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Place in Germany

What happened to the Jews in Leipzig

17 events, 1349 AD to 1945 AD

14th century

  1. 1349 AD Burning of the Jews of Leipzig under Margrave Frederick · Leipzig, Germany
  2. 1352 AD Margrave disposes of Leipzig synagogue after Black Death · Leipzig, Germany

15th century

  1. 1439 AD Punishment and banishment of Abraham of Leipzig · Leipzig, Germany

16th century

  1. 1540 AD Expulsion of Jews from Leipzig after expulsion from Saxony · Leipzig, Germany

17th century

  1. 1645 AD Leipzig bans Jewish open shops at the fair · Leipzig, Germany
  2. 1668 AD Restrictions on Jewish merchants at Leipzig fairs · Leipzig, Germany

18th century

  1. 1704 AD Jewish worship prohibited at the New-Year's fair · Leipzig, Germany
  2. 1704 AD Jews assigned quarters on the Brühl during the fair · Leipzig, Germany
  3. 1731 AD August the Strong bans Jewish shops and peddling · Leipzig, Germany

19th century

  1. 1837 AD Leipzig Jews permitted to form a religious community · Leipzig, Germany
  2. 1837 AD Saxon law permits community but withholds synagogue permission · Leipzig, Germany

20th century

  1. 1933–1938 AD Aryanization of Jewish businesses in Leipzig · Leipzig, Germany
  2. 1938 AD Deportation of East European Jews from Leipzig to Poland · Leipzig, Germany
  3. 1938 AD Kristallnacht in Leipzig · Leipzig, Germany
  4. 1939 AD Second deportation of East European Jews from Leipzig to Poland · Leipzig, Germany
  5. 1941 AD Concentration of Leipzig Jews in Judenhäuser · Leipzig, Germany
  6. 1941–1945 AD Deportation of Leipzig Jews to the east · Leipzig, Germany

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