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Place in Hungary

What happened to the Jews in Sopron (Oedenburg)

18 events, 1354 AD to 1944 AD

14th century

  1. 1354 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sopron by Louis the Great · Sopron (Oedenburg), Hungary
  2. 1360–1365 AD Debts owed to Jews canceled during their absence · Sopron, Hungary
  3. 1365 AD Return authorized but Jewish houses transferred to Christians · Sopron, Hungary

15th century

  1. 1490 AD Jews of Oedenburg imprisoned over debts · Sopron (Oedenburg), Hungary
  2. 1495–1523 AD Special tax imposed on the Jews of Sopron · Sopron, Hungary

16th century

  1. 1526 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Sopron "forever" · Sopron, Hungary
  2. 1526 AD Plunder of Jewish houses and destruction of cemetery and synagogue in Oedenburg · Sopron (Oedenburg), Hungary
  3. 1526–1534 AD Expulsion of the Jews from Oedenburg after Mohacs · Sopron (Oedenburg), Hungary

17th century

  1. 1615 AD Peddling by Jews forbidden in Oedenburg · Sopron (Oedenburg), Hungary
  2. 1665 AD Restricted entry of Jews to Oedenburg permitted · Sopron (Oedenburg), Hungary
  3. 1690 AD Vienna orders Oedenburg to expel its Jews · Sopron (Oedenburg), Hungary

18th century

  1. 1740 AD Jews of surrounding counties allowed into Oedenburg · Sopron (Oedenburg), Hungary

19th century

  1. 1813 AD Fines for renting dwellings to Jews in Oedenburg · Sopron (Oedenburg), Hungary
  2. 1840 AD Freedom of residence authorized for Jews in Sopron · Sopron, Hungary
  3. 1858 AD Anti-Jewish riots in Sopron · Sopron, Hungary
  4. 1862 AD Municipal council blocks Jewish cemetery land purchase · Sopron, Hungary

20th century

  1. 1944 AD Confinement of Sopron's Jews in a ghetto · Sopron, Hungary
  2. 1944 AD Deportation of Sopron Jews to Auschwitz · Sopron, Hungary

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