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Period: 400 to Dec 31, 1399
Timespan 1
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Sep 3, 1033
Fes, Morocco
6000 killed. (Exact date unknown)
More massacres in Fes in 1276, 1465. -
Dec 30, 1066
Granada Massacre
"More than 1500 Jewish families, numbering 4000 persons, fell in one day." - 1906 Jewish Encyclopedia -
Sep 3, 1096
Beginning of First Crusade
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Period: Sep 3, 1096 to Sep 3, 1272
The Crusades
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Sep 3, 1099
End of First Crusade
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Sep 3, 1145
Beginning of Second Crusade
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Sep 3, 1149
End of Second Crusade
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Sep 3, 1189
Beginning of Third Crusade
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Sep 3, 1192
End of Third Crusade
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Sep 3, 1202
Beginning of Fourth Crusade
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Sep 3, 1204
End of Fourth Crusade
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Sep 3, 1213
Beginning of Fifth Crusade
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Sep 3, 1221
End of Fifth Crusade
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Sep 3, 1228
Beginning of Sixth Crusade
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Sep 3, 1229
End of Sixth Crusade
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Sep 3, 1248
Beginning of Seventh Crusade
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Sep 3, 1254
End of Seventh Crusade
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Sep 3, 1270
Eighth Crusade
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Sep 3, 1271
Beginning of Ninth Crusade
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Sep 3, 1272
End of Ninth Crusade
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Jul 6, 1348
Black Death Scapegoats
Accused of deliberately poisoning wells. Hundreds of Jews destroyed by violence. 900 Jews burned alive. -
Period: Jan 1, 1400 to
TImespan 2
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Nov 1, 1478
Beginning of Spanish Inquisition
Ordered Jews to convert to Catholicism or leave Spain. Approximately half of Spain's 80000-person Jewish population chose emigration over conversion. -
Sep 3, 1540
Prague
All Jews banished from Prague in 1540. -
Sep 3, 1557
Prague
Jews temporarily banished from Prague in 1557. -
Sep 3, 1565
Prague
Jews temporarily banished from Prague in 1565. -
Period: to
Timespan 3
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End of Spanish Inquisition
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Papal States
Sermons encouraged the conversion to Christianity until 1840. -
Damascus Affair
Many Jews accused of ritual murder in disappearance of an Italian monk and his servant, all found guilty. -
Papal States
Jews forced to live in separated neighborhoods called ghettos until 1870. -
Dreyfus Affair
French artillery officer Richard Dreyfus accused of treason, sentenced to life inprisonment. Evidence supporting Dreyfus's wrongful conviction found in 1896, but not released. Further accused of fabricating the exonerating evidence. -
The Protocols of the Elders of Zion
First published in Russian Empire.