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| ... Ukrainians of Galicia-Volhynia, the Ossetes and part of the Vlachs directly. He attacked Lithuania with the northern Russian princes in 1275. Nogai sent 4,000 Mongol soldiers to Constantinople in 1282, to help his father in law Emperor Michael suppress the rebels headed by John I Doukas of Thessaly. But Michael died and Andronikos IIused the allied troops to fight against Serbia. ... |
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Augusztus 19.
1203 August 19, CONSTANTINOPLE (Byzantine Empire)
A fire started by Flemish crusaders burned down the Jewish quarter, including the synagogue.
1338 August 19, WOLFSBERG (Austria)
Host desecration riots. The Jews were accused of stealing the Eucharist, making it bleed, and trying to burn it. Over 70 Jews were burned at the stake and t... |
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... 4.; 1380. április 29.; 1582. augusztus 4.; 1582. október 4.)
1840 August 11, ENGLAND
Lord Henry Palmerston, the Foreign Secretary, in a letter to the ambassador in Constantinople wrote: "There exists...among the Jews...a strong notion that the time is approaching when their nation is to return to Palestine.... I instruct ... to strongly recommend to the Turkish Go... |
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Május 29.
1453 May 29, CONSTANTINOPLE (Ottoman Empire)
Fell to the Turks under Mohammed II. Jews were welcomed to settle in the city. Turkey provided a refuge for thousands of Jews who were soon forced to leave the Iberian peninsula.
1554 May 29, POPE JULIUS III
After an appeal by Jews in Catholic countries, the Pope agreed only to allow the burni... |
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Február 1.
534 BELISARIUS (Byzantine Empire)
Justinian's general. He captured Carthage. The menorah and other Temple vessels were taken to Constantinople. Believing that they would bring him bad luck, Justinian sent them on to Jerusalem. It is not known whether they ever arrived.
972 BAGHDAD (Persia)
A fire raged throughout the city killing 17,000... |
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December 9.
1666 December 9, EXCOMMUNICATION OF NATHAN OF GAZA (Constantinople)
Shabbetai Zevi's foremost "prophet" was excommunicated by the rabbinical council in Constantinople.
1804. december 9. A Belorussziában és a nyugati kormányzóságokban ismétlődő éhínségek okának tisztázására és a megoldási módok előterjesztésére a helyszínre küldött G. R. Gye... |
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Augusztus 19.
1203 August 19, CONSTANTINOPLE (Byzantine Empire)
A fire started by Flemish crusaders burned down the Jewish quarter, including the synagogue.
1338 August 19, WOLFSBERG (Austria)
Host desecration riots. The Jews were accused of stealing the Eucharist, making it bleed, and trying to burn it. Over 70 Jews were burned at the stake and t... |
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... 4.; 1380. április 29.; 1582. augusztus 4.; 1582. október 4.)
1840 August 11, ENGLAND
Lord Henry Palmerston, the Foreign Secretary, in a letter to the ambassador in Constantinople wrote: "There exists...among the Jews...a strong notion that the time is approaching when their nation is to return to Palestine.... I instruct ... to strongly recommend to the Turkish Go... |
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Május 29.
1453 May 29, CONSTANTINOPLE (Ottoman Empire)
Fell to the Turks under Mohammed II. Jews were welcomed to settle in the city. Turkey provided a refuge for thousands of Jews who were soon forced to leave the Iberian peninsula.
1554 May 29, POPE JULIUS III
After an appeal by Jews in Catholic countries, the Pope agreed only to allow the burni... |
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