetzlar · Wetzlar, Germany
  51. 1659 AD Restricted access for Jews to Rothenburg fairs · Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
  52. 1660 AD Elector permits thirteen Jewish families to settle in Mannheim · Mannheim, Germany
  53. 1660 AD Protection withdrawn from Hildesheim Jews · Hildesheim, Germany
  54. 1661 AD Jews barred from importing tobacco into Wetzlar · Wetzlar, Germany
  55. 1661 AD Jews permitted retail trade in dry goods in Paderborn bishopric · Westphalia (Bishopric of Paderborn), Germany
  56. 1662–1671 AD Elector limits number of Jews permitted in Mainz · Mainz, Germany
  57. 1663 AD David compelled to pay regular taxes on top of protection money · Berg, Germany
  58. 1665 AD Attack on Bonn Jews by students from Deutz · Bonn, Germany
  59. 1665 AD Students plunder Jewish houses in Deutz · Deutz, Germany
  60. 1666 AD Readmission of Jews to Baden-Durlach · Baden-Durlach, Germany
  61. 1667 AD Severe decree on Jewish businessmen visiting Heilbronn · Heilbronn, Germany
  62. 1668 AD Restrictions on Jewish merchants at Leipzig fairs · Leipzig, Germany
  63. 1669 AD Demolition of the synagogue in the Joeddenstrasse · Halberstadt, Germany
  64. 1669 AD Jews permitted to reside again in Regensburg · Regensburg, Germany
  65. 1669 AD Regulation of Jewish loan business and interest · Nördlingen, Germany
  66. 1670–1671 AD Jews admitted to Berlin and Brandenburg by the Great Elector · Brandenburg, Germany
  67. 1671 AD Admission of Jewish families from Vienna · Brandenburg, Germany
  68. 1671 AD Decree restricting new Jewish settlement in Berlin · Berlin, Germany
  69. 1671 AD Expulsion of the Jews from the Fulda district · Fulda, Germany
  70. c. 1671 AD Jews of Mainz confined to a single street (ghetto) · Mainz, Germany
  71. 1671 AD Jews permitted to settle in Brandenburg and Frankfurt (Oder) · Brandenburg, Germany
  72. 1671 AD Limit on number of Jewish families in Mainz · Mainz, Germany
  73. 1671 AD Readmission of Jews to Prussia and Magdeburg · Prussia, Germany
  74. 1672 AD Readmission of Jews to Dessau · Dessau, Germany
  75. 1673 AD Nightly ducat tax on unprivileged Jews renewed · Kassel, Germany
  76. 1674 AD Jews of the two Öttingen branches forbidden to trade with each other · Oettingen, Germany
  77. 1675 AD Persecution of the Jews of Treves in 1675 · Trier (Treves), Germany
  78. 1677 AD Expulsion of the Jewish community of Fulda · Fulda, Germany
  79. 1677 AD Lübeck bars Jews from staying overnight without permission · Lübeck, Germany
  80. 1679 AD Jews again permitted to settle in Stuttgart · Stuttgart, Germany
  81. c. 1679 AD Municipal request to stop granting residence permits to Jews · Mannheim, Germany
  82. 1680 AD Edict forbidding Jews to deal in hides · Brandenburg, Germany
  83. 1680 AD Edicts of expulsion revived and intensified in Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany
  84. 1680 AD Persecutions of the Jews in Baiersdorf · Baiersdorf, Germany
  85. 1683 AD Edict forbidding Jews to deal in silver and specie · Brandenburg, Germany
  86. 1684–1700 AD Restrictions on Berlin Jews' trade and numbers, collective tax liability · Berlin, Germany
  87. 1685 AD Bonds of 1,000 thalers required of every Jew · Brandenburg, Germany
  88. 1687 AD Jews permitted to peddle in Paderborn bishopric · Westphalia (Bishopric of Paderborn), Germany
  89. 1688 AD Commission to review Jewish letters of protection · Brandenburg, Germany
  90. 1688 AD Doubling of protection tax and other exactions on Jews · Berlin, Germany
  91. 1688 AD Leibzoll poll-tax imposed on Jews of Frankfurt (Oder) · Frankfurt (Oder), Germany
  92. 1689 AD Destruction of the Jewish street during siege · Bonn, Germany
  93. 1689 AD Expulsion order against Jewish physician Solomon Gumpertz · Soest, Germany
  94. 1689 AD French burning of the Worms Jewry and synagogue · Worms, Germany
  95. c. 1689–1691 AD French devastation of Mannheim drives out Jews · Mannheim, Germany
  96. 1690 AD Suspicion of child murder against Jews · Oettingen, Germany
  97. 1691 AD Charter of 1691 abolishes yellow badge in Mannheim · Mannheim, Germany
  98. 1692 AD Peddling forbidden to Jews · Brandenburg, Germany
  99. 1692–1732 AD Ernst Ludwig restricts Jewish worship and raises taxes · Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany
  100. 1693 AD Jews barred from buying food at fairs near Nuremberg · Nuremberg, Germany
  101. c. 1693–1791 AD "Lebendiges Geleite" escort and toll system for Jewish visitors · Nuremberg, Germany
  102. 1694 AD Nathan Goldschmidt accused of receiving stolen goods · Lübeck, Germany
  103. 1695 AD Margrave grants Jews freedom of trade in Baiersdorf · Baiersdorf, Germany
  104. 1695 AD Margrave grants concessions and protection to Jewish tradesmen · Bayreuth, Germany
  105. 1696 AD Jews of Treves forbidden to acquire real estate · Trier (Treves), Germany
  106. 1697 AD Ban on Jewish land ownership · Berlin, Germany
  107. 1697 AD Heavy tax and restrictions imposed on German Jews in Hamburg · Hamburg, Germany
  108. 1697 AD Hostile edicts and extortionate taxation of Portuguese Jews in Hamburg · Hamburg, Germany
  109. 1698 AD Concession increases Jewish settlement in Mannheim · Mannheim, Germany
  110. 1699 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Lübeck · Lübeck, Germany
  111. 1699 AD Prune-Fast riot against the Jews of Bamberg · Bamberg, Germany
  112. 1699 AD Regulations restricting Jewish trade in Fulda · Fulda, Germany
  113. 1700 AD Ban on Jews keeping public shops and stalls · Brandenburg, Germany
  114. 1700 AD Cap of fifty Jewish families and community tax · Brandenburg, Germany
  115. 1700 AD Doubled taxes and expulsion of unlicensed Jews in Brandenburg · Brandenburg, Germany
  116. 1700 AD Edict against the'Alenu prayer · Berlin, Germany
  117. c. 1700–1799 AD Strict regulations and residence limits on Dresden Jews · Dresden, Germany
  118. c. 1700–1799 AD Two-family limit on Jews in Soest continues in the 18th century · Soest, Germany

18th century

  1. 1701 AD Jews permitted to extend cemetery and build synagogue · Mannheim, Germany
