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Massacres and Pogroms

What was done to Jews because they were Jewish — from Antiquity to the present day, event by event, with location, date and number of victims.

This catalog records mass violence targeting Jews as Jews: pogroms, massacres, mass executions, forced conversions on pain of death, attacks. Expulsions appear only when they resulted in deaths. Each entry carries its date, location and toll as established by sources.

It cannot be exhaustive: thousands of local events are known only from a single chronicle line, or not at all; for the Shoah, every town in Eastern Europe experienced its own 'Aktion', and only the major sites and operations are listed. A member may propose a missing event; it is reviewed before publication.

Medieval and pre-modern tolls come from chronicles often exaggerated; modern estimates are indicated when they exist. A toll is reproduced exactly as the source states it — 'thousands', 'unknown', a range — never rounded or added up.

Events
2,483
Period covered
1250 BCE → 2025
Countries and territories
101
Numerical tolls
623

Overview

What this catalogue is made of: when, what nature, and where. All three tables count EVENTS — one line of the catalogue — never victims.

By major period

PeriodEventsShare of catalogue
Antiquity88
3.5%
Early Middle Ages and Crusades89
3.6%
13th–14th centuries398
16%
15th–17th centuries278
11.2%
18th century74
3%
19th century111
4.5%
1900–1939276
11.1%
The Shoah (1939–1945)915
36.9%
Post-war and Arab world (1945–1970)80
3.2%
Attacks (since 1970)174
7%

By nature

NatureEventsShare of catalogue
Shoah915
36.9%
Massacre505
20.3%
Pogrom398
16%
Attack181
7.3%
Trials and executions142
5.7%
Persecution121
4.9%
Expulsion109
4.4%
Military repression82
3.3%
Forced conversion30
1.2%

By world region

RegionEventsShare of catalogue
Central and Eastern Europe1,146
46.2%
Western Europe926
37.3%
Land of Israel159
6.4%
Egypt and Maghreb129
5.2%
Near and Middle East73
2.9%
Americas36
1.4%
Asia and Oceania8
0.3%
Africa6
0.2%

Where and when — period and region

Each cell gives the number of events from one period in one region; the shade marks its intensity. Row and column totals match the two tables above.

Central and Eastern EuropeWestern EuropeLand of IsraelEgypt and MaghrebNear and Middle EastAmericasAsia and OceaniaAfricaTotal
Antiquity02138131600088
Early Middle Ages and Crusades460412900089
13th–14th centuries24373001000398
15th–17th centuries93163362722278
18th century432029000074
19th century572231312301111
1900–193923515954521276
The Shoah (1939–1945)6692030384010915
Post-war and Arab world (1945–1970)1867271930080
Attacks (since 1970)34393661832174
Total1,1469261591297336862,483

Scroll the table to see every region.

These tables count EVENTS, never victims: the tallies overlap from one event to another, and an entire wave sometimes fits in a single line. The death toll can only be approached through an estimate with displayed hypotheses — this is the subject of the following section.

An order of magnitude

This catalogue records events; it does not count the dead. Nevertheless, we can derive an order of magnitude from it, on one condition: stating what we assume. The estimate below is recalculated with each update to the catalogue — none of its figures is written by hand.

  • 1,471 of the 2,483 events bear no tally. This is not an oversight: no one counted the dead of a pogrom in 1298.
  • It is a lower bound of historical fact, not merely of the catalogue: Yahad-In Unum records more than 3,240 Shoah mass shooting sites across eleven countries, while this catalogue contains 474.
  • Adding up the catalogue's figures would yield 12,722,397, and this number would be wrong: it conflates the dead, the deported, and the expelled, and it counts twice over the waves that the catalogue details line by line.

Between 5,920,061 and 8,728,171 dead.

Central estimate: 6,606,258.

Outside the Shoah, which accounts for nearly nine-tenths of the total by itself: from 320,061 to 2,528,171 dead.

How this figure is constructed

Three methods, never an addition. Antiquity receives a reduction factor: its figures are those of Flavius Josephus and Dio Cassius, which historiography divides by three to ten. The major waves are taken at their aggregated line, which replaces the detail lines instead of adding to them. The Shoah is anchored to historiography and is never summed: adding its lines would yield nine million dead for a fact established at approximately six.

OverallLowCentralHigh
Antiquity
Flavius Josèphe, Dion Cassius ÷ historiographie
158,999463,2232,128,775
Massacres of the First Crusade in the Rhineland
chroniques hébraïques de Mayence et de Worms
4,0006,00012,000
Rintfleisch massacres
le catalogue : ~146 communautés, 3 000-5 000 morts
3,0004,0005,000
Crusade of the Pastoreaux
~110-120 communautés touchées
1,0002,5006,000
Armleder massacres
~110-120 communautés
1,5003,0006,000
Massacres of the Black Death
~300 communautés détruites
6,00012,00025,000
Khmelnytsky Massacres
Stampfer 18 000-20 000 ; chroniques jusqu’à 100 000
18,00030,00060,000
First wave of pogroms in the Russian Empire
~250 pogroms, quelques dizaines de morts
4070150
Second wave of pogroms in the Russian Empire
~650-690 pogroms, ~3 000 morts
2,5003,0004,000
Pogroms of the Russian Civil War
50 000-60 000 morts directs, 100 000-200 000 avec les suites
50,00065,00080,000
Rest of catalogue
75,022117,465201,246
The Shoah (1939–1945)
Hilberg, Benz, Yad Vashem
5,600,0005,900,0006,200,000
Total5,920,0616,606,2588,728,171

Lines preceded by a dot are waves. Their figure is that of the entire wave and it replaces the lines that the catalogue devotes to each of its episodes — otherwise the Khmelnytsky massacres, which the catalogue details across dozens of lines, would be counted as many times.

