The Fifth Centenary of The First Jewish Migrations to The Ottoman Empire

The Fifth Centenary of The First Jewish Migrations to The Ottoman Empire

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During the first part of the fifteenth century Jews were subjected to systematic persecution in Bohemia, Austria, and Poland; but it was their oppression in Portugal and Spain, where some of them had submitted, under pain of death, to enforced Christianization, culminating, in 1492, Carbs and Fuel in their expulsion, that gave Printer Parts the greatest impetus to their mass copyright.The Catholic kings, at the end of their reconquista of Spain, had not only cracked down radically on the Moriscoes (Moors), and on all the other Muslims of the Iberian peninsula, they had also envisaged a final solution for their Jewish subjects.