  2. 1701–1714 AD Expulsion of Jews from Austrian · Bavaria, Germany
  3. 1703 AD Edict regulating the recitation of'Alenu · Berlin, Germany
  4. 1703 AD Harassment over alleged blasphemy in prayers · Brandenburg, Germany
  5. 1703 AD Synagogue services placed under police supervision · Prussia, Germany
  6. 1704 AD All economic restrictions on Jews lifted in Paderborn bishopric · Westphalia (Bishopric of Paderborn), 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. 1705 AD Dortmund edict forbids Jews to trade in horses · Dortmund, Germany
  10. 1706 AD Jews forbidden to live in villages · Brandenburg, Germany
  11. 1706 AD Objection to a Jewish printer's residence in Halle upheld · Halle, Germany
  12. 1707 AD Confiscation of Talmud copies in Brandenburg · Brandenburg, Germany
  13. 1710 AD Imperial Reglement legally settles German Jews in Hamburg · Hamburg, Germany
  14. 1711 AD Rabbi Naphtali Cohen accused of causing the Judengasse fire · Frankfurt, Germany
  15. 1711–1717 AD Frankfurt magistrate restricts the rebuilt ghetto · Frankfurt, Germany
  16. 1712 AD Wetzlar Jewish residents reduced to twelve families · Wetzlar, Germany
  17. 1714 AD Arrest of Jewish printers and ban on printing in Halle · Halle, Germany
  18. 1714 AD Charter limiting tolerated Jews to 120 householders · Berlin, Germany
  19. 1714 AD Frederick William I revokes the 1700 restrictions on Berlin Jews · Berlin, Germany
  20. 1714 AD Frederick William I's restrictive law for Brandenburg Jews · Brandenburg, Germany
  21. 1714 AD Residence restriction to Spielberg and Wallerstein abolished · Oettingen, Germany
  22. 1715 AD Expulsion of Jews from Bavaria · Bavaria, Germany
  23. 1715 AD Margrave Georg Wilhelm restricts Jewish privileges · Bayreuth, Germany
  24. 1716 AD Berlin merchant guild bars Jews from membership · Berlin, Germany
  25. 1716 AD Concordat bars Jews from trade and residence in Osnabrück without council consent · Osnabrück, Germany
  26. 1716 AD Order against the'Alenu prayer renewed · Prussia, Germany
  27. 1718 AD Ban on Jewish house ownership in Göttingen and Grubenhagen · Göttingen, Germany
  28. 1718 AD Hanover restricts influx of Jews · Hanover, Germany
  29. 1718 AD Restriction of Jewish settlement in Einbeck · Einbeck, Germany
  30. 1718 AD Temporary sojourn of Jews forbidden in Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany
  31. 1718–1719 AD Edict of Clemens August limits Jewish marriage and families · Paderborn, Germany
  32. 1719 AD Ban on trading by nonresident Jews in Harburg · Harburg, Germany
  33. 1719 AD Introduction of the goose-tax on Jews · Oettingen, Germany
  34. 1720 AD Decree regulating Jewish interest rates and grain trade · Paderborn, Germany
  35. 1720 AD Limited readmission of one protected Jew at a time · Magdeburg, Germany
  36. 1721 AD Berlin Jewish community held liable for Levin Veit's debt and put under ban · Berlin, Germany
  37. 1721 AD Berlin Jews confined in synagogue over Levin Veit's bankruptcy · Berlin, Germany
  38. 1721 AD Model Löw imprisoned · Stuttgart, Germany
  39. 1721 AD Restriction on Jewish households employing help in Harburg · Harburg, Germany
  40. 1723 AD Clothing restriction on Koblenz Jews · Koblenz, Germany
  41. 1723 AD Jews ordered to live on a Jews' street in Koblenz · Koblenz, Germany
  42. 1723 AD Judenordnung restricting Jews in the Duchy of Hanover · Hanover, Germany
  43. 1723 AD Statute reestablishing the Jewry of Koblenz · Koblenz, Germany
  44. 1724 AD Destruction of Halle synagogue and Jewish houses · Halle, Germany
  45. 1724 AD Jewish poll-tax of 20 kreutzer · Tauberbischofsheim, Germany
  46. 1725 AD Order forbidding non-court Jews to reside in Dresden · Dresden, Germany
  47. 1728 AD Jewish cemetery robbed and desecrated · Paderborn, Germany
  48. 1730 AD General Juden Privilegium of 1730 · Prussia, Germany
  49. 1730 AD General-privilegium caps Berlin Jewish families at 120 · Berlin, Germany
  50. 1731 AD August the Strong bans Jewish shops and peddling · Leipzig, Germany
  51. 1731 AD Decree against Jews' Sunday and holiday conduct · Tauberbischofsheim, Germany
  52. 1731 AD Renewed ban on Jews acquiring real estate in Harburg · Harburg, Germany
  53. 1732 AD Countess Charlotte restricts Jewish religious life and moneylending · Wiesbaden, Germany
  54. 1732 AD Restrictions on Jewish trade abolished in Aschaffenburg · Aschaffenburg, Germany
  55. 1733 AD August II revives restrictive decrees and extends body-tax · Saxony, Germany
  56. 1733 AD Passports recalled and new Leibzoll introduced in Bavaria · Bavaria, Germany
  57. 1733 AD Restriction of Jewish marriage rights · Bayreuth, Germany
  58. 1737 AD Berlin Jews forced out of their houses into barracks · Berlin, Germany
  59. 1737 AD Cap on Jewish residents and wealth requirement in Bamberg · Bamberg, Germany
  60. 1737 AD Expulsion of excess Jewish families from Berlin · Berlin, Germany
  61. 1737 AD Expulsions and mob fury after the fall of Oppenheimer · Stuttgart, Germany
  62. 1738 AD Execution of Joseph Suess Oppenheimer · Stuttgart, Germany
  63. 1738 AD Execution of Joseph Süss Oppenheimer · Württemberg, Germany
  64. 1739 AD Expulsion of Jews from Stuttgart under the administrators · Stuttgart, Germany
  65. 1740–1786 AD Frederick the Great limits residence rights of Jewish children · Berlin, Germany
  66. 1741 AD Jewish right to trade in grain withdrawn · Paderborn, Germany
  67. 1741–1745 AD Jews permitted to reside in Augsburg during Austrian Succession war · Augsburg, Germany
  68. 1743 AD Krefeld council refuses admittance to Jews · Krefeld, Germany
  69. 1744 AD Jews ordered to live in side streets of Mannheim · Mannheim, Germany
  70. 1745 AD Jews driven out of Augsburg again · Augsburg, Germany
  71. 1746 AD Restrictive regulations on Dresden Jews · Dresden, Germany
  72. 1746 AD Second decree against Jews' Sunday and holiday conduct · Tauberbischofsheim, Germany
  73. 1747 AD Edict restricting entry of foreign Jews · Paderborn, Germany
  74. 1747 AD Frederick the Great limits residence right to one child per family · Berlin, Germany
