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December riots following the fall of the Badeni ordinances

29 nov.-2 déc. 1897·Prague

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Jewish shops and synagogues ransacked, state of siege declared

The fall of the Badeni ordinances, which had granted Czech equal status with German in the administration of Bohemia, triggered days of rioting in Prague from November 29 to December 2, 1897. Anger was directed first against Germans, then against Jews, held to be germanizers: shops looted, schools and synagogues ransacked in the old town and the suburbs.

A state of siege was proclaimed and the army restored order. The episode illustrates the untenable position of a community caught between two nationalisms contending over Bohemia, each of which, at the moment of crisis, placed it on the side of the other. It would weigh on the choices of many Prague families between German culture, Czech affirmation, and nascent Zionism.

Period :
19th century
Type :
Pogrom
Region :
Central and Eastern Europe
Country :
Tchéquie
Sources

Rapports de la lieutenance de Bohême ; presse pragoise de langue allemande et tchèque.

At the same place15

  1. Juin-juill. 1096Massacre and forced baptisms by the Crusaders of Volkmar, despite the opposition of Bishop Cosmasinconnu
  2. 1385Riot against the jewryinconnu
  3. 1389Easter pogrom400 à 3 000 selon les sources
  4. 1422Hussite attacks against the Jewry of the Old Towninconnu
  5. 1541Expulsion ordered by Ferdinand I after the fires of Prague, attributed to Jewstoll not established
  6. 1547Ferdinand I orders the expulsion of Jews from Bohemia following the revolt of the estatestoute la communauté
  7. 1561New Attempt at Expulsion of the Jews of Bohemiatoute la communauté
  8. 1611Invasion by the Troops of Passauinconnu
  9. 1743Plunder of the Jewish quarter by French and Bavarian troops upon the city's departure, on the eve of the expulsion decreeinconnu
  10. 1744-1745Expulsion ordered by Marie-Thérèse (decree of December 18, 1744)>10 000 expulsés
  11. 15 mars 1939Occupation of Prague and creation of the Protectoratebilan non établi
  12. 16 oct. 1941First convoys from Prague to Łódźbilan non établi

And 3 more in the catalogue.

In the same country31

  1. Juin 1096Volkmar's crusaders massacre the community after Prague, on the road to Hungaryinconnu
  2. 1349Massacres of the Black Death in Bohemiainconnu
  3. 1349Massacres of the Black Death in Bohemiainconnu
  4. 1349Black Death Massacres in Moraviainconnu
  5. 1349Black Death massacres in Moraviainconnu
  6. 1349Black Death massacres in Moraviainconnu
  7. 1349Black Plague Massacres in Moraviainconnu
  8. 1453Expulsion of Jews from the royal cities of Moravia following the sermons of Jean de Capistrantoute la communauté

And 23 more in the catalogue.

Event 1023 of 2483, in chronological order · 19th century: 111 events in the catalogue