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Kalisz

Town in Greater Poland where Duke Boleslaus the Pious issued a charter in 1264.

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  1. 1264 Statute of Kalisz written at Kalisz
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  1. Poland (Encyclopaedia Judaica), Encyclopaedia Judaica, via Encyclopedia.com. Scholarship & press
    By the end of the 15th century more than 60 Jewish communities are known of in united Poland-Lithuania.
    while throughout the 15th century town and church tried to insist that Jews should wear the distinctive badge.
    The basic "general charters" of Jews in Poland have their origin in the writ issued by Prince Boleslav v the Pious of Kalisz in 1264.
  2. Expulsions (Encyclopaedia Judaica), Encyclopaedia Judaica, via Encyclopedia.com. Scholarship & press
    There were also expulsions of short duration from the boundaries of entire countries, such as the expulsion from Lithuania in 1495.
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