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Statute of Kalisz

Charter of 1264 by Duke Boleslaus the Pious of Kalisz that set out the legal position of Jews in Poland.

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Dates
1264
Also known as
Statut kaliski
Wikidata
Q2915090

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  • Kalisz 1264 Scholarship & press 1
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  1. 1264 Statute of Kalisz
  2. 1264 Boleslaus the Pious signed into law Statute of Kalisz
  3. 1264 Statute of Kalisz written at Kalisz
  4. 1334 Casimir III of Poland signed into law Statute of Kalisz
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  1. Poland (Encyclopaedia Judaica), Encyclopaedia Judaica, via Encyclopedia.com. Scholarship & press
    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.
    Casimir broadened the statute of Kalisz while ratifying it for the Jews of his kingdom (in 1334, 1364, and 1367).
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