  75. 1747 AD Law requiring notice of non-resident Jews · Stuttgart, Germany
  76. 1747–1756 AD Edict expelling unprivileged Jews under Charles Ludwig · Mecklenburg, Germany
  77. 1750 AD Frederick II's harsh Generalreglement and Generalprivilegium · Prussia, Germany
  78. 1750 AD General Regulations for the Jews · Prussia, Germany
  79. 1750 AD Yearly house searches and goods inspection of Jews · Paderborn, Germany
  80. 1750–1756 AD Law dividing Jews into ordinary and extraordinary classes · Berlin, Germany
  81. 1751 AD Poll-tax on Jews fixed · Kassel, Germany
  82. 1752 AD Karlsruhe Jewry ordinance restricting Jewish movement and trade · Karlsruhe, Germany
  83. 1755 AD Abolition of the Jewish tribunal · Mecklenburg, Germany
  84. 1757 AD French soldiers commit violence against Münden's Jews · Hann. Münden, Germany
  85. 1757 AD No new privileges for Jews unless they start factories · Berlin, Germany
  86. 1758 AD Per capita tax and billeting burdens during Seven Years' War · Hildesheim, Germany
  87. 1759 AD Ten Jewish families admitted into the city of Bayreuth · Bayreuth, Germany
  88. 1760 AD French troops extort the Jewish congregation · Halberstadt, Germany
  89. 1762 AD Riot against the Jews of Emden · Emden, Germany
  90. 1763 AD Berlin Jews allowed to acquire 70 houses instead of 40 · Berlin, Germany
  91. 1763–1764 AD Compulsory silver deliveries, protection fees and porcelain purchases · Berlin, Germany
  92. 1765 AD Attempt to create a Jewish quarter in Mannheim fails · Mannheim, Germany
  93. c. 1765 AD Ban on Jewish cattle dealing at fairs repealed · Stuttgart, Germany
  94. 1765 AD Foreign Jews barred from entering Paderborn · Paderborn, Germany
  95. 1766 AD Jews ordered to dwell in city during fairs; housing restrictions · Kassel, Germany
  96. 1769 AD Elders held liable for theft by a community member · Berlin, Germany
  97. 1769 AD Forced purchase and export of chinaware · Prussia, Germany
  98. 1772 AD Laws restricting Jewish settlement and livelihood in Dresden · Dresden, Germany
  99. 1772–1773 AD Reporting decrees for Jewish households · Saxony, Germany
  100. 1773 AD Jews' street laid out in Cassel · Kassel, Germany
  101. 1773 AD Simon Behrens denied purchase of a second house · Harburg, Germany
  102. 1775 AD Jews allowed to keep open shops in Cassel · Kassel, Germany
  103. 1776 AD Jews forced back into the Frankfurt ghetto · Frankfurt, Germany
  104. 1779 AD Decree protecting Jewish right of residence · Stuttgart, Germany
  105. 1781 AD Toleration edict takes effect in Hesse-Cassel · Hesse-Cassel, Germany
  106. 1783 AD Jews of Baden freed from serfdom and the Todfall tax · Karlsruhe, Germany
  107. 1784 AD Communal responsibility extended to bankruptcies · Berlin, Germany
  108. 1785 AD Annulment of the banishment of Jews from Endingen · Endingen am Kaiserstuhl, Germany
  109. 1785–1791 AD Easing of restrictions on Bavarian Jews · Munich, Germany
  110. 1787 AD Extra annual payment imposed on Jewish families in Harburg · Harburg, Germany
  111. 1787 AD Leibzoll poll-tax repealed · Frankfurt (Oder), Germany
  112. 1788 AD Bishop's capitulation requires expulsion of Jews beyond 125 families · Paderborn, Germany
  113. 1788 AD Repeal of compulsory china purchase law in Prussia · Prussia, Germany
  114. 1790–1806 AD Ludwig X abolishes Leibzoll and permits Jews to own land · Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany
  115. 1791 AD Itzig family granted full civic rights · Berlin, Germany
  116. 1792–1814 AD Jews of Mainz become free French citizens · Mainz, Germany
  117. 1794 AD Emancipation of Bonn Jews under French occupation · Bonn, Germany
  118. 1794–1797 AD French conquest brings civic equality and ends Leibzoll in Treves · Trier (Treves), Germany
  119. 1796 AD Frankfurt Jews allowed to live among Christians · Frankfurt, Germany
  120. 1796 AD French bombardment destroys Jewish houses in Frankfurt · Frankfurt, Germany
  121. 1796 AD Limit of three Jewish families and expulsions in Göttingen · Göttingen, Germany
  122. 1797 AD Emancipation of Jews in Koblenz · Koblenz, Germany
  123. 1797–1805 AD Protection of Jews repealed under Frederick William · Stuttgart, Germany
  124. 1798 AD Cisrhenanes symbolically grant Jews of Bonn equal citizenship · Bonn, Germany
  125. 1798 AD French army abolishes Leibzoll in Nassau-Usingen · Nassau-Usingen, Germany
  126. 1798 AD Ghetto gates of Mainz removed · Mainz, Germany
  127. c. 1800–1815 AD Dortmund Jews enjoy French citizenship rights · Dortmund, Germany
  128. c. 1800–1847 AD Ban on Jewish residence in the duchy of Gotha · Gotha, Germany
  129. 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. 1803 AD Expulsion of Jewish inhabitants from Bremen · Bremen, Germany
  4. 1803 AD Napoleonic reforms ease restrictions on Jews in Wetzlar · Wetzlar, Germany
  5. 1804 AD Abolition of the Jewish body tax in Anhalt · Anhalt, Germany
  6. 1804 AD Jews admitted to Bavarian schools · Bavaria, Germany
  7. 1805 AD Jews permitted to bear arms in Bavaria · Bavaria, Germany
  8. 1805 AD Regulation for Munich Jewry grants residence and worship rights · Munich, Germany
  9. 1805 AD Three richest Jewish families granted right to own land · Regensburg, Germany
  10. 1806 AD Anti-Jewish restrictions in Augsburg eliminated · Augsburg, Germany
  11. 1806 AD Jews allowed to live anywhere in Hanau · Hanau, Germany
  12. 1806 AD Marriage restrictions on Jews · Oettingen, Germany
  13. 1806 AD Nassau duchies abolish the Leibzoll · Nassau, Germany
  14. 1806–1815 AD Equal rights for Jews under French rule in Dortmund · Dortmund, Germany
  15. 1806–1815 AD Equality granted under Westphalian rule · Hildesheim, Germany
  16. 1807 AD Jew first permitted to become a tailor in Aschaffenburg · Aschaffenburg, Germany
  17. 1807 AD Judaism recognized as a tolerated religion in Baden · Baden, Germany
  18. 1807 AD Political emancipation of Mannheim Jews · Mannheim, Germany
  19. 1807–1808 AD Frederick I begins emancipation of Württemberg Jews · Württemberg, Germany
