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Dec 5, 1046
First Crusade
Expedition from Western Europe to recover Jerusalem. The undisciplined mobs accompanying the Crusade attacked the Jews in Germany, France and England and put many to death. -
Sep 3, 1240
Expulsion from England
England kicked the Jewish people out of the country. -
Oct 9, 1306
Expulsion from France
France banned the Jews from their country. -
Aug 4, 1490
Spanish Inquisition
The Spanish inquisition charges Jews and converted Jews of plotting against Christians. About 2000-4000 converted Jews were condemned to death between 1480-1520. -
May 17, 1516
New Foundry
The closed Jewish quarter in Venice, Italy is dubbed the Geto Nuovo (New Foundry ) -
Charges in Poland and Russia
The Cossack-led programs of Bogdan Chimielnicki erupt in Poland and Russia. Charges of ritual murder and host profanation led to the destruction of about 320 Jewish communities and murder of about 100,000 Jews. -
Judaism Unmasked
Johann Andreas Eisenmenger writes his "Judaism Unmasked", a work denouncing Judaism and which had a formative influence on modern anti-semetic polemics. -
QUOTA
Russia introduces measuresto limit access to education to Jewish people, known as QUOTA. -
WWI effects
The WWI prompts expulsion of 250,000 Jews from Western Russia.