1359 ⟶ Jews Permitted to Return to France by Charles V

Charles V of France allows Jews to return for a period of 20...
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⛓️ Philip II of France Imprisons and Ransoms Jews

Philip II of France, after four months in power, imprisons all the Jews in his lands and demands a ransom for their release.⟶
Philip II of France Imprisons and Ransoms Jews (1180)
FranceMedieval PeriodFinancial ExploitationImprisonmentRansomPhilip IIAntisemitism12th Century
FranceFrance

📜 Jews Permitted to Return to France by Charles V

Charles V of France allows Jews to return for a period of 20 years in order to pay ransom for his father John II of France, imprisoned in England. The period is later extended beyond the 20 years.⟶
Jews Permitted to Return to France by Charles V (1359)
Charles VFranceRe-admissionMedieval PeriodJews14th CenturyRansomTaxation
FranceFrance

🚪 Second Expulsion of Jews from Breslau

Jews are expelled from Breslau.⟶
Second Expulsion of Jews from Breslau (1360)
ExpulsionReligious PersecutionMedieval PeriodAntisemitismJewsPoland14th Century
PolandPoland

🚪 Expulsion of Jews from Hungary

Jews expelled from Hungary by Louis I of Hungary.⟶
Expulsion of Jews from Hungary (1360)
ExpulsionReligious PersecutionMedieval PeriodAntisemitismJewsHungary14th Century
HungaryHungary

💨 Charles VI Expels Jews from France

3 November, Charles VI of France expels all Jews from France.⟶
Charles VI Expels Jews from France (1394)
ExpulsionFranceCharles VIAnti-SemitismLate Middle AgesJewish CommunityPersecution
FranceFrance

🏘️ Jews Permitted to Live in France

Jews are allowed to live in France.⟶
FranceLegal StatusJewish LifeReligious ToleranceEarly Modern PeriodCommunity
FranceFrance