  20. 1808 AD Equal citizenship granted to Jews of East Friesland · Emden, Germany
  21. 1808 AD Final abolition of the Leibzoll in Nassau · Nassau, Germany
  22. 1808 AD Full citizenship granted to Jews by Westphalian government · Halle, Germany
  23. 1808 AD Full civil liberty granted to Jews in Baden · Heidelberg, Germany
  24. 1808 AD Jerome Bonaparte emancipates the Jews of Westphalia · Hesse-Cassel, Germany
  25. 1808 AD Jewish poll-tax abolished in Bavaria · Bavaria, Germany
  26. 1808 AD Jews of Bonn compelled to take surnames · Bonn, Germany
  27. 1808 AD Jews of Hanover receive civil rights · Hanover, Germany
  28. 1808 AD Schutzgeld raised to compensate for Leibzoll abolition · Nassau, Germany
  29. 1808–1847 AD Napoleonic decree requiring Jews to hold good-character certificates for trade · Mainz, Germany
  30. 1809 AD Baden Judenedikt of 1809 · Baden, Germany
  31. 1809 AD Jews recognized as an independent sect in Baden · Baden, Germany
  32. 1809 AD Municipal Act eases Jewish citizenship in Berlin · Berlin, Germany
  33. 1810 AD First citizenship rights granted to an Erfurt Jew · Erfurt, Germany
  34. 1810 AD Jews in Anhalt required to adopt surnames · Anhalt, Germany
  35. 1811 AD Discrimination ended under French annexation of Lübeck · Lübeck, Germany
  36. 1811 AD Prince-primate grants Frankfurt Jews full civic equality · Frankfurt, Germany
  37. 1811 AD Special Jew-tax abolished in Westphalia · Halberstadt, Germany
  38. 1811–1812 AD Napoleon forces Hamburg Jews to leave Three Communities; equality granted · Hamburg, Germany
  39. 1812 AD Edict of 1812 emancipating Prussian Jews · Berlin, Germany
  40. 1812 AD Prussia emancipates its Jews · Prussia, Germany
  41. 1813 AD Bavarian edict and Matrikel law restricting Jews · Bavaria, Germany
  42. 1813 AD Constitution granting Jews citizenship · Mecklenburg, Germany
  43. 1813 AD Judenmatrikel replaces letter of protection in Bamberg · Bamberg, Germany
  44. 1813 AD Promise of civic liberty to Bavarian Jews · Munich, Germany
  45. 1813–1814 AD Expulsion of poorer Jews under Davoust · Hamburg, Germany
  46. 1814–1815 AD Civil rights of Hamburg Jews withdrawn again · Hamburg, Germany
  47. 1814–1820 AD Banishment of Jews from Bremen after the Vienna convention · Bremen, Germany
  48. 1814–1842 AD Jewish residence restricted to two areas in Hamburg · Hamburg, Germany
  49. 1815 AD Jewish civil rights abolished in Hanover · Hanover, Germany
  50. 1815 AD Legal disabilities reimposed under Hanoverian rule · Hildesheim, Germany
  51. c. 1815 AD Post-Napoleonic withdrawal of Jewish equality · Germany
  52. 1815 AD Suspension of the 1813 emancipation law · Mecklenburg, Germany
  53. c. 1815–1842 AD Hanoverian restoration of former restrictions on Jews in Emden · Emden, Germany
  54. 1815–1847 AD Patchwork of territorial Jews' laws in Prussia · Prussia, Germany
  55. 1816 AD Jews excluded from Frankfurt municipal government · Frankfurt, Germany
  56. 1816 AD Munich Jews permitted to bury their dead in Munich · Munich, Germany
  57. 1816–1824 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Lübeck after the Congress of Vienna · Lübeck, Germany
  58. 1817 AD Royal order closes private synagogues in Berlin · Berlin, Germany
  59. 1817 AD Suspension of Jewish emancipation · Mecklenburg, Germany
  60. 1818 AD Baden constitution denies Jews equal political rights · Baden, Germany
  61. 1818 AD Napoleonic restrictions on Jewish money-lenders renewed in Prussian Krefeld · Krefeld, Germany
  62. 1818–1824 AD Munich Jews permitted a cemetery and a synagogue · Munich, Germany
  63. 1819 AD Hep! Hep! disturbances in Hesse · Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany
  64. 1819 AD Hep-Hep riots · Germany
  65. 1819 AD Protection tax and property requirement for Jews in Stuttgart · Stuttgart, Germany
  66. 1820 AD Hesse-Darmstadt constitution grants Jews civic liberty · Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany
  67. 1820 AD Hessian constitution limits Jewish citizenship · Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany
  68. 1820 AD Jews barred from Altstadt main streets and Oberneustadt · Kassel, Germany
  69. c. 1820 AD Jews permitted to practice law and medicine · Karlsruhe, Germany
  70. c. 1820 AD Prussian authorities use Jewish tombstones for fortifications · Erfurt, Germany
  71. 1822 AD Bavarian Diet rejects Jewish emancipation · Bavaria, Germany
  72. 1822 AD King cancels Jewish right to professorships · Prussia, Germany
  73. 1823 AD Hesse-Kassel law restricts rabbinical authority · Hesse-Kassel, Germany
  74. 1823 AD Royal order restricts Jewish worship to the old ritual · Berlin, Germany
  75. 1827 AD Civic equality granted to Jews in Württemberg · Württemberg, Germany
  76. 1828 AD Civil emancipation of Jews in Wuerttemberg · Württemberg, Germany
  77. 1828 AD Law on Jewish education and emancipation in Württemberg · Stuttgart, Germany
  78. 1828 AD Prohibition on Jews adopting Christian names · Prussia, Germany
  79. 1828 AD Württemberg law of 1828 raises Jewish status; readmission to Heilbronn · Heilbronn, Germany
  80. 1829 AD Jews admitted to practise law in city courts · Mecklenburg, Germany
  81. 1830 AD Anti-Jewish outrages in Baden, 1830 · Baden, Germany
  82. 1830 AD Anti-Jewish riots in Hamburg (1830) · Hamburg, Germany
  83. 1830 AD Estates reject law granting Jews economic liberties · Mecklenburg, Germany
  84. 1831 AD First Jew made a citizen of Heilbronn · Heilbronn, Germany
  85. 1833 AD Hesse-Cassel law of 1833 emancipates Jews · Hesse-Cassel, Germany
  86. 1834 AD Altona cemetery closed to Hamburg Jews · Altona, Germany
  87. 1834 AD Jews permitted to engage in all trades and industries · Saxony, Germany
  88. 1835 AD Anti-Jewish riots in Hamburg (1835) · Hamburg, Germany
  89. 1837 AD Jews granted communities and citizenship without municipal or political rights · Saxony, Germany
  90. 1837 AD Leipzig Jews permitted to form a religious community · Leipzig, Germany
  91. 1837 AD Saxon law permits community but withholds synagogue permission · Leipzig, Germany
