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Place in Germany

What happened to the Jews in Augsburg

21 events, 1348 AD to 1942 AD

14th century

  1. 1348 AD Massacre of the Jews of Augsburg during the Black Death · Augsburg, Germany
  2. 1349 AD Bishop readmits Jews to Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany
  3. 1373 AD Emperor demands 10,000 gulden from Augsburg Jews · Augsburg, Germany
  4. 1384 AD Augsburg Jews forced to pay 22,000 gulden to the council · Augsburg, Germany
  5. 1385 AD King Wenzel cancels all debts owed to Jews · Augsburg, Germany

15th century

  1. 1429 AD Augsburg Jews pledged to Count von Pappenheim · Augsburg, Germany
  2. 1434 AD Emperor Sigismund reintroduces badge at Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany
  3. 1440 AD Expulsion of Jews from Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany
  4. 1456 AD Jews barred from living in Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany

16th century

  1. 1540 AD Jews limited to a day and a night in Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany

17th century

  1. 1601 AD Borrowing money from Jews forbidden in Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany
  2. 1649 AD Jews driven out of Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany
  3. 1680 AD Edicts of expulsion revived and intensified in Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany

18th century

  1. 1718 AD Temporary sojourn of Jews forbidden in Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany
  2. 1741–1745 AD Jews permitted to reside in Augsburg during Austrian Succession war · Augsburg, Germany
  3. 1745 AD Jews driven out of Augsburg again · Augsburg, Germany

19th century

  1. 1806 AD Anti-Jewish restrictions in Augsburg eliminated · Augsburg, Germany
  2. 1861 AD Official recognition of Jewish civic status in Augsburg · Augsburg, Germany

20th century

  1. 1938 AD Augsburg synagogue burned by the Nazis · Augsburg, Germany
  2. 1941–1942 AD Augsburg's last Jews ghettoized and deported · Augsburg, Germany
  3. 1942 AD Augsburg deportations end Jewish presence dating to 1212 · Augsburg, Germany

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