The scale of qualitative tallies

What each formulation in the catalogue is worth, in the three scenarios. The words are given in French: they are those in the tallies column, which translation does not modify.

  • « quelques », « plusieurs »3 · 8 · 20
  • « dizaines »20 · 40 · 80
  • « centaines »150 · 350 · 600
  • « un millier »1,000 · 1,500 · 2,000
  • « milliers »2,000 · 4,000 · 8,000
  • « toute la communauté » (avant 1800)40 · 120 · 300
  • « toute la communauté » (après 1800)300 · 800 · 2,000
  • « bilan non établi », « inconnu »0 · 5 · 25
Sort

2,483 events displayed out of 2,483

Antiquity88

  1. v. 1250 av. J.-C.

    les sages-femmes reçoivent l'ordre de tuer les garçons hébreux à la naissance, puis tout le peuple celui de les jeter au fleuve (Exode 1)

    Toll non chiffré ; récit non corroboré hors de la Bible
  2. v. 1250 av. J.-C.
    Refidim (Sinaï) · Égypte

    attaque des éclopés à l'arrière de la colonne sortie d'Égypte, fondement du commandement de mémoire « Souviens-toi de ce que t'a fait Amalek » (Exode 17 ; Deutéronome 25)

    Toll non chiffré
  3. v. 925 av. J.-C.
    Jérusalem · Terre d'Israël

    le pharaon monte contre Jérusalem et emporte les trésors du Temple et du palais royal ; sa liste de Karnak énumère les localités soumises

    Toll non chiffré
  4. v. 840 av. J.-C.
    Nebo (Moab) · Terre d'Israël

    la ville israélite est enlevée et sa population entière vouée à l'anathème pour Ashtar-Kemosh, selon la stèle du roi moabite

    Toll 7 000 (stèle de Mesha)
  5. 722 av. J.-C.
    Samarie · Terre d'Israël

    end of the Kingdom of Israel, deportation of the ten tribes to Halah, the Habor and the cities of the Medes by Sargon II

    Toll 27 290 déportés (annales de Sargon II)
  6. 701 av. J.-C.
    Lakish (Juda) · Terre d'Israël

    quarante-six villes fortes prises, siège et chute de Lakish, déportation massive ; les reliefs de Ninive montrent les empalements et les colonnes de captifs

    Toll 200 150 déportés (prisme de Sennachérib)
  7. 597 av. J.-C.
    Jérusalem · Terre d'Israël

    Nebuchadnezzar II takes the city, deposes King Jehoiachin and deports the court, the notables and the craftsmen

    Toll 3 023 à 10 000 déportés selon les sources
  8. 586 av. J.-C.
    Jérusalem · Terre d'Israël

    after eighteen months of siege, Nebuzaradan burns the Temple, the palace and the city and tears down the walls; the sons of Zedekiah slaughtered and the notables executed at Riblah

    Toll 832 déportés (Jérémie) ; exécutions à Ribla, morts non chiffrés
  9. 582 av. J.-C.
    Mitspa (Juda) · Terre d'Israël

    the governor appointed by Babylon is killed by Ishmael ben Nethaniah, eighty pilgrims from Shechem and Shiloh are massacred, the rest of the people flee to Egypt

    Toll 80 pèlerins massacrés ; 745 déportés (Jérémie)
  10. v. 474 av. J.-C.
    Suse (Perse) · Iran

    ordre scellé du sceau royal de tuer tous les Juifs de l'empire en un seul jour, le treize du mois d'Adar ; il est révoqué avant d'être appliqué (Esther 3 et 8)

    Toll décret révoqué ; récit non corroboré hors de la Bible
  11. 410 av. J.-C.
    Toll inconnu
  12. 312 av. J.-C.
    Toll milliers déportés
  13. 200-198 av. J.-C.
    Fifth Syrian WarMilitary repression
    Judée · Terre d'Israël

    the country ravaged by Lagid and Seleucid armies, Jerusalem besieged twice

    Toll inconnu
  14. 175-172 av. J.-C.
    Toll inconnu
  15. 169 av. J.-C.
    Jérusalem · Terre d'Israël

    treasure, golden altar and sacred vessels carried away

    Toll inconnu
  16. 168 av. J.-C.
    Jérusalem · Terre d'Israël

    the city taken on a sabbath day, quarters set on fire, ramparts destroyed and the citadel of the Acra built

    Toll milliers selon I Maccabées
  17. 167-160 av. J.-C.
    Judée · Terre d'Israël

    Prohibition of Judaism, executions (martyrs of Modin, « seven brothers »)

