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Place in Germany

What happened to the Jews in Nuremberg

43 events, 1146 AD to 1942 AD

12th century

  1. 1146–1147 AD Attacks on Jews of Aschaffenburg, Wuerzburg, Nuremberg in Second Crusade · Aschaffenburg, Germany
  2. c. 1190 AD Host desecration accusation against Nuremberg Jews · Nuremberg, Germany

13th century

  1. 1298 AD Rindfleisch massacre of Nuremberg Jews · Nuremberg, Germany

14th century

  1. 1310 AD Henry VII's restrictions on Nuremberg Jews · Nuremberg, Germany
  2. 1315 AD Demolition of Jewish houses ordered for city expansion · Nuremberg, Germany
  3. 1322 AD Jews and their taxes pledged to the burgrave · Nuremberg, Germany
  4. c. 1331–1333 AD Council pressure drives Jews from Nuremberg · Nuremberg, Germany
  5. 1342 AD Opferpfennig tax imposed on Nuremberg Jews · Nuremberg, Germany
  6. 1344 AD Ban on Jews buying Christian-owned houses · Nuremberg, Germany
  7. 1347 AD Charles IV imposes wood tax on Nuremberg Jews · Nuremberg, Germany
  8. 1347 AD Demolition of Nuremberg synagogue for the Marienkirche · Nuremberg, Germany
  9. 1349 AD Attack on the Jews of Nuremberg · Nuremberg, Germany
  10. 1349 AD Jewish quarter demolished and synagogue replaced by church · Nuremberg, Germany
  11. 1349–1352 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Nuremberg · Nuremberg, Germany
  12. 1352 AD Jews confined to special quarter and debts cancelled · Nuremberg, Germany
  13. 1352 AD Jews readmitted to Nuremberg by imperial edict · Nuremberg, Germany
  14. 1352–1355 AD Jews readmitted to German cities after the Black Death · Erfurt, Germany
  15. 1363 AD Joseph hanged on the outside of the gallows in Nuremberg · Nuremberg, Germany
  16. 1385 AD Imprisonment and ransom of Nuremberg Jews under Wenzel · Nuremberg, Germany

15th century

  1. 1406 AD Nuremberg Jews forbidden to build a new synagogue · Nuremberg, Germany
  2. 1414 AD Sigismund extorts 12,000 florins for Council of Constance · Nuremberg, Germany
  3. 1416–1418 AD Sigismund levies 10% annual tax on Jewish movable assets · Nuremberg, Germany
  4. 1440 AD Schulklopfer accused of alchemy and branded · Nuremberg, Germany
  5. c. 1450–1499 AD Forced attendance at conversion sermons in Nuremberg · Nuremberg, Germany
  6. 1451 AD Bamberg synod restricts Nuremberg Jews and imposes badges · Nuremberg, Germany
  7. 1454 AD Jews compelled to attend Capistrano's sermons · Nuremberg, Germany
  8. 1467 AD Eighteen Jews burned on ritual murder charge · Nuremberg, Germany
  9. 1478 AD Jews compelled to attend Peter Schwarz's sermons · Nuremberg, Germany
  10. 1479 AD Municipal code bans Jewish interest and imposes oath · Nuremberg, Germany
  11. 1498–1499 AD Jewish property and cemetery in Nuremberg seized and destroyed · Nuremberg, Germany
  12. 1499 AD Expulsion of Jews from Nuremberg · Nuremberg, Germany

16th century

  1. 1533 AD Nuremberg bans trade with Jews · Nuremberg, Germany
  2. 1539 AD Nuremberg citizens forbidden to borrow from Jews · Nuremberg, Germany

17th century

  1. 1693 AD Jews barred from buying food at fairs near Nuremberg · Nuremberg, Germany
  2. c. 1693–1791 AD "Lebendiges Geleite" escort and toll system for Jewish visitors · Nuremberg, Germany

19th century

  1. 1850 AD Expulsion of Jews from Nuremberg lifted formally · Nuremberg, Germany
  2. 1850 AD Expulsion of Jews from Nuremberg lifted in practice · Nuremberg, Germany
  3. 1852 AD Limited permission for Jewish worship in Nuremberg · Nuremberg, Germany

20th century

  1. 1922–1933 AD Cemetery desecrations in and around Nuremberg · Nuremberg, Germany
  2. 1933 AD Arrest and public maltreatment of 400 Jews · Nuremberg, Germany
  3. 1935 AD Anti-Jewish measures in Nuremberg · Nuremberg, Germany
  4. 1938 AD Demolition of Nuremberg synagogue and communal center · Nuremberg, Germany
  5. 1941–1942 AD Deportations of Nuremberg Jews · Nuremberg, Germany

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