  92. 1838 AD Decree of 1838 opening some trades to Jews · Dresden, Germany
  93. 1838 AD Saxon law defines civil position of Jews · Saxony, Germany
  94. 1840 AD Humiliating parts of the Jewish oath repealed in Dresden · Dresden, Germany
  95. 1840 AD Law compelling Jews to adopt family names · Nassau, Germany
  96. 1841 AD Special Jewish state taxes abolished · Nassau, Germany
  97. 1842 AD 1842 legislation excludes Jews from state posts · Hanover, Germany
  98. 1842 AD Edict imposing Reform services and district rabbinates · Nassau, Germany
  99. 1842 AD Jews of Emden liberated from former restrictions · Emden, Germany
  100. 1842 AD Protection payments abolished in Hanover · Hildesheim, Germany
  101. 1843 AD Anti-Jewish demonstrations in Karlsruhe (1843) · Karlsruhe, Germany
  102. 1843 AD Special Jewish communal taxes abolished · Nassau, Germany
  103. 1847–1848 AD Repeal of the moral patent and equal rights law in Hesse · Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany
  104. 1848 AD Anti-Jewish demonstrations in Karlsruhe (1848) · Karlsruhe, Germany
  105. 1848 AD Anti-Jewish rioting during the 1848 revolution in Baden · Baden, Germany
  106. 1848 AD Anti-Jewish riots in Bruchsal during March Revolution · Bruchsal, Germany
  107. 1848 AD Anti-Jewish violence during 1848 revolution in Hesse · Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany
  108. 1848 AD Civic equality granted to Jews in Hanover · Hanover, Germany
  109. 1848 AD Civic rights granted to Jews of Worms · Worms, Germany
  110. 1848 AD Emancipation of the Jews in Hamburg · Hamburg, Germany
  111. 1848 AD Equality before the law proclaimed for all Prussians · Prussia, Germany
  112. 1848 AD Full emancipation of Lübeck Jews · Lübeck, Germany
  113. 1848 AD Jews permitted to enter the duchy of Gotha · Gotha, Germany
  114. 1848 AD Jews permitted to settle in Bremen · Bremen, Germany
  115. c. 1848 AD Limits on Jewish election to Parliament and the Jewish oath in Anhalt · Dessau, Germany
  116. 1848 AD Religious freedom proclaimed in Nassau · Nassau, Germany
  117. 1848 AD Revolution of 1848 gives Bavarian Jews suffrage · Bavaria, Germany
  118. 1848–1849 AD Frankfurt Parliament grants equal rights to Jews · Germany
  119. 1848–1850 AD Adoption and repeal of Frankfort Grundrechte · Mecklenburg, Germany
  120. 1849 AD Hamburg Jews granted right to acquire citizenship · Hamburg, Germany
  121. 1850 AD Expulsion of Jews from Nuremberg lifted formally · Nuremberg, Germany
  122. 1850 AD Expulsion of Jews from Nuremberg lifted in practice · Nuremberg, Germany
  123. 1850 AD Jewish oath rescinded in Hanover · Hanover, Germany
  124. c. 1850 AD Reaction of the 1850s withdraws Jewish rights · Prussia, Germany
  125. 1850 AD Upper House refuses to pass Jewish emancipation law · Bavaria, Germany
  126. c. 1850–1859 AD Reaction of the 1850s curtails Jewish emancipation gains · Germany
  127. 1852 AD Limited permission for Jewish worship in Nuremberg · Nuremberg, Germany
  128. 1853 AD Civic rights of Frankfurt Jews enlarged · Frankfurt, Germany
  129. 1860 AD Equal rights granted to the Jews of Baden · Baden, Germany
  130. 1860 AD Formal civic equality granted to Jews in Prussia · Berlin, Germany
  131. 1861 AD Civic equality conceded to Jews in Württemberg · Württemberg, Germany
  132. 1861 AD Freedom of residence granted to Jews · Nördlingen, Germany
  133. 1861 AD Oath More Judaico abolished in Nassau · Nassau, Germany
  134. 1861 AD Official recognition of Jewish civic status in Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany
  135. 1862 AD Anti-Jewish outrages in Baden, 1862 · Baden, Germany
  136. 1862 AD Civic equality conceded to Jews in Baden · Baden, Germany
  137. 1862 AD Complete emancipation of Jews in Baden · Karlsruhe, Germany
  138. 1862 AD Full civil rights granted to Jews in Mannheim · Mannheim, Germany
  139. 1862 AD Humiliating Jewish oath form modified · Lübeck, Germany
  140. 1863 AD Civic equality conceded to Jews in Holstein · Holstein, Germany
  141. 1864 AD All restrictions on Frankfurt Jews removed · Frankfurt, Germany
  142. 1864 AD Emancipation law of 1864 in Wuerttemberg · Württemberg, Germany
  143. 1866 AD Full civil rights granted on Prussian annexation of Hesse-Kassel · Hesse-Kassel, Germany
  144. 1866 AD Full emancipation of Hanau Jews · Hanau, Germany
  145. 1866 AD Prussian emancipation laws applied in Kassel · Kassel, Germany
  146. 1867 AD Full political rights granted to Jews in Anhalt · Anhalt, Germany
  147. 1868 AD Civic equality conceded to Jews in Saxony · Saxony, Germany
  148. 1868 AD Full civic equality granted to Jews of Dresden · Dresden, Germany
  149. 1869 AD Abolition of the Jews' oath in Prussia · Prussia, Germany
  150. 1869 AD Emancipation of Württemberg Jews completed · Württemberg, Germany
  151. 1869 AD North-German Confederation abolishes religious restrictions · North German Confederation, Germany
  152. 1869–1871 AD Full emancipation of Mecklenburg Jews · Mecklenburg, Germany
  153. 1869–1872 AD Equal rights for Jews enacted in Bavaria · Bavaria, Germany
  154. 1871 AD Emancipation of Jews in Germany · Germany
  155. 1871–1914 AD Jews excluded from official posts, army officer ranks and professorships · Germany
  156. 1872 AD Full equality granted to Bavarian Jews · Bavaria, Germany
  157. 1879 AD Abolition of the "Jews' oath" · Saxony, Germany
  158. 1880 AD Special Jewish taxes abolished · Bavaria, Germany
  159. 1882 AD Expulsion of Jews from Dresden, Germany · Dresden, Germany
  160. 1891 AD Blood libel in Xanten, Germany · Xanten, Germany

20th century

  1. 1916 AD Germany falsely accuses Jews of evading WWI service · Germany
  2. c. 1918 AD Weimar Republic abolishes remaining restrictions on Jews · Germany
  3. 1922–1933 AD Cemetery desecrations in and around Nuremberg · Nuremberg, Germany
  4. 1923 AD Antisemitic attack on Jews of Grenadierstrasse and Dragonerstrasse · Berlin, Germany
  5. 1923 AD Expulsion of East European Jews from Bavaria · Bavaria, Germany
  6. 1927 AD Desecration of Krefeld Jewish cemetery · Krefeld, Germany