    Toll milliers
  18. 162 av. J.-C.
    Toll 60
  19. 139 av. J.-C.
    Toll toll not established
  20. 63 av. J.-C.
    Jérusalem · Terre d'Israël

    massacre of the defenders and priests even in the sanctuary

    Toll ~12 000 (Josèphe)
  21. 63-61 av. J.-C.
    Toll milliers de captifs
  22. 55 av. J.-C.
    Toll toll not established
  23. 53 av. J.-C.
    Toll ~30 000 vendus
  24. 43 av. J.-C.
    Toll quatre villes réduites en esclavage
  25. 40-37 av. J.-C.
    Jérusalem · Terre d'Israël

    massacres in the streets and even in the Temple courts

    Toll inconnu
  26. 4 av. J.-C.
    Judée · Terre d'Israël
    Toll ~2 000 crucifiés
  27. 19
    Toll 4 000 déportés
  28. 26-36
    Government of Pontius PilateMilitary repression
    Jérusalem · Terre d'Israël

    imperial standards introduced into the city at night, then bloody repression of the protest against the use of the Temple treasury for the aqueduct

    Toll inconnu
  29. 38
    Alexandrie · Égypte

    riots under Prefect Flaccus, ghettoization, lynchings

    Toll centaines
  30. 39-41

    altar destroyed at Jamnia, order to erect the emperor's statue in the Temple; Philo's embassy to Rome

    Toll toll not established
  31. 40
    Toll toll not established
  32. ~41
    Toll ~50 000 selon Flavius Josèphe
  33. 41
    Toll inconnu
  34. 49-50
    Jérusalem · Terre d'Israël
    Toll milliers selon Josèphe
  35. 52
    Judée, Samarie · Terre d'Israël

    Samaritan and Jewish villages burned, executions ordered by Quadratus

    Toll inconnu
  36. 62
    Toll quelques-uns
  37. 66
    Toll 10 500 à Damas, 13 000 à Scythopolis (Josèphe)
  38. 66
    Toll ~20 000 (Josèphe)
  39. 66
    Toll ~50 000 (Josèphe)
  40. 67-70
    Judeo-Roman WarMilitary repression
    Galilée et Judée · Terre d'Israël

    Jotapata, Tarichée, Gamla, Jerusalem (destruction of the Temple, 70)

    Toll ~600 000 à 1 100 000 morts (Josèphe, Tacite)
  41. 70
    Jérusalem · Terre d'Israël

    captives sold, prisoners killed in the games of Caesarea and Berytos

    Toll ~97 000 captifs selon Flavius Josèphe
  42. 70-73
    Cyrène, Égypte · Égypte

    sicarii in refuge surrendered and executed, closure of the temple of Onias at Leontopolis (73), massacre of the Jews of Cyrene following the affair of Jonathan the weaver

    Toll ~3 000 à Cyrène (Josèphe)
  43. 70-73
    Antioche · Turquie

    notables burned in the theater, privileges threatened

    Toll dizaines
  44. 72
    Empire romain

    the didrachm paid to the Temple becomes the *fiscus judaicus*, collected from all Jews of the Empire for the benefit of the temple of Jupiter Capitolinus

    Toll toll not established
  45. 73
    End of the revoltMilitary repression
    Massada · Terre d'Israël
    Toll ~960
  46. 73
    Toll centaines
  47. 95-96
    Rome · Italie

    brutal levying of the *fiscus judaicus*, execution of consul Flavius Clemens and exile of Flavia Domitilla for « atheism »

    Toll toll not established
  48. 98
    Toll toll not established
  49. 115-117
    Toll ~240 000 selon Dion Cassius
  50. 115-117
    Cyrénaïque, Égypte, Chypre, Mésopotamie · Cyrénaïque, Égypte, Chypre
    Toll centaines de milliers (dans les deux camps)
  51. 132-135
    Judée · Terre d'Israël
    Toll 580 000 morts et 985 villages détruits selon Dion Cassius
  52. 135-138
    Judée · Terre d'Israël

    prohibition of circumcision, the Sabbath and public study of the Torah; execution of the 'ten martyrs', including Rabbi Akiva

    Toll inconnu
  53. 202
    Toll toll not established
  54. 249-251
    Empire romain

    the mandatory sacrifice also strikes Jews in the cities, despite their privilege

    Toll inconnu
  55. v. 300-306
    Elvire (Bétique) · Espagne

    mixed marriages, shared meals and blessing of harvests by Jews forbidden to Christians — first canonical corpus of separation

    Toll toll not established
  56. 315
    Toll toll not established
  57. 339
    Toll toll not established
  58. 351-352
    Galilée · Terre d'Israël

    Sepphoris, Tiberias, Lydda razed

    Toll milliers
  59. 363
    Toll toll not established
  60. 388-439
    Empire romain d'Orient · Empire byzantin

    prohibition of mixed marriages (388), exclusion from public office and civil service (418), prohibition of building new synagogues (439)

    Toll toll not established
  61. 388-393
    Toll toll not established
  62. 1ᵉʳ août 388
    Toll toll not established
  63. 414-415
    Toll inconnu
  64. 418
    Toll toll not established
  65. 425-429
    Galilée · Terre d'Israël

    abolition of the Jewish patriarchate at the death of Gamaliel VI, then confiscation of the patriarchal tax by Theodosius II

