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Trace the long arc of Jewish life across Europe, from ancient beginnings to the formative years of the medieval world.
Old European Jewries surveys how Jewish communities took root in major cities from Rome to Spain, Germany to England. It traces early notices, evolving protections, and the shifting challenge of living under church and crown. The narrative blends documentary milestones with the social texture of daily life, offering a broad view of where Jews settled and how they endured and adapted through centuries of change.
Readers will encounter the rise of ghettos, the impact of Crusades, and the complex stories of conversion, power, and community. The work highlights notable figures, courtly dynamics, and the ways rulers and religious authorities shaped Jewish residence, occupation, and rights across Europe.
- How early settlements emerged in cities like Rome, Cologne, Barcelona, and Prague
- The legal and social status of Jews under different rulers and church councils
- The growth and regulation of urban ghettos and their daily life
- Conversion efforts, religious politics, and notable families tied to this history
Ideal for readers of broad Jewish history and social history, this edition situates the Jewish experience within the larger currents of European life.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book documents the history of the infamous walled Jewish quarters known as Ghettos, which were established across Europe starting in the 13th century. The author begins by discussing the earlier settlements of Jews in Europe, and the social and political conditions that led to the Ghetto's creation. The author then focuses on the Ghetto of Frankfurt-on-the-Main, providing readers with a detailed account of daily life inside its walls. The author argues that the creation of the Ghetto was more than just a physical separation of Jews from Christians. It was a systematic attempt to degrade and humiliate the Jewish people, and to mark them as outsiders and inferiors. The author concludes by reflecting on the legacy of the Ghetto, writing that it remains a haunting reminder of the evils of prejudice and intolerance, as manifested through state-sanctioned discrimination. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781330922552_0
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