  7. 1928 AD Synagogue vandalized in Krefeld · Krefeld, Germany
  8. 1930 AD Boycott posters against Jewish businesses in Krefeld · Krefeld, Germany
  9. 1931 AD Ban on Jewish ritual slaughter in Bavaria · Bavaria, Germany
  10. 1931 AD Desecration of the Jewish cemetery · Tauberbischofsheim, Germany
  11. 1931 AD Nazi assault on Jews leaving synagogue on Kurfuerstendam · Berlin, Germany
  12. 1931 AD Political unrest in the late phase of the Weimar Republic · Charlottenburg, Germany
  13. 1933 AD "Bloody Sunday" riots in Berlin · Berlin, Germany
  14. 1933 AD 2 December 1933 Berlin court forbids Oppenheimers to perform any legal transactions for the Margraf group · Berlin, Germany
  15. 1933 AD Anti-Jewish boycott begins as Karstadt fires Jewish employees · Hanover, Germany
  16. 1933 AD Anti-Jewish measures in National Health Service · Germany
  17. 1933 AD Arrest and public maltreatment of 400 Jews · Nuremberg, Germany
  18. 1933 AD Arrests of Dortmund Jews in the first year of Nazi rule · Dortmund, Germany
  19. c. 1933 AD Aryanization of Jewish businesses and dismissal of Jewish workers in Essen · Essen, Germany
  20. 1933 AD Boycott of Jewish enterprises in Pforzheim · Pforzheim, Germany
  21. 1933 AD Dismissal of Jews from public office and cultural institutions · Stuttgart, Germany
  22. 1933 AD Early Nazi excesses against Jews in Chemnitz · Chemnitz, Germany
  23. 1933 AD Jewish professors dismissed from Heidelberg University · Heidelberg, Germany
  24. 1933 AD Jews barred from Cottbus annual fair and ousted from trade unions · Cottbus, Germany
  25. 1933 AD Jews expelled from the civil service · Germany
  26. 1933 AD Law against non-Aryans leads to dismissals · Berlin, Germany
  27. 1933 AD Mannheim synagogue interior demolished · Mannheim, Germany
  28. 1933 AD Murder of Dr. Philippsthal · Berlin, Germany
  29. 1933 AD Nazi book burnings destroy over 20,000 volumes · Germany
  30. 1933 AD Nazi boycott and harassment of Koblenz Jews · Koblenz, Germany
  31. 1933 AD Nazi boycott of Jewish businesses · Berlin, Germany
  32. 1933 AD Nazi boycott of Jewish businesses in Dortmund · Dortmund, Germany
  33. 1933 AD Nazi restrictions, boycott and attacks on Heilbronn Jews · Heilbronn, Germany
  34. 1933 AD Synagogue windows smashed in Krefeld · Krefeld, Germany
  35. 1933–1934 AD Anti-Jewish rioting in Hanover · Hanover, Germany
  36. c. 1933–1937 AD Nazi economic boycott and Aryanization of Krefeld Jewish firms · Krefeld, Germany
  37. 1933–1938 AD Aryanization of Jewish businesses in Leipzig · Leipzig, Germany
  38. c. 1933–1938 AD Jewish children expelled from German public schools · Germany
  39. 1933–1938 AD Nazi terror, discrimination and boycotts against Munich Jews · Munich, Germany
  40. 1933–1939 AD Nazi persecution drives Jews from Germany and Austria · Germany and elsewhere
  41. 1933–1941 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Germany · Germany
  42. 1933–1945 AD Holocaust · Germany
  43. 1933–1945 AD Nazi plunder · Nazi-occupied Europe (several countries) and elsewhere
  44. 1933–1957 AD Kristallnacht · Germany
  45. 1934 AD Persecution of homosexuals in Nazi Germany · Germany
  46. 1935 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Nuremberg · Nuremberg, Germany
  47. 1935 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Wehrmacht · Germany
  48. 1935 AD Jewish children barred from public schools in Chemnitz · Chemnitz, Germany
  49. 1935 AD Kurfürstendamm riot of 1935 · Berlin, Germany
  50. 1935 AD Last Jewish civil servants dismissed in Germany · Germany
  51. 1935 AD Nuremberg Laws · Germany
  52. 1935 AD Saar region passes anti-Jewish laws · Saarland, Germany
  53. 1935 AD Segregated yellow benches and "Jews not wanted" signs · Berlin, Germany
  54. 1935–1938 AD Confiscation and forced sale of Jewish businesses (Arianisierung) · Germany
  55. 1936 AD Berlin Olympics showcase the Nazi state · Berlin, Germany
  56. 1936 AD Desecration of the old Jewish cemetery in Ulm · Ulm, Germany
  57. 1936 AD Expulsion of Jewish children from public schools in Worms · Worms, Germany
  58. 1936 AD Expulsion of Jews from Greater Berlin · Berlin, Germany
  59. 1936 AD Jewish children barred from public schools in Ulm · Ulm, Germany
  60. 1936 AD Jewish community forced to set up its own school · Heilbronn, Germany
  61. 1937 AD Bamberg trial: five Jews falsely charged with ritual murder · Bamberg, Germany
  62. 1937 AD Dissolution of the B'nai B'rith Stuttgart Lodge · Stuttgart, Germany
  63. 1937 AD Jews banned from all office work in Germany · Germany
  64. 1937 AD Nazi revival of blood libel at Bamberg · Bamberg, Germany
  65. 1937 AD Violence against Jews in Buchenwald · Buchenwald, Germany
  66. 1938 AD 1938 expulsion of Polish Jews from Germany · Germany
  67. 1938 AD Anschluss: Austria annexed, Nazi laws imposed · Germany
  68. 1938 AD Arrest and deportation of Jewish men from Essen to Dachau · Essen, Germany
  69. 1938 AD Aryanization of remaining Jewish businesses · Germany
  70. 1938 AD Augsburg synagogue burned by the Nazis · Augsburg, Germany
  71. 1938 AD Bannmeile restricts Jews and evictions · Berlin, Germany
  72. 1938 AD Berlin Jewish community stripped of public corporate status · Berlin, Germany
  73. 1938 AD Berlin bans Jews and confiscates their driving licenses · Berlin, Germany
  74. 1938 AD Boycott of Jewish businesses in Frankfurt · Frankfurt, Germany
  75. 1938 AD Bruchsal synagogue burned down · Bruchsal, Germany
  76. 1938 AD Burning of the Arnstadt synagogue · Arnstadt, Germany
  77. 1938 AD Burning of the Fulda synagogue · Fulda, Germany
  78. 1938 AD Burning of the Koblenz synagogue · Koblenz, Germany
  79. 1938 AD Burning of the Magdeburg synagogue · Magdeburg, Germany
  80. 1938 AD Burning of the synagogues of Anhalt · Anhalt, Germany
  81. 1938 AD Collective fine and confiscation of insurance payments · Germany
  82. 1938 AD Curfews and exclusion from public places · Germany
  83. 1938 AD Demolition of Nuremberg synagogue and communal center · Nuremberg, Germany
  84. 1938 AD Deportation of East European Jews from Leipzig to Poland · Leipzig, Germany
