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Place in Germany

What happened to the Jews in Trier (Treves)

17 events, 1066 AD to 1797 AD

11th century

  1. 1066 AD Jews accused of instigating murder of Archbishop Eberhard · Trier (Treves), Germany
  2. 1096 AD Crusader attack on the Jews of Treves · Trier (Treves), Germany
  3. 1096 AD Persecution and forced baptism of the Jews of Trier · Trier (Treves), Germany

13th century

  1. c. 1250 AD Archbishop of Treves taxes the Jews · Trier (Treves), Germany
  2. 1262 AD First expulsion of the Jews from Treves · Trier (Treves), Germany

14th century

  1. c. 1348–1350 AD Black Death persecution of the Jews of Treves · Trier (Treves), Germany
  2. 1352–1355 AD Jews readmitted to German cities after the Black Death · Erfurt, Germany
  3. 1362 AD Limit on Jewish families and annual tax in Treves · Trier (Treves), Germany

15th century

  1. 1405 AD Opferpfennig ordered to be paid by Jews of Treves · Trier (Treves), Germany
  2. 1418 AD Expulsion of Jews from Trier · Trier, Germany
  3. 1418 AD Second expulsion of the Jews from the electorate of Treves · Trier (Treves), Germany

16th century

  1. 1580–1589 AD Final expulsion of the Jews from Treves · Trier (Treves), Germany
  2. 1593–1594 AD Yellow badge required of Jews in Treves · Trier (Treves), Germany
  3. 1597 AD Jewish firm permitted to settle in Trier and Koblenz · Trier (Treves), Germany

17th century

  1. 1675 AD Persecution of the Jews of Treves in 1675 · Trier (Treves), Germany
  2. 1696 AD Jews of Treves forbidden to acquire real estate · Trier (Treves), Germany

18th century

  1. 1794–1797 AD French conquest brings civic equality and ends Leibzoll in Treves · Trier (Treves), Germany

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