    Toll toll not established
  66. 429
    Empire romain d'Orient · Empire byzantin

    the tax of the *aurum coronarium* paid until then to the patriarch reverts to the imperial treasury

    Toll toll not established
  67. 465-541
    Gaule · Gaule (France)

    shared meals, mixed marriages and possession of Christian slaves forbidden to Jews

    Toll toll not established
  68. v. 470-520

    execution of the exilarch Mar Zutra II (~520), massacre in Ispahan

    Toll inconnu
  69. 484
    Afrique vandale · Afrique du Nord vandale

    conversion or loss of property

    Toll inconnu
  70. 489 et 507
    Toll inconnu
  71. 9 juillet 507
    Antioche · Turquie

    Daphne synagogue set on fire, Jews massacred and bodies cast into flames (John Malalas)

    Toll inconnu
  72. 519
    Toll toll not established
  73. 529-553
    Empire byzantin

    the Code prohibits Jewish testimony against Christians and the construction of synagogues; Novella 146 regulates Torah reading and forbids the teaching of the Mishna

    Toll toll not established
  74. 535-545
    Toll toll not established
  75. 555-556
    Toll inconnu
  76. 576
    Toll >500 baptisés de force
  77. 576-591
    Toll inconnu
  78. 582
    Toll toll not established
  79. 613-694
    Sisebut (613)Forced conversion

    baptism or expulsion; Egica (694): enslavement of all Jews

    Toll toll not established
  80. 624-625
    Toll toll not established
  81. 627
    Médine · Arabie saoudite
    Toll 600-900
  82. 628
    Toll ~93 selon Ibn Ishaq
  83. 628-629
    Toll milliers
  84. 629-633
    Toll toll not established
  85. 632
    Toll toll not established
  86. v. 640
    Toll toll not established
  87. 681-694
    Tolède · Espagne

    Jewish worship forbidden, children taken at seven years old to be raised Christian, property confiscated and community declared enslaved

    Toll toll not established
  88. 694
    Espagne wisigothique · Espagne

    the Jews of Spain reduced to slavery, their property confiscated, their children taken away at age seven

    Toll toute la communauté

Early Middle Ages and Crusades89

  1. 717-720
    Califat omeyyade

    prohibition of building new places of worship, of bearing arms, of riding horses; distinctive clothing

    Toll toll not established
  2. 723, 873, 930
    Toll toll not established
  3. 807
    Toll toll not established
  4. 850-854

    distinctive sign imposed (ghiyar), demolition of new synagogues, exclusion from public office

    Toll toll not established
  5. 873-874
    Empire byzantin

    the communities of the Empire summoned to choose baptism or ruin

    Toll inconnu
  6. 925
    Oria · Italie

    the community killed or taken into captivity, including the family of Shephatiah ben Amittaï

    Toll inconnu
  7. 932-936
    Empire byzantin

    entire communities baptized, others flee to Khazaria and Southern Italy

    Toll inconnu
  8. 1007
    Rouen · France

    conversion or death imposed on the community, according to the chronicle of Jacob bar Yequtiel

    Toll inconnu
  9. 1007-1012
    Toll inconnu
  10. 1009-1014
    Toll toll not established
  11. 1009
    Toll toll not established
  12. 1010
    Toll inconnu
  13. 1012-1020
    Le Caire, Fustat · Égypte

    distinctive sign imposed, synagogues destroyed, forced conversions

    Toll toll not established
  14. 1012
    Toll toute la communauté
  15. 1013
    Toll inconnu
  16. 1021
    Rome · Italie

    après un tremblement de terre et un ouragan attribués à une profanation de crucifix, le pape fait juger et brûler plusieurs Juifs de la ville (chronique d'Adémar de Chabannes)

    Toll quelques-uns
  17. 1032
    Toll inconnu
  18. 1033-1044

    extraordinary contributions and conversion pressures on the community of Kairouan

    Toll toll not established
  19. 1033
    Toll ~6 000
  20. 1057
    Kairouan · Tunisie

    the oldest talmudic academy in North Africa disappeared, its masters dispersed to Egypt and Spain

    Toll toute la communauté dispersée
  21. 1063
    Toll inconnu
  22. 1066
    Toll ~1 500 familles / ~4 000
  23. 1066-1067
    Toll toll not established
  24. 1078
    Toll toll not established
  25. 1090

    communities ransomed, Jewish notables driven from public office

    Toll inconnu
  26. 1096
    Rhénanie · Allemagne

    Speyer (May 3), Worms (May 18-25), Mainz (May 27), Cologne, Trier, Metz, Neuss, Wevelinghofen, Eller, Xanten, Mörs, Regensburg, Prague

    Toll ~800 à Worms, ~1 000 à Mayence ; total 5 000-12 000
  27. 18 et 25 mai 1096
    Worms · Allemagne

    the community of the town on the 18th, that sheltered in the episcopal palace on the 25th; collective suicides

    Toll ~800
  28. 1096
    Toll inconnu
  29. Mai-juin 1096
    Toll plusieurs centaines
  30. Mai-juin 1096
    Toll 22
  31. Mai 1096
    Rouen · France

    Jews gathered in a church, ordered to be baptized or killed (Guibert de Nogent)