  85. 1938 AD Deportation of Polish Jews from Dresden · Dresden, Germany
  86. 1938 AD Deportation of Polish Jews from Heilbronn · Heilbronn, Germany
  87. 1938 AD Deportation of Polish Jews from Karlsruhe · Karlsruhe, Germany
  88. 1938 AD Deportation of Polish Jews from Stuttgart · Stuttgart, Germany
  89. 1938 AD Desecration and partial demolition of Pforzheim synagogue · Pforzheim, Germany
  90. 1938 AD Desecration of the Essen synagogue · Essen, Germany
  91. 1938 AD Destruction of the Aschaffenburg synagogue · Aschaffenburg, Germany
  92. 1938 AD Destruction of the Baiersdorf synagogue · Baiersdorf, Germany
  93. 1938 AD Destruction of the Einbeck synagogue by the Nazis · Einbeck, Germany
  94. 1938 AD Expulsion of Polish Jews from Dortmund · Dortmund, Germany
  95. 1938 AD Expulsion of Polish Jews from Halberstadt · Halberstadt, Germany
  96. 1938 AD Expulsion of Polish Jews from Hanover · Hanover, Germany
  97. 1938 AD Expulsion of Polish Jews from Heidelberg · Heidelberg, Germany
  98. 1938 AD Expulsion of about 1,000 Polish Jews from Hamburg · Hamburg, Germany
  99. 1938 AD Gotha synagogue burned and men sent to Buchenwald · Gotha, Germany
  100. 1938 AD Heidelberg Jewish men deported to Dachau · Heidelberg, Germany
  101. 1938 AD Jews barred from German schools · Germany
  102. 1938 AD Kristallnacht · Germany and elsewhere
  103. 1938 AD Kristallnacht in Leipzig · Leipzig, Germany
  104. 1938 AD Main synagogue of Munich torn down · Munich, Germany
  105. 1938 AD Mass arrests after Kristallnacht · Germany
  106. 1938 AD Mass arrests of "asocial" Jews · Berlin, Germany
  107. 1938 AD Nazis destroy the Paderborn synagogue · Paderborn, Germany
  108. 1938 AD Nazis destroy the Xanten synagogue · Xanten, Germany
  109. 1938 AD Nazis force Jewish shops to display "Jewish business" signs · Germany
  110. 1938 AD November 1938 pogrom in Stuttgart · Stuttgart, Germany
  111. 1938 AD November 1938 pogroms in Germany · Germany
  112. 1938 AD Novemberpogrome 1938 in Osnabrück · Osnabrück, Germany
  113. 1938 AD Novemberpogrome 1938 in Verden · Verden, Germany
  114. 1938 AD Sachsenhausen camp opens; 1,800 Jews jailed after Kristallnacht · Sachsenhausen, Germany
  115. 1938 AD Synagogues of Wiesbaden burned · Wiesbaden, Germany
  116. 1938–1939 AD Gestapo confiscates 59 Jewish art collections in Munich and Oberbayer between 15 November 1938 and 18 January 1939 · Munich, Germany
  117. 1939 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Hamburg · Hamburg, Germany
  118. 1939 AD Deportation of Magdeburg Jews to camps · Magdeburg, Germany
  119. 1939 AD Deportation of remaining Gotha Jews · Gotha, Germany
  120. 1939 AD First Polish women prisoners reach Ravensbrück · Ravensbrück, Germany
  121. 1939 AD Formation of the Nazi-imposed Reichsvereinigung · Berlin, Germany
  122. 1939 AD Gestapo establishes Central Bureau for Jewish Emigration · Berlin, Germany
  123. 1939 AD Law creating the Reichsvereinigung der Juden in Deutschland · Germany
  124. 1939 AD Official dissolution of the Heilbronn Jewish community · Heilbronn, Germany
  125. 1939 AD Second deportation of East European Jews from Leipzig to Poland · Leipzig, Germany
  126. 1939 AD The "Voyage of the damned": S.S · Germany
  127. 1939–1942 AD Deportation of Halberstadt Jews · Halberstadt, Germany
  128. 1939–1943 AD Forced labor at the "Jewish Retraining Center" in Paderborn · Paderborn, Germany
  129. 1939–1945 AD Deportation and murder of Krefeld Jews · Krefeld, Germany
  130. c. 1939–1945 AD Deportation of Munich Jews during the war · Munich, Germany
  131. 1940 AD 55 Polish intellectuals murdered at Dachau · Dachau, Germany
  132. 1940 AD 6,500 Jews deported from southwest Germany to the Pyrénées · Palatinate, Germany
  133. 1940 AD Deportation of Baden Jews to Gurs · Baden, Germany
  134. 1940 AD Deportation of Heidelberg Jews to Gurs · Heidelberg, Germany
  135. 1940 AD Deportation of Jews to Gurs · Tauberbischofsheim, Germany
  136. 1940 AD Deportation of Pforzheim Jews to Gurs · Pforzheim, Germany
  137. 1940 AD Destruction of the Fulda Jewish cemetery · Fulda, Germany
  138. 1940 AD Euthanasia centers in Germany and other 1940 events · Germany
  139. 1940 AD Höss ordered to build Auschwitz, becomes its commandant · Sachsenhausen, Germany
  140. 1940 AD Labor Exchange for Jew-Workers set up in Berlin · Berlin, Germany
  141. 1940–1941 AD Deportation of Mannheim Jews to Gurs and Auschwitz · Mannheim, Germany
  142. 1940–1942 AD Expulsion of Karlsruhe Jews to Gurs and deportation to Auschwitz · Karlsruhe, Germany
  143. 1941 AD Closure of the Halberstadt Jewish school · Halberstadt, Germany
  144. 1941 AD Concentration of Bonn Jews in Endenich monastery · Bonn, Germany
  145. 1941 AD Concentration of Leipzig Jews in Judenhäuser · Leipzig, Germany
  146. c. 1941 AD Concentration of Stuttgart Jews in a Jewish quarter · Stuttgart, Germany
  147. 1941 AD Deportation of Bamberg Jews · Bamberg, Germany
  148. 1941 AD Deportation of Bayreuth Jews to Riga · Bayreuth, Germany
  149. c. 1941 AD Deportation of Chemnitz Jews to the East · Chemnitz, Germany
  150. 1941 AD Deportation of Fulda Jews to Riga · Fulda, Germany
  151. 1941 AD Deportation of Heilbronn Jews to the East · Heilbronn, Germany
  152. 1941 AD Deportation ordered for Jews of Germany's 1933 borders · Germany
  153. 1941 AD Germany bans further Jewish emigration · Germany
  154. 1941 AD Gestapo orders evacuations, restricted zones and assembly camps · Berlin, Germany
  155. 1941 AD Hanover Jews confined to "Jew houses" · Hanover, Germany
  156. 1941 AD Izbica Ghetto · Poland and elsewhere
  157. 1941 AD Jewish badge order issued for the Reich · Germany and elsewhere
  158. 1941 AD Last Jews of Warendorf deported and killed · Warendorf, Germany
  159. 1941 AD Legal Jewish emigration from Berlin prohibited · Berlin, Germany
  160. 1941 AD Twenty trains bring 20,000 Jews to the Lódz Ghetto · Germany and elsewhere
  161. 1941 AD Yellow badge decreed for German Jews · Germany
