Jihlava
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| Described At | Jihlava | yivo |
| Has Abstract | Mining town in western Moravia (near the Bohemian border) in today’s Czech Republic. Jews are first mentioned as residing in Jihlava (Ger., Iglau) in 1249. In 1345, Margrave Charles (later Emperor Charles IV) invited Jews to the town, where they engaged primarily in moneylending. In 1426, Margrave Albrecht V expelled the Jews of Jihlava because of their alleged interactions with the heretical Hussites. Jewish houses were divided up among the Christian populace and in 1511 the synagogue was converted into a church. Jihlava’s Jews then settled nearby, helping to found new Jewish communities in Puklice (Puklitz), Třešt’ (Triesch), Police (Pullitz), and Pirnice (Pirnitz). | yivo |
| is Represents of | 1362003 | ep |
| Title | Jihlava | yivo |
| is Owl Same As of | 1362003 | ep |
| Core Alt Label | Jihlava | yivo |
| Core Pref Label | Jihlava | yivo |
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