    Toll inconnu
  32. 3 mai 1096
    Toll 11
  33. 27 mai 1096
    Mayence · Allemagne

    the largest community of the Rhineland annihilated, numerous *kiddoush ha-Chem*

    Toll ~1 100
  34. Juin 1096
    Toll inconnu
  35. Juin 1096
    Toll inconnu
  36. Juin 1096
    Toll toute la communauté baptisée
  37. Juin 1096
    Toll inconnu
  38. Juin 1096
    Toll inconnu
  39. Juin 1096
    Toll inconnu
  40. Juin 1096
    Toll inconnu
  41. Juin 1096
    Toll inconnu
  42. Juin 1096
    Toll inconnu
  43. Juin-juill. 1096
    Toll inconnu
  44. 1ᵉʳ juin 1096
    Trèves · Allemagne

    suicides, drownings in the Moselle, forced baptisms of survivors

    Toll inconnu
  45. Juillet 1096
    Geldern · Allemagne

    the refugees massacred or forcibly baptized

    Toll inconnu
  46. 1098
    Antioche · Turquie

    the community disappears with the population of the city

    Toll inconnu
  47. 1099
    Toll inconnu
  48. 1099
    Haïfa · Israël

    the community, which had defended the ramparts with the Fatimid garrison, is put to the sword

    Toll toute la communauté
  49. 1100-1101
    Toll inconnu
  50. 1107
    Toll toll not established
  51. 1109
    Tolède · Espagne

    the Jewish quarter plundered and burned

    Toll inconnu
  52. 1113
    Toll inconnu
  53. 1121
    Bagdad · Irak

    bells at the baths, sewn insignia, forbidden mounts

    Toll toll not established
  54. 1135
    Cordoue · Espagne

    the Jewish quarter pillaged and burned (elegy by Abraham ibn Ezra)

    Toll inconnu
  55. 1140-1146
    Almoravid collapseMilitary repression
    Al-Andalus · Espagne

    communities of Seville, Lucena and Córdoba ransomed and dispersed during civil wars

    Toll inconnu
  56. 1144
    Norwich · Royaume-Uni

    the motif subsequently spreads throughout Christendom

    Toll toll not established
  57. 1146-1148
    Maghreb, al-Andalus · Maroc et Espagne

    conversion or death. Sijilmassa (150 killed), Fès, Marrakech, Tlemcen, Dra, Ceuta, Seville

    Toll milliers ; fuite de la famille de Maïmonide
  58. 1146-1147
    Rhénanie, France · Allemagne et France

    Cologne, Mainz, Worms, Speyer, Würzburg (1147), Carentan, Ramerupt, Sully

    Toll dizaines à centaines
  59. 1146
    Toll inconnu
  60. 1146
    Cologne · Allemagne

    Simon the Pious of Trier killed, archbishop Arnold opens the castle of Wolkenburg to the Jews

    Toll inconnu
  61. 1147
    Toll toll not established
  62. 1147
    Marrakech · Maroc

    the Jews ordered to choose between Islam, exile and death; the juderia disappears

    Toll inconnu
  63. 1147
    Toll inconnu
  64. 24 févr. 1147
    Wurtzbourg · Allemagne

    massacre by the crusaders, the remains collected by the bishop

    Toll ~20
  65. 1148
    Toll inconnu
  66. 1159-1163
    Tunis, Mahdia · Tunisie

    synagogues closed, forced conversions, distinctive sign imposed on suspect converts

    Toll toll not established
  67. v. 1165-1172
    Toll toll not established
  68. 1165
    Toll toll not established
  69. 1171
    Blois · France

    Jews burnt alive

    Toll 31-40
  70. 1171
    Le Caire · Égypte

    extraordinary levies raised on the communities of Egypt

    Toll toll not established
  71. 1179
    Boppard · Allemagne
    Toll 13
  72. 1179

    prohibition on employing Christian servants and testifying against a Christian

    Toll toll not established
  73. 1181
    Toll toll not established
  74. 1181
    Toll inconnu
  75. 1182

    Philip Augustus confiscates the property of Jews (edict of April) and expels them in July; the synagogue of Paris becomes a church

    Toll toll not established
  76. 1183
    Toll toll not established
  77. 1187-1192
    Angleterre · Royaume-Uni

    extraordinary levies followed by the creation of the Exchequer of the Jews (1194) to record debts and property

    Toll toll not established
  78. 1188
    Toll toll not established
  79. 1189
    Toll ~30
  80. 1190

    Lynn, Norwich, Stamford, Bury St Edmunds, Lincoln; in York, collective suicide and massacre at Clifford Tower (16–17 March).