  162. 1941 AD Yellow badge introduced for Berlin Jews · Berlin, Germany
  163. 1941–1942 AD Augsburg's last Jews ghettoized and deported · Augsburg, Germany
  164. 1941–1942 AD Deportation of Marburg Jews · Marburg, Germany
  165. 1941–1942 AD Deportation of the remaining Jews of Worms · Worms, Germany
  166. 1941–1942 AD Deportations of Jews from Bremen · Bremen, Germany
  167. 1941–1942 AD Deportations of Jews from Hanover · Hanover, Germany
  168. 1941–1942 AD Deportations of Kassel Jews to Riga, Majdanek and Theresienstadt · Kassel, Germany
  169. 1941–1942 AD Deportations of Nuremberg Jews · Nuremberg, Germany
  170. 1941–1943 AD Deportation of Essen's Jews · Essen, Germany
  171. 1941–1944 AD Deportation of remaining Karlsruhe Jews to the east · Karlsruhe, Germany
  172. 1941–1945 AD Deportation of Leipzig Jews to the east · Leipzig, Germany
  173. 1941–1945 AD Deportation of Wuerttemberg Jews via Stuttgart · Stuttgart, Germany
  174. 1941–1945 AD Deportations of Berlin's Jews to ghettos and death camps · Berlin, Germany
  175. 1942 AD 405 Jews from Buchenwald and Sachsenhausen sent to Auschwitz · Buchenwald, Germany
  176. 1942 AD 600 Jewish women moved from Ravensbrück to Birkenau · Ravensbrück, Germany
  177. 1942 AD Augsburg deportations end Jewish presence dating to 1212 · Augsburg, Germany
  178. 1942 AD Closure of all Jewish educational institutions · Germany
  179. 1942 AD Confinement of Essen Jews in Holbeckshof camp · Essen, Germany
  180. 1942 AD Deportation of Amberg Jews to Piaski and Theresienstadt · Amberg, Germany
  181. 1942 AD Deportation of Arnstadt Jews to death camps · Arnstadt, Germany
  182. 1942 AD Deportation of Aschaffenburg Jews to Izbica and Theresienstadt · Aschaffenburg, Germany
  183. 1942 AD Deportation of Bonn Jews to Theresienstadt and Lodz · Bonn, Germany
  184. 1942 AD Deportation of Cottbus Jews · Cottbus, Germany
  185. 1942 AD Deportation of Dortmund Jews to Zamosc and Belzec · Dortmund, Germany
  186. 1942 AD Deportation of Frankfurt Jews to Theresienstadt (1942) · Frankfurt (Oder), Germany
  187. 1942 AD Deportation of Fulda Jews to Theresienstadt and the East · Fulda, Germany
  188. 1942 AD Deportation of Hamburg Jews to Auschwitz and Theresienstadt · Hamburg, Germany
  189. 1942 AD Deportation of Hildesheim Jews to Theresienstadt · Hildesheim, Germany
  190. 1942 AD Deportation of Jews from Wiesbaden · Wiesbaden, Germany
  191. 1942 AD Deportation of Regensburg Jews · Regensburg, Germany
  192. 1942 AD Deportation of Ulm Jews to Theresienstadt and elsewhere · Ulm, Germany
  193. 1942 AD Deportation of elderly Dortmund Jews · Dortmund, Germany
  194. 1942 AD Deportation of last Bayreuth Jews to Theresienstadt · Bayreuth, Germany
  195. 1942 AD Deportation of last Jews of Hanau · Hanau, Germany
  196. 1942 AD Deportation of the Jews of Mainz · Mainz, Germany
  197. 1942 AD Deportation of the Paderborn Jewish orphanage · Paderborn, Germany
  198. 1942 AD Deportation of the last Jews from Ahrweiler · Ahrweiler, Germany
  199. 1942 AD Deportations of Jews from Schweinfurt · Schweinfurt, Germany
  200. 1942 AD First transport from Germany arrives at Auschwitz · Germany
  201. 1942 AD Lidice women brought to Ravensbrück · Ravensbrück, Germany
  202. 1942 AD Nazis execute Hamburg Jewish leaders in Minsk Ghetto · Hamburg, Germany
  203. 1942 AD Reprisal shootings after Baum group attack · Berlin, Germany
  204. 1942 AD Revolt of Jews slated for Auschwitz crushed at Sachsenhausen · Sachsenhausen, Germany
  205. 1942 AD SS moves 1,000 women from Ravensbrück to Auschwitz-Birkenau · Ravensbrück, Germany
  206. 1942 AD Sixteen thousand German Jews deported to Riga Ghetto · Germany
  207. 1942 AD Wannsee Conference · Berlin, Germany
  208. 1942–1943 AD Confiscation of property of deported Jews · Germany
  209. 1942–1943 AD Deportation of Koblenz Jews to the East · Koblenz, Germany
  210. 1942–1943 AD Deportation of the last Jews of Alzey · Alzey, Germany
  211. 1942–1943 AD Operation Reinhard · Germany
  212. 1942–1944 AD Deportation of Erfurt Jews to the East · Erfurt, Germany
  213. 1942–1944 AD Deportations of Dresden Jews · Dresden, Germany
  214. 1942–1945 AD Deportations of Heidelberg Jews, mainly to Theresienstadt · Heidelberg, Germany
  215. 1942–1945 AD Deportations through Dortmund to the East · Dortmund, Germany
  216. 1943 AD Berlin Jewish community offices closed and leaders deported · Berlin, Germany
  217. 1943 AD Deportation of Frankfurt Jews to Theresienstadt (1943) · Frankfurt (Oder), Germany
  218. 1943 AD Deportation of Paderborn retraining center inmates to Auschwitz · Paderborn, Germany
  219. 1943 AD Dissolution of the Reichsvereinigung and confiscation of its assets · Germany
  220. 1943 AD Dissolution of the Wuerttemberg Jewish Central Council · Stuttgart, Germany
  221. 1943 AD Fabrikaktion roundup of Jewish factory workers in Berlin · Berlin, Germany
  222. 1943 AD Final liquidation of the Mainz Jewish community · Mainz, Germany
  223. 1943 AD Germany declared judenrein · Germany
  224. 1944 AD First documented gassing at Ravensbrück · Ravensbrück, Germany
  225. 1944 AD Jews in mixed marriages sent to forced labor camps · Bonn, Germany
  226. 1945 AD Bullenhuser Damm Massacre · Hamburg, Germany
  227. 1945 AD Deportation of Jews married to non-Jews · Hanover, Germany
  228. 1945 AD Sachsenhausen evacuated; final SS massacre of Jews · Sachsenhausen, Germany
  229. 1947 AD Exodus 1947 refugees forcibly landed at Hamburg · Hamburg, Germany
  230. 1965 AD Desecration of Bamberg Jewish cemetery · Bamberg, Germany
  231. 1972 AD Munich massacre · Munich, Germany
  232. 1982 AD 1982 Berlin restaurant bombing · Berlin, Germany
  233. 1985 AD Ronald Reagan visited a German military cemetery in Bitburg to lay a wreath… · Bitburg, Germany

21st century

  1. 2006–2012 AD Verstummte Stimmen · Darmstadt, Germany
  2. 2019 AD Was attacked by a lone shooter · Halle, Germany
  3. 2024 AD Attack on Oldenburg Synagogue · Oldenburg, Germany
  4. 2025 AD Berlin Holocaust memorial stabbing · Berlin, Germany

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