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Place in Germany

What happened to the Jews in Ulm

20 events, 1316 AD to 1942 AD

14th century

  1. 1316 AD Ulm mass commemorating alleged Jewish treachery · Ulm, Germany
  2. c. 1348 AD Well-poisoning accusation and mob persecution of Ulm Jews · Ulm, Germany
  3. 1349 AD Attack on the Jewish quarter of Ulm during the Black Death · Ulm, Germany
  4. 1352–1355 AD Jews readmitted to German cities after the Black Death · Erfurt, Germany
  5. 1354–1357 AD Synagogue, cemetery and dance hall returned to Ulm Jews · Ulm, Germany
  6. 1366 AD Partial citizenship granted to some Ulm Jews · Ulm, Germany
  7. 1385 AD Federation of cities voids debts owed to Jews · Ulm, Germany
  8. 1390 AD Wenceslaus cancels debts owed to Jews · Ulm, Germany and elsewhere
  9. 1392 AD Wenceslaus edict liquidating Jewish debts · Ulm, Germany
  10. 1395 AD Ulm council restricts Jewish trade in precious metals · Ulm, Germany

15th century

  1. 1421 AD Ulm laws on Jewish employment, slaughtering and marketing · Ulm, Germany
  2. 1422 AD Ban on Jewish loans on wool and cotton · Ulm, Germany
  3. c. 1450 AD Ritual murder accusation over Ludwig of Bruck · Ulm, Germany
  4. 1457 AD Expulsion of Jewish noncitizens from Ulm · Ulm, Germany
  5. 1498 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Ulm · Ulm, Germany

16th century

  1. 1541 AD Charles V restricts Jewish moneylending near Ulm · Ulm, Germany
  2. 1561 AD Ferdinand I issues second Freiheitsbrief for Ulm · Ulm, Germany

20th century

  1. 1936 AD Desecration of the old Jewish cemetery in Ulm · Ulm, Germany
  2. 1936 AD Jewish children barred from public schools in Ulm · Ulm, Germany
  3. 1942 AD Deportation of Ulm Jews to Theresienstadt and elsewhere · Ulm, Germany

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