    Toll ~150 à York ; 57 à Bury
  81. 1190
    Toll inconnu
  82. 1190
    Toll inconnu
  83. Févr.-mars 1190

    the community of Lynn burned in its home, Norwich attacked on February 6, Stamford plundered during the Lenten fair

    Toll dizaines
  84. 16-17 mars 1190
    York · Royaume-Uni

    mass suicide led by Yom Tov of Joigny, survivors massacred at the exit; debt registers burned in the cathedral

    Toll ~150
  85. 18 mars 1190
    Toll 57
  86. 1191
    Toll ~80
  87. 1192
    Toll 80-100
  88. 1195
    Ritual murder accusationTrials and executions
    Spire · Allemagne

    Isaak ben Ascher Halevi and his daughter killed, then the rabbi and eight other Jews; houses looted and burned, Henry VI demands compensation from the city

    Toll une dizaine
  89. 1198
    Toll inconnu

13th–14th centuries398

  1. 1204
    Constantinople · Empire byzantin

    the Jewish quarter burned and pillaged

    Toll inconnu
  2. 1205
    Rome · Italie

    le pape fixe la doctrine de la servitude perpétuelle des Juifs, condamnés à l'errance pour le meurtre du Christ, et enjoint aux princes de ne pas les élever au-dessus des chrétiens

    Toll toll not established
  3. 1209
    Béziers · France

    la ville est prise par les croisés albigeois le 22 juillet et la communauté, protégée jusque-là par le vicomte Trencavel, périt avec sa population

    Toll ~200
  4. 1210
    Bristol RansomPersecution
    Angleterre · Royaume-Uni

    general arrest of the Jews of the kingdom, torture and ransom of 66,000 marks demanded by John Lackland; fiscal persecution that ruined the communities

    Toll inconnu
  5. 1212
    Toll inconnu
  6. 1215

    compulsory distinctive sign, exclusion from public office, prohibition from appearing in public at Passover

    Toll toll not established
  7. 1218
    Angleterre · Royaume-Uni

    the rouelle imposed by Henry III after the Fourth Lateran Council; legal persecution that subsequently spreads throughout Christendom

    Toll toll not established
  8. 1221
    Erfurt · Allemagne
    Toll ~26
  9. 1222
    Council of OxfordTrials and executions
    Oxford · Royaume-Uni

    the distinctive badge imposed in England; trial and burning at the stake of a deacon converted to Judaism

    Toll 1
  10. 1227
    Narbonne · France

    le port de la rouelle imposé aux Juifs du Midi, interdiction de sortir pendant la Semaine sainte et d'employer des nourrices chrétiennes

    Toll toll not established
  11. 1231
    Toll toll not established
  12. 1233
    Toll toll not established
  13. 1235
    Lauda, Bischofsheim · Allemagne

    communities massacred

    Toll inconnu
  14. 1235
    Toll 34
  15. 1235
    Accusation de meurtre rituelTrials and executions
    Wolfsheim (Hesse rhénane) · Allemagne

    la communauté attaquée après la découverte du corps d'un enfant, dans la même vague que Fulda et Lauda

    Toll dizaines
  16. 1236
    Toll ~3 000 tués, 500 baptisés de force
  17. 1236
    Narbonne · France

    the Jewish quarter attacked, Jews killed before the viscount put an end to it

    Toll inconnu
  18. 1239

    books confiscated and examined, prelude to the auto-da-fé in Paris

    Toll toll not established
  19. 1241
    Francfort · Allemagne
    Toll ~180
  20. 17 juin 1242
    Paris · France

    approximately twenty cartloads, ~10,000 volumes burned

    Toll toll not established
  21. 1243

    the community burned alive on the site known since as « Judenberg »

    Toll toute la communauté
  22. 1244
    Toll toll not established
  23. 1244
    Toll toll not established
  24. 1247
    Toll toll not established
  25. 1247
    Toll dizaine
  26. 1250
    Saragosse · Espagne

    the attacked community

    Toll inconnu
  27. 1255
    Little Hugh affairTrials and executions
    Lincoln · Royaume-Uni

    Jews executed

    Toll 19
  28. 1255
    Toll dix-huit pendus
  29. 1263
    Disputation of BarcelonaTrials and executions
    Barcelone · Espagne

    public trial of the Talmud before James I; Nahmanide must go into exile and the work is censored

    Toll toll not established
  30. 1263-1264
    Toll ~500 à Londres
  31. 1263
    War of the BaronsMilitary repression
    Worcester · Royaume-Uni

    the jewry plundered and Jews killed by the troops of Robert de Ferrers

    Toll inconnu
  32. 1264
    War of the BaronsMilitary repression
    Londres · Royaume-Uni

    the Jewry attacked by the partisans of Simon de Montfort, houses plundered and burned

    Toll ~500
  33. 1264
    Barons' WarMilitary repression
    Canterbury · Royaume-Uni

    the attacked community, debt archives destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  34. 1264
    War of the BaronsMilitary repression
    Northampton · Royaume-Uni

    the Jewry sacked by the rebel barons

    Toll inconnu
  35. 1265
    Barons' WarMilitary repression
    Winchester · Royaume-Uni

    the Jewry attacked by the troops of Simon de Montfort the Younger

    Toll inconnu
  36. 1-2 mai 1265
    Toll 61
  37. 1266
    War of the BaronsMilitary repression
    Lincoln · Royaume-Uni

    the Jewry plundered, debt registers burned

    Toll inconnu
  38. 1266
    War of the BaronsMilitary repression
    Cambridge · Royaume-Uni

    the community attacked by the 'disinherited' sheltering on the island of Ely

    Toll inconnu
  39. 1267
    Pforzheim · Allemagne
    Toll toll not established
  40. 1267
    Vienne · Autriche

    distinctive sign (horned hat), prohibition of public baths and exclusion from public office

