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Karl Marx (1818-1883) was a German of Jewish descent. He was expelled from Germany, and
afterwards from France, for his revolutionary activities. He was given asylum in England. In
1848 he published the Communist Manifesto.
In 1253 the French government ordered the Jews expelled because they refused to obey the
law. Most of the Jews who were expelled went over to England. By 1255 the Jewish moneylenders
had obtained absolute control of many Church dignitaries and most of the Nobility.
In 1290 King Edward issued another decree. ALL Jews were expelled from England.
This was the start of what historians call The Great Eviction.
In 1306 France expelled the Jews. In 1348 Saxony followed suit. In 1360 Hungary; in 1370
Belgium; in 1380 Slovakia; in 1420 Austria; in 1444 The Netherlands; in 1492 Spain.
In 1495 Lithuania expelled the Jews. In 1498 Portugal; in 1540 Italy; in 1551 Bavaria. It is
important to remember that during the general evictions certain wealthy and influential Jews
managed to obtain sanctuary in Bordeaux, Avignon, certain Papal States, Marseille, Northern
Alsace, and part of northern Italy. But, as stated in the Encyclopedia Britannica, The masses of
the Jewish people were thus to be found once more, in the East and in the Polish and Turkish
Empires. The few communities suffered to remain in Western Europe were meantime subjected
at last to all the restrictions which earlier Ages had usually allowed to remain as an ideal;
The Jews were back in England in 1600; back in Hungary in 1500. They were expelled again in 1582; they were back in Slovakia
in 1562 but were expelled again in 1744; they were back in Lithuania in 1700. But, regardless
of how many times they were expelled, there always remained the Jewish underground from
which the revolutionary activities of the Secret Powers were conducted.
Because King Edward I of England had been the first to expel the Jews, the Jewish Money-
Barons in France, Holland, and Germany decided it would be poetic justice if they tried out
their planned revolutionary technique in England first. They used their underground agents, or
Cells, to cause trouble between the king and his government; employers and labour; ruling
class and workers;Church and State. The plotters injected
controversial issues into politics and religion, to divide the people into two opposing camps.[15]
First they divided the people in England into Catholics and Protestants, then they divided the
Protestants into Conformists and Non-Conformists.
Between 1475 and 1504 during the reign of Isabella and Ferdinand, the Inquisition was used
extensively to locate and destroy all who plotted to overthrow the power of the Church
and State. The Inquisitors under Torquemada discovered the subversive underground to be so
widespread and well-organized that in 1492 Spain followed the example of other European
countries and expelled all the Jews. This task provided the opportunity for some extremists to
organize mob violence against the Jews and several extensive and regrettable massacres took
place. These illegal killings were condemned publicly by the Church authorities in Rome.
After the international bankers re-organized during the 1600s, their agents infiltrated into the
Spanish Treasury Department. They were exceptionally active during both the English and the
French revolutions, trying to destroy the Spanish economy in order to prepare the way for
revolutionary efforts in that country also.
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were these explusions simply due to european prejudice against jews or was there more to it than just prejudice that led to so many explusions ?
afterwards from France, for his revolutionary activities. He was given asylum in England. In
1848 he published the Communist Manifesto.
In 1253 the French government ordered the Jews expelled because they refused to obey the
law. Most of the Jews who were expelled went over to England. By 1255 the Jewish moneylenders
had obtained absolute control of many Church dignitaries and most of the Nobility.
In 1290 King Edward issued another decree. ALL Jews were expelled from England.
This was the start of what historians call The Great Eviction.
In 1306 France expelled the Jews. In 1348 Saxony followed suit. In 1360 Hungary; in 1370
Belgium; in 1380 Slovakia; in 1420 Austria; in 1444 The Netherlands; in 1492 Spain.
In 1495 Lithuania expelled the Jews. In 1498 Portugal; in 1540 Italy; in 1551 Bavaria. It is
important to remember that during the general evictions certain wealthy and influential Jews
managed to obtain sanctuary in Bordeaux, Avignon, certain Papal States, Marseille, Northern
Alsace, and part of northern Italy. But, as stated in the Encyclopedia Britannica, The masses of
the Jewish people were thus to be found once more, in the East and in the Polish and Turkish
Empires. The few communities suffered to remain in Western Europe were meantime subjected
at last to all the restrictions which earlier Ages had usually allowed to remain as an ideal;
The Jews were back in England in 1600; back in Hungary in 1500. They were expelled again in 1582; they were back in Slovakia
in 1562 but were expelled again in 1744; they were back in Lithuania in 1700. But, regardless
of how many times they were expelled, there always remained the Jewish underground from
which the revolutionary activities of the Secret Powers were conducted.
Because King Edward I of England had been the first to expel the Jews, the Jewish Money-
Barons in France, Holland, and Germany decided it would be poetic justice if they tried out
their planned revolutionary technique in England first. They used their underground agents, or
Cells, to cause trouble between the king and his government; employers and labour; ruling
class and workers;Church and State. The plotters injected
controversial issues into politics and religion, to divide the people into two opposing camps.[15]
First they divided the people in England into Catholics and Protestants, then they divided the
Protestants into Conformists and Non-Conformists.
Between 1475 and 1504 during the reign of Isabella and Ferdinand, the Inquisition was used
extensively to locate and destroy all who plotted to overthrow the power of the Church
and State. The Inquisitors under Torquemada discovered the subversive underground to be so
widespread and well-organized that in 1492 Spain followed the example of other European
countries and expelled all the Jews. This task provided the opportunity for some extremists to
organize mob violence against the Jews and several extensive and regrettable massacres took
place. These illegal killings were condemned publicly by the Church authorities in Rome.
After the international bankers re-organized during the 1600s, their agents infiltrated into the
Spanish Treasury Department. They were exceptionally active during both the English and the
French revolutions, trying to destroy the Spanish economy in order to prepare the way for
revolutionary efforts in that country also.
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were these explusions simply due to european prejudice against jews or was there more to it than just prejudice that led to so many explusions ?
