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... következőkkel vádolták meg: emberiesség elleni bűncselekmények (a Nürnbergi Katonai Törvényszék statútum 6. cikk c) pont és nemzetközi szokásjog), különösen üldözés politikai okokból (persecutions on political grounds), emberölés, és más embertelen cselekedetek (other inhuman acts).
"Az 1956-os eseményeket követő megtorlásokkal kapcsolatban a belső jogon ala... |
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... by the English at Poitiers led to a financial crisis that prompted re-admittance of Jewish financiers and Jews to France, this time for 70 years.
1376 HUNGARY Following persecutions in the wake of the Black Plague, many Jews fled south to Greece, becoming absorbed into the local Sephardic population. The term "Sephardic Jews" originally refered to those Jews who lived ... |
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... broke out, encouraged by the Mameluke rulers. Many Jews and Christians - including all the Jews of Bilbeis - were forcibly converted to Islam.
1376 HUNGARY
Following persecutions in the wake of the Black Plague, many Jews fled south to Greece, becoming absorbed into the local Sephardic population. The term "Sephardic Jews" originally refered to those Jews who liv... |
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... forced into money lending - formerly a Church business. The effects of this were felt for centuries and became part of anti-Semitic tradition.
1376 HUNGARY
Following persecutions in the wake of the Black Plague, many Jews fled south to Greece, becoming absorbed into the local Sephardic population. The term "Sephardic Jews" originally refered to those Jews who liv... |
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... Christianity. Eventually disillusioned with Persian promises, they offered to side with Heraclius in return for immunity for acts against Christians.
1376 HUNGARY
Following persecutions in the wake of the Black Plague, many Jews fled south to Greece, becoming absorbed into the local Sephardic population. The term "Sephardic Jews" originally refered to those Jews ... |
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... of Torah authority was being transferred from Eretz Israel to Babylon. The Judean Amoraim subordinated themselves to their Babylonian colleagues.
351 June, A SERIES OF PERSECUTIONS (Eretz Israel)
And local violence erupted under the corrupt rule of Gallus, brother-in-law of Constantius II. Beginning in Sepphoris under Patricius, it spread to Tiberias, and Lod. Ma... |
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... the atrocities of the Nazis. Although Sheptytsky initially welcomed the Germans, he had done so because of his belief in Ukrainian independence. Once he witnessed the scope of the persecutions, he wrote to Himmler himself. The Pope's reply urged him to show patience.
1962. augusztus 22. Francia-Algéria ügyének elárulása miatt Jean-Marie Bastien-Thiry ezredes vezetéséve... |
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... temérdek mesével traktáltuk híveinket a Krisztusról".
1626 December 1, IBN FAROUK (Governor of Jerusalem, Eretz Israel)
Was deposed. His downfall after his harsh persecutions was celebrated by the Jews, although the succeeding governors were not much of a relief.
1742 December 1, CZARINA ELIZABETH PETROVNA (Russia) (daughter of Catherine I and Pe... |
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... by the English at Poitiers led to a financial crisis that prompted re-admittance of Jewish financiers and Jews to France, this time for 70 years.
1376 HUNGARY Following persecutions in the wake of the Black Plague, many Jews fled south to Greece, becoming absorbed into the local Sephardic population. The term "Sephardic Jews" originally refered to those Jews who lived ... |
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... broke out, encouraged by the Mameluke rulers. Many Jews and Christians - including all the Jews of Bilbeis - were forcibly converted to Islam.
1376 HUNGARY
Following persecutions in the wake of the Black Plague, many Jews fled south to Greece, becoming absorbed into the local Sephardic population. The term "Sephardic Jews" originally refered to those Jews who liv... |
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1376 HUNGARY
Following persecutions in the wake of the Black Plague, many Je... |
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... Christianity. Eventually disillusioned with Persian promises, they offered to side with Heraclius in return for immunity for acts against Christians.
1376 HUNGARY
Following persecutions in the wake of the Black Plague, many Jews fled south to Greece, becoming absorbed into the local Sephardic population. The term "Sephardic Jews" originally refered to those Jews ... |
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... of Torah authority was being transferred from Eretz Israel to Babylon. The Judean Amoraim subordinated themselves to their Babylonian colleagues.
351 June, A SERIES OF PERSECUTIONS (Eretz Israel)
And local violence erupted under the corrupt rule of Gallus, brother-in-law of Constantius II. Beginning in Sepphoris under Patricius, it spread to Tiberias, and Lod. Ma... |
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... the atrocities of the Nazis. Although Sheptytsky initially welcomed the Germans, he had done so because of his belief in Ukrainian independence. Once he witnessed the scope of the persecutions, he wrote to Himmler himself. The Pope's reply urged him to show patience.
1943: The Germans evacuate Kharkov.
Bell Telephone Ad - August 1944
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... vows to continue the alliance with Germany.
1944: Deportation of Jews from Hungary resumes after a temporarily halt due to international political pressure to stop Jewish persecutions.
1944: The British and Chinese begin an offensive from Myitkyina to Bhamo in northern Burma.
1945: Vichy French Premier Pierre Laval is executed by a firing squad ... |
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... temérdek mesével traktáltuk híveinket a Krisztusról".
1626 December 1, IBN FAROUK (Governor of Jerusalem, Eretz Israel)
Was deposed. His downfall after his harsh persecutions was celebrated by the Jews, although the succeeding governors were not much of a relief.
1742 December 1, CZARINA ELIZABETH PETROVNA (Russia) (daughter of Catherine I and Pe... |
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... by the English at Poitiers led to a financial crisis that prompted re-admittance of Jewish financiers and Jews to France, this time for 70 years.
1376 HUNGARY Following persecutions in the wake of the Black Plague, many Jews fled south to Greece, becoming absorbed into the local Sephardic population. The term "Sephardic Jews" originally refered to those Jews who lived ... |
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... broke out, encouraged by the Mameluke rulers. Many Jews and Christians - including all the Jews of Bilbeis - were forcibly converted to Islam.
1376 HUNGARY
Following persecutions in the wake of the Black Plague, many Jews fled south to Greece, becoming absorbed into the local Sephardic population. The term "Sephardic Jews" originally refered to those Jews who liv... |
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1376 HUNGARY
Following persecutions in the wake of the Black Plague, many Je... |
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... She was said to have lived 127 years and ruled with her 3 sons over the tribe of Jerava for 65 years.
C. 1200 RISE OF KABBALAH (Jewish Philosophical Mysticism)
As persecutions increased in the wake of the crusades, people began searching for a deeper meaning of existence to help them understand the harshness of life around them. One of the basic beliefs of Kabbal... |
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