    Toll toll not established
  41. 1269

    badge imposed throughout the kingdom, forced sermons and persecution of converts who returned to Judaism

    Toll toll not established
  42. 1270
    Accusation de meurtre rituelTrials and executions

    la communauté accusée de la mort d'un enfant, plusieurs Juifs exécutés ; l'empereur Rodolphe de Habsbourg condamnera plus tard ces poursuites

    Toll dizaines
  43. 1275
    Angleterre · Royaume-Uni

    interest-bearing loans forbidden, distinctive sign expanded, exclusion from trades — the community is ruined and then expelled in 1290

    Toll toll not established
  44. 1278-1279
    Angleterre · Royaume-Uni
    Toll ~280
  45. 1283
    RiotPogrom
    Mayence · Allemagne
    Toll 10
  46. 1285
    Toll ~180
  47. 1287-1288
    Toll ~40
  48. 1288
    Bonn · Allemagne

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  49. 1288
    Toll 13
  50. 1289
    Toll toute la communauté
  51. 1290-1294

    forced conversions, synagogues converted into churches, disappearance of communities in the kingdom

    Toll toll not established
  52. 1290
    Naples · Italie

    most communities in the South disappear

    Toll toute la communauté
  53. 1290
    Toll dizaines
  54. 1292
    Toll inconnu
  55. 1294
    Berne · Suisse

    Jews tortured and executed, survivors expelled from the city

    Toll toll not established
  56. 1298
    Kitzingen · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  57. 1298
    Ansbach · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  58. 1298
    Vienne (Autriche) · Autriche

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  59. 1298
    Iphofen · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  60. 1298
    Sinsheim · Allemagne

    the destroyed community

    Toll inconnu
  61. 1298

    the community destroyed

    Toll plusieurs centaines
  62. 1298
    Bayreuth · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  63. 1298
    Krautheim · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  64. 1298
    Uffenheim · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  65. 1298
    Dinkelsbühl · Allemagne

    the destroyed community

    Toll inconnu
  66. 1298
    Bamberg · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  67. 1298
    Ochsenfurt · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  68. 1298
    Franconie, Bavière, Autriche · Allemagne et Autriche

    Röttingen, Würzburg, Nuremberg (~600), Rothenburg, Bamberg…

    Toll ~146 communautés, 3 000-5 000 morts
  69. 1298

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  70. 1298
    Nördlingen · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  71. 1298
    Möckmühl · Allemagne

    the community destroyed along the band's route, from the Tauber to the Main

    Toll inconnu
  72. 1298
    Kulmbach · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  73. 1298
    Bad Wimpfen · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  74. 1298
    Heilbronn · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  75. 1298
    Mergentheim · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  76. 1298
    Windsheim · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  77. 1298
    Forchheim · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  78. 1298
    Weissenburg · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  79. 20 avril 1298
    Röttingen · Allemagne

    accusation of host desecration, the community burned on the orders of the knight Rintfleisch

    Toll toute la communauté
  80. 24 juillet 1298
    Wurtzbourg · Allemagne

    the community annihilated by the Rintfleisch band and the populace

    Toll plusieurs centaines
  81. 1ᵉʳ août 1298
    Nuremberg · Allemagne

    the Jews sheltered in the imperial castle massacred

    Toll ~600
  82. 1299
    Toll toll not established
  83. 1301
    Toll inconnu
  84. 1303
    Accusation de meurtre rituelTrials and executions
    Weissensee (Thuringe) · Allemagne

    la communauté est massacrée après la découverte du corps d'une jeune fille, et ses biens confisqués

    Toll dizaines
  85. 22 juillet 1306

    all Jews arrested on the same day by order of Philip the Fair, their property confiscated

    Toll toll not established
  86. 1309
    Accusation of host desecrationTrials and executions
    Ratisbonne · Allemagne

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  87. 1315
    Toll toll not established
  88. 1320
    Crusade of the PastoureauxMilitary repression
    Montclus · France

    the Pastoureaux who went to Aragon massacre the community sheltering in the fortress

    Toll 337
  89. 1320
    Crusade of the PastoureauxMilitary repression

    the Jews sheltering in the castle tower are killed there or take their own lives

    Toll 500
  90. 1320
    Crusade of the PastoreauxMilitary repression
    Lectoure · France

    the Jews sheltered in a tower, killed or taking their own lives

    Toll inconnu
  91. 1320
    Crusade of the PastoureauxMilitary repression
    Bordeaux · France

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  92. 1320
    Crusade of the PastoureauxMilitary repression
    Rabastens · France

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  93. 1320
    Jaca · Espagne

    the community attacked after crossing the Pyrenees

    Toll inconnu
  94. 1320
    Crusade of the PastoreauxMilitary repression
    Auch · France

    the community attacked by shepherd bands

    Toll inconnu
  95. 1320
    Crusade of the PastoureauxMilitary repression
    Castelsarrasin · France

    the community massacred

    Toll inconnu
  96. 1320
    Crusade of the PastoreauxMilitary repression
    Albi · France

    the community massacred by bands from the north

    Toll inconnu
  97. 1320
    Crusade of the PastoureauxMilitary repression
    Gimont · France

    the attacked community

    Toll inconnu
  98. 1320
    Monclús · Espagne

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  99. 1320
    Crusade of the PastoureauxMilitary repression
    Cahors · France

    the community massacred

    Toll inconnu
  100. 1320
    Crusade of the PastoreauxMilitary repression
    Sud-ouest de la France, Aragon · France et Espagne

