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Torture, burning and expulsion of Jews in the Rhine lands and elsewhere in 1348–50, after a false charge of poisoning wells.

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1348–1350

Persecution of Jews during the Black Death. Torture, burning and expulsion of Jews in the Rhine lands and elsewhere in 1348–50, after a false charge of poisoning wells.

1348

Mandate of Clement VI, 1348, part of Persecution of Jews during the Black Death.

Persecution of Jews during the Black Death involved Amadeus VI of Savoy, Clement VI and Strasbourg.

Persecution of Jews during the Black Death includes Strasbourg massacre, 1349.

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