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delivery shall be covered by Yad Vashem.
Article 3
(1) The transfer of a copy of a document containing Protected Personal Data in a non-anonymized form, can be prohibited as a result of an objection give by a Person Concerned, or if deceased; by any of his/her heirs or relatives, within 6 months after the proclamation of the present Agreement in Hungary, by t |
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(Switzerland)
Instituted new measures against the Jews throughout Europe. The council, aside from adopting many of the old measures like preventing interaction between Jews and Christians, prohibited Jews from entering universities, and forced them to listen to conversion sermons. The council encouraged Christian study of Hebrew in order to "combat Jewish heresy". The counci |
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1919 August 30, RUSSIA
The Jewish Commissariat Yevsektsiya proclaims Hebrew a "reactionary language". As such, the teaching of Hebrew was prohibited in all educational institutions and books in Hebrew were removed from libraries.
1940: The Bri |
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utolsó inka uralkodót. Pizarrót 1541. június 26-án a saját emberei gyilkolták meg.
1703 August 28, ALEINU PRAYER BANNED (Brandenberg, Germany)
The Aleinu prayer was prohibited in much of Germany. The Aleinu, composed by Rav, one of the great Talmudists (d. 247), had been part of the ritual prayer for almost 1500 years. It served as a focal point for anti-Jewish at |
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Augusztus 18.
1393 August 18, KING JOHN I (Spain)
In an effort to prevent "backsliding" by converted Jews, he prohibited them from living in the same quarter as unconverted Jews or even eating with them.
1846 August 18, AUSTRIA
The Jewish Oath was abolished in Austria. Originally established by Charlemagne, a Jew taking an oath in a Christian cou |
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II (Poland)
Reneging on his promise to stop further persecution of the Jews, he expelled them from Zausmer on a murder libel.
1824 August 10, ALL FOREIGN JEWS WERE PROHIBITED FROM SETTLING IN RUSSIA
Alexander I, after an initial period of liberalism, reverted to the anti-Jewish position of his predecessors. He began with forbidding Jews to have Christian se |
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Április 10.
538 THIRD COUNCIL OF ORLEANS (Gaul)
Prohibited Jews from appearing in the streets during Easter because "their appearance is an insult to Christianity". Childbert (a Merovinian king) approved the measure so as not to offend Christians. Until the reign of Charlemagne (800), France (Gaul) consisted of small principalities ruled by petty kings. The decree |
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1933 April 7, BEGINNING OF ANTI-JEWISH LEGISLATION (Germany)
The Civil Service Law prohibited Jews from holding public service jobs. These included the civil service, army, labor service, commerce, teachers and lawyers.
1941 Apri |
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Although the Jewish community was quite small, this did not prevent St. Lasislas (1077-1095) from enacting measures to separate Jews as much as possible from Christians. Jews were prohibited from working on Sunday, owning slaves or marrying Christians. Despite this, no overt anti-Semitic measures were imposed.
1349. március 14. Strasburgban a pestisjárványtól fel |
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fluent in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Arabic.
1282 LONDON (England)
All synagogues were closed by order of the Archbishop of Canterbury, John Pectin. Jewish physicians were prohibited from treating Christians.
1542 CHURCH SYNOD (Piotrkow, Poland)
As the Reformation began to make headway in Poland, the Catholic Church under Archbishop Peter Gamrat and th |
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II, along with Rabbis Akiva, Joshua and Eleazar to request that Emperor Domitian rescind one of his anti- Jewish proclamations.
538 THIRD COUNCIL OF ORLEANS (Gaul)
Prohibited Jews from appearing in the streets during Easter because "their appearance is an insult to Christianity". Childbert (a Merovinian king) approved the measure so as not to offend Christians. U |
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Although the Jewish community was quite small, this did not prevent St. Lasislas (1077-1095) from enacting measures to separate Jews as much as possible from Christians. Jews were prohibited from working on Sunday, owning slaves or marrying Christians. Despite this, no overt anti-Semitic measures were imposed.
1539. február 19. Kiűzik a zsidókat Nagyszombatból. | |
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| Üzenetek |
| Protected Personal Data, Person Concerned, Jewish Commissariat Yevsektsiya, ALEINU PRAYER BANNED, KING JOHN, Jewish Oath, FOREIGN JEWS WERE PROHIBITED FROM SETTLING IN RUSSIA, Alexander, THIRD COUNCIL OF ORLEANS, Prohibited Jews, BEGINNING OF ANTI-JEWISH LEGISLATION, Civil Service Law, John Pectin, CHURCH SYNOD, Catholic Church, Archbishop Peter Gamrat, Rabbis Akiva, Emperor Domitian, rózsadombi paktum, document containing, non-anonymized form, saját emberei, focal point, murder libel, zsidókat Nagyszombatból, pestisjárványtól, |
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