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The most serious persecutions in England took place in the Middle Ages between about 1100 and the complete explusion of the Jews from England by King Edward I in 1290. (No reason is recorded for the explusion). Jews were not readmitted to England till 1657 by Oliver Cromwell.
The coronation of Richard I in 1189 as a 'Crusader King' was marked by serious pogroms in London, Bury St. Edmunds and, worst of all, in York, where about 120-130 Jews were killed or committed suicide.
The reasons were the same as elsewhere in Europe. Moreover, the Crusades were accompanied by excessive and violent religious zeal ...
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Who proscetued the Jews?
Jews have been persecuted throughout history.
Have judaism has been persecuted by other group?
Judaism was persecuted by the Soviet Union. Jews have been persecuted almost constantly.
What people were people were persecuted during the holocaust?
jews.
Why Jews were persecuted in England 1000-1500?
No one liked them because they had different views which other people believed were wrong. Jews were treated very poorly and had very little jobs offered to them.
Who persecuted the Jews in World War 2?
== == == == The Nazis
