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Place in Germany

What happened to the Jews in Mecklenburg

21 events, 1290 AD to 1871 AD

13th century

  1. 1290 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Wismar · Wismar, Germany

14th century

  1. 1325 AD Host desecration accusation and burning of Jews at Güstrow · Güstrow, Germany
  2. 1325 AD Host desecration accusation in Krakow am See · Krakow am See, Germany
  3. 1330 AD Host desecration accusation in Guestrow · Güstrow, Germany
  4. c. 1348–1350 AD Black Death persecutions in Rostock, Parchim and Wismar · Rostock, Germany
  5. 1350 AD Second expulsion of the Jews from Wismar · Wismar, Germany
  6. 1350 AD Well-poisoning accusation and expulsion of Jews from Mecklenburg · Mecklenburg, Germany

15th century

  1. 1492 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Mecklenburg · Mecklenburg, Germany
  2. 1492 AD Host libel at Sternberg (Mecklenburg) · Sternberg, Germany
  3. 1492 AD Sternberg Host libel, burning and expulsion from Mecklenburg · Sternberg, Germany
  4. 1492 AD Sternberg burning of Jews · Sternberg, Germany
  5. 1492 AD Violence against Jews in Mecklenburg, Germany · Mecklenburg, Germany

18th century

  1. 1747–1756 AD Edict expelling unprivileged Jews under Charles Ludwig · Mecklenburg, Germany
  2. 1755 AD Abolition of the Jewish tribunal · Mecklenburg, Germany

19th century

  1. 1813 AD Constitution granting Jews citizenship · Mecklenburg, Germany
  2. 1815 AD Suspension of the 1813 emancipation law · Mecklenburg, Germany
  3. 1817 AD Suspension of Jewish emancipation · Mecklenburg, Germany
  4. 1829 AD Jews admitted to practise law in city courts · Mecklenburg, Germany
  5. 1830 AD Estates reject law granting Jews economic liberties · Mecklenburg, Germany
  6. 1848–1850 AD Adoption and repeal of Frankfort Grundrechte · Mecklenburg, Germany
  7. 1869–1871 AD Full emancipation of Mecklenburg Jews · Mecklenburg, Germany

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