Place in Italy

What happened to the Jews in Turin

18 events, 1425 AD to 1943 AD

15th century

  1. 1425 AD Turin Jews compelled to live in a restricted area · Turin, Italy
  2. 1430 AD Amadeus VIII's statute imposes badge and restrictions on Jews · Turin, Italy
  3. c. 1430 AD Jews of Turin confined to Via San Tommaso · Turin, Italy
  4. 1436 AD Jewish mansions assigned to university students · Turin, Italy

16th century

  1. 1560 AD Annual payment imposed on Jews for university students · Turin, Italy
  2. 1560–1566 AD Expulsion decrees of Emmanuel Philibert canceled · Turin, Italy

17th century

  1. 1612 AD Jews accused of murder of Leone Segre · Turin, Italy
  2. 1626 AD Jewish residence moved to San Giovanni di Dio district · Turin, Italy
  3. 1679–1680 AD Ghetto relocated to quarter of Beatus Amadeus · Turin, Italy

18th century

  1. 1723–1729 AD Victor Amadeus II renews restrictive statutes · Turin, Italy
  2. 1798 AD Jews freed from the ghetto under French annexation · Turin, Italy
  3. 1799 AD Austro-Russian-Piedmontese government tightens rules on Jews · Turin, Italy

19th century

  1. 1816 AD Victor Emmanuel I lifts badge requirement and trade limits · Turin, Italy
  2. 1848 AD Emancipation of Jews in the kingdom of Sardinia · Turin, Italy

20th century

  1. 1919 AD Primo Levi born in Turin · Turin, Italy
  2. 1938 AD Racial Laws affect Turin Jews · Turin, Italy
  3. 1942 AD Bomb destroys interior of Turin synagogue · Turin, Italy
  4. 1943 AD Deportation of Turin Jews to Auschwitz · Turin, Italy

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