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Place in Germany

What happened to the Jews in Württemberg

77 events, 1298 AD to 1945 AD

13th century

  1. 1298 AD Rindfleisch massacre of the Jews of Heilbronn · Heilbronn, Germany
  2. 1298 AD Rindfleisch massacres of Jews in Württemberg · Württemberg, Germany

14th century

  1. 1316 AD Ulm mass commemorating alleged Jewish treachery · Ulm, Germany
  2. 1316–1322 AD Jews of Heilbronn handed over to the city · Heilbronn, Germany
  3. 1322 AD Citizens released from liability for property taken from Jews · Heilbronn, Germany
  4. 1346 AD Louis IV cancels Württemberg counts' debts to Jews · Württemberg, Germany
  5. 1348 AD Black Death persecutions destroy Württemberg Jewish communities · Württemberg, Germany
  6. c. 1348 AD Well-poisoning accusation and mob persecution of Ulm Jews · Ulm, Germany
  7. 1348–1349 AD Burning of the Jews of Stuttgart during the Black Death · Stuttgart, Germany
  8. 1349 AD Attack on the Jewish quarter of Heilbronn · Heilbronn, Germany
  9. 1349 AD Attack on the Jewish quarter of Ulm during the Black Death · Ulm, Germany
  10. 1349 AD Expulsion of Jews from Heilbronn during the Black Death · Heilbronn, Germany
  11. 1354–1357 AD Synagogue, cemetery and dance hall returned to Ulm Jews · Ulm, Germany
  12. 1366 AD Partial citizenship granted to some Ulm Jews · Ulm, Germany
  13. 1385 AD Federation of cities voids debts owed to Jews · Ulm, Germany
  14. 1390 AD Wenceslaus cancels debts owed to Jews · Ulm, Germany and elsewhere
  15. 1392 AD Wenceslaus edict liquidating Jewish debts · Ulm, Germany
  16. 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. 1430 AD Burning of Jews at Lindau, Ravensburg and Ueberlingen · Lindau, Germany
  4. c. 1450 AD Ritual murder accusation over Ludwig of Bruck · Ulm, Germany
  5. 1457 AD Expulsion of Jewish noncitizens from Ulm · Ulm, Germany
  6. 1469 AD Partial expulsion of Jews from Heilbronn · Heilbronn, Germany
  7. 1475 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Heilbronn · Heilbronn, Germany
  8. 1477 AD Eberhard im Bart removes Jews from Tübingen · Tübingen, Germany
  9. 1477 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Tuebingen · Tübingen, Germany
  10. c. 1490–1499 AD Jews ordered to leave Heilbronn · Heilbronn, Germany
  11. 1492 AD Count Eberhard im Bart bans Jewish residence in Stuttgart · Stuttgart, Germany
  12. 1495–1498 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Württemberg · Württemberg, Germany
  13. 1498 AD Dukes Ulrich and Christopher refuse Jews residence in Württemberg · Stuttgart, Germany
  14. 1498 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Ulm · Ulm, Germany
  15. 1498 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Wuerttemberg · Württemberg, Germany

16th century

  1. 1521 AD Emperor Charles V reaffirms banishment of Jews · Württemberg, Germany
  2. 1523–1529 AD Expulsion of remaining Jews by Heilbronn city council · Heilbronn, Germany
  3. 1536 AD Strict ordinances on Jewish commerce and religion in Württemberg · Württemberg, Germany
  4. 1541 AD Charles V restricts Jewish moneylending near Ulm · Ulm, Germany
  5. 1561 AD Ferdinand I issues second Freiheitsbrief for Ulm · Ulm, Germany
  6. 1598 AD Gabrieli's Jewish merchants barred from religion and sent to Neidlingen · Stuttgart, Germany

17th century

  1. c. 1628–1674 AD Duke Eberhard III orders expulsion of Jews from Stuttgart · Stuttgart, Germany
  2. 1645 AD Limited admission of Jews under restrictions · Heilbronn, Germany
  3. 1667 AD Severe decree on Jewish businessmen visiting Heilbronn · Heilbronn, Germany
  4. 1679 AD Jews again permitted to settle in Stuttgart · Stuttgart, Germany

18th century

  1. 1721 AD Model Löw imprisoned · Stuttgart, Germany
  2. 1737 AD Expulsions and mob fury after the fall of Oppenheimer · Stuttgart, Germany
  3. 1738 AD Execution of Joseph Suess Oppenheimer · Stuttgart, Germany
  4. 1738 AD Execution of Joseph Süss Oppenheimer · Württemberg, Germany
  5. 1739 AD Expulsion of Jews from Stuttgart under the administrators · Stuttgart, Germany
  6. 1747 AD Law requiring notice of non-resident Jews · Stuttgart, Germany
  7. c. 1765 AD Ban on Jewish cattle dealing at fairs repealed · Stuttgart, Germany
  8. 1779 AD Decree protecting Jewish right of residence · Stuttgart, Germany
  9. 1797–1805 AD Protection of Jews repealed under Frederick William · Stuttgart, Germany

19th century

  1. 1807–1808 AD Frederick I begins emancipation of Württemberg Jews · Württemberg, Germany
  2. 1819 AD Protection tax and property requirement for Jews in Stuttgart · Stuttgart, Germany
  3. 1827 AD Civic equality granted to Jews in Württemberg · Württemberg, Germany
  4. 1828 AD Civil emancipation of Jews in Wuerttemberg · Württemberg, Germany
  5. 1828 AD Law on Jewish education and emancipation in Württemberg · Stuttgart, Germany
  6. 1828 AD Württemberg law of 1828 raises Jewish status; readmission to Heilbronn · Heilbronn, Germany
  7. 1831 AD First Jew made a citizen of Heilbronn · Heilbronn, Germany
  8. 1861 AD Civic equality conceded to Jews in Württemberg · Württemberg, Germany
  9. 1864 AD Emancipation law of 1864 in Wuerttemberg · Württemberg, Germany
  10. 1869 AD Emancipation of Württemberg Jews completed · Württemberg, Germany

20th century

  1. 1933 AD Dismissal of Jews from public office and cultural institutions · Stuttgart, Germany
  2. 1933 AD Nazi restrictions, boycott and attacks on Heilbronn Jews · Heilbronn, Germany
  3. 1936 AD Desecration of the old Jewish cemetery in Ulm · Ulm, Germany
  4. 1936 AD Jewish children barred from public schools in Ulm · Ulm, Germany
  5. 1936 AD Jewish community forced to set up its own school · Heilbronn, Germany
  6. 1937 AD Dissolution of the B'nai B'rith Stuttgart Lodge · Stuttgart, Germany
  7. 1938 AD Deportation of Polish Jews from Heilbronn · Heilbronn, Germany
  8. 1938 AD Deportation of Polish Jews from Stuttgart · Stuttgart, Germany
  9. 1938 AD November 1938 pogrom in Stuttgart · Stuttgart, Germany
  10. 1939 AD Official dissolution of the Heilbronn Jewish community · Heilbronn, Germany
  11. c. 1941 AD Concentration of Stuttgart Jews in a Jewish quarter · Stuttgart, Germany
  12. 1941 AD Deportation of Heilbronn Jews to the East · Heilbronn, Germany
  13. 1941–1945 AD Deportation of Wuerttemberg Jews via Stuttgart · Stuttgart, Germany
  14. 1942 AD Deportation of Ulm Jews to Theresienstadt and elsewhere · Ulm, Germany
  15. 1943 AD Dissolution of the Wuerttemberg Jewish Central Council · Stuttgart, Germany

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