
Being Jewish in medieval Europe
The fervour of the Crusades often saw public anger turn against Jewish people in medieval Europe.
The fervour of the Crusades often saw public anger turn against Jewish people in medieval Europe.
Even more than Seville or Cordoba – medieval Toledo affords you a glimpse of life in Spain as a Muslim, Jewish and Christian civilisation
Seventeen bodies of Jewish people killed in a medieval pogrom have been discovered in a well in England – a tragic example of racism in the past, as Tony McMahon discovers.
Crusades began with the senseless massacre of Jewish people in Europe identified by mobs as being infidels like the Saracens
It’s been argued repeatedly that the Knights Templar were set up to defend the Bloodline of Jesus but Tony McMahon sets out to uncover the truth
The differences and similarities between Jewish moneylenders and the Knights Templar in the Middle Ages
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