England. Index
von / by Michael Palomino
Juden in England / Jews in England 1. Jews in England 01: Middle Ages (Encyclopaedia Judaica 1971) ![]() Jews coming with William the
Conqueror 1066 - tolerance - accusation - crusade fanatism - pogroms-
discrimination after the third Lateran Council 1215: badge and taxes -
expulsion 1290
2. Jews in England 02: 1553-1800 (Encyclopaedia Judaica 1971)
Jewish refugees from Spain and
Portugal - Jews more accepted since Cromwell's protestantism -
protection laws - Jews in the Empire and from Holland - Ashkenazi
immigration - naturalization bill fails
3. Jews in England 03: 1800-1881 (Encyclopaedia Judaica 1971)
Napoleon and Jewish emancipation
movement blocked by the Lords - oath and Rothschild case - complete
emancipation since 1890 - community developments and new associations -
cultural developments
4. Jews in England 04: 1881-1914 (Encyclopaedia Judaica 1971)
Jewish mass immigration from
anti-Semitic Russia - new small synagogues - Anglicization - resistance
against too much immigration and investigations - Jews in high positions
5. Jews in England 05: 1914-1933 (Encyclopaedia Judaica 1971)
Activities in England during
World War I - Zionism fantasy and Balfour declaration 1917 - Jewish
developments in England
6. Jews in England 06: 1933-1948 (Encyclopaedia Judaica 1971)
Jewish immigrants from
continental Europe with much capital provoking new developments -
Mosley - evacuations 1940-1945 - English Jewry and Palestine 1933-1947
7. Jews in England 07: 1948-1970 (Encyclopaedia Judaica 1971)
300 years celebration of 1956 -
changes and developments in British Jewry - Jacobs case - effect of
Zionist wars - assimilation 1945-1970 and the effects - employment and
cultural developments
8. Jews in England 08: Relations England-Israel 1948-1970 (Encyclopaedia Judaica 1971)
Balfour declaration 1917 -
Bernadotte Plan 1948 - English balance between Herzl Zionist Free Mason
Israel imperialism and oil business with the Arabs
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