    Toulouse, Albi, Cahors, Castelsarrasin, Verdun-sur-Garonne (500 killed), Montclus (337 killed)

    Toll ~110-120 communautés touchées
  101. 1320
    Crusade of the PastoureauxMilitary repression
    Toulouse · France

    the Jewry attacked, Jews killed or forcibly baptized

    Toll inconnu
  102. 1321
    Lepers AffairTrials and executions
    Uzès · France

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  103. 1321
    Affair of the lepersTrials and executions

    Jews imprisoned, several taking their own lives before execution

    Toll dizaines
  104. 1321
    Lepers AffairTrials and executions
    Bourges · France

    Jews arrested and burned

    Toll inconnu
  105. 1321
    Affair of the lepersTrials and executions

    Chinon (160 burned), Vitry, Tours, Bourges

    Toll centaines
  106. 1321
    Lepers AffairTrials and executions
    Chinon · France

    Jews burned in a pit on the island of Chinon

    Toll 160
  107. 1321
    Affair of the LepersTrials and executions
    Carcassonne · France

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  108. 1321
    The Leper AffairTrials and executions
    Tours · France

    Jews arrested, tried and executed

    Toll inconnu
  109. 1321
    Lepers AffairTrials and executions
    Nîmes · France

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  110. 1321
    Affair of the lepersTrials and executions
    Pamiers · France

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  111. 1321
    Lepers' AffairTrials and executions
    Paris · France

    Jews arrested and burned, accused of having had lepers poison the wells

    Toll inconnu
  112. 1322
    Toll toute la communauté
  113. 1328
    Tudela · Espagne

    the community attacked in the wake of Estella

    Toll inconnu
  114. 1328
    Toll « 6 000 » selon les chroniques ; plusieurs milliers
  115. 1328
    Funes · Espagne

    the attacked community

    Toll inconnu
  116. 1328
    Estella · Espagne

    the Jewry attacked by the crowd led by friar Pedro de Ollogoyen

    Toll plusieurs centaines
  117. 1328
    Pampelune · Espagne

    the Jewry looted and Jews killed

    Toll inconnu
  118. 1329
    Toll inconnu
  119. 1331
    Accusation of ritual murderTrials and executions
    Überlingen · Allemagne

    the community burned

    Toll inconnu
  120. 1336
    Uffenheim · Allemagne

    Arnold d'Uissigheim's band attacks the community

    Toll inconnu
  121. 1336-1338
    Alsace, Franconie, Souabe · France et Allemagne
    Toll ~110-120 communautés
  122. 1336
    Röttingen · Allemagne

    Arnold von Uissigheim's band destroys the community

    Toll inconnu
  123. 1337
    Ochsenfurt · Allemagne

    the community massacred

    Toll inconnu
  124. 1337
    Kitzingen · Allemagne

    the community attacked by peasant bands

    Toll inconnu
  125. 1337
    Gerolzhofen · Allemagne

    the community massacred

    Toll inconnu
  126. 1337

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  127. 1337
    Wurtzbourg · Allemagne

    the community attacked a second time after Rintfleisch

    Toll inconnu
  128. 1337
    Bamberg · Allemagne

    The community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  129. 1337
    Mergentheim · Allemagne

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  130. 1337
    Iphofen · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  131. 1338
    Toll dizaines
  132. 1338
    Ensisheim · France

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  133. 1338
    Guebwiller · France

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  134. 1338
    Pulkau · Autriche

    Jews burned at Pulkau, then at Retz, Znaim, Horn, Eggenburg, Klosterneuburg and Zwettl

    Toll dizaines
  135. 1338
    Rouffach · France

    the destroyed community

    Toll inconnu
  136. 1338
    Mulhouse · France

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  137. 1338
    Ribeauvillé · France

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  138. 1338
    Colmar · France

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  139. 1345
    Toll inconnu
  140. 1347
    Toll inconnu
  141. 1348
    Zofingue · Suisse

    Jews tortured and executed, their confessions sent to neighboring towns

    Toll inconnu
  142. 1348
    Toll inconnu
  143. 1348
    Marseille · France

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  144. 1348
    Digne · France

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  145. 1348
    Arles · France

    the Jewish quarter attacked

    Toll inconnu
  146. 1348
    Toll inconnu
  147. 1348
    Toll inconnu
  148. 1348
    Gérone · Espagne

    the call attacked

    Toll inconnu
  149. 1348
    Teruel · Espagne

    the Jewish quarter attacked

    Toll inconnu
  150. 1348
    Saragosse · Espagne

    the Jewish quarter attacked

    Toll inconnu
  151. 1348
    Huesca · Espagne

    the Jewish quarter attacked

    Toll inconnu
  152. 1348
    Monzón · Espagne

    the Jewish quarter attacked

    Toll inconnu
  153. 1348-1351
    Europe occidentale

    Toulon (April 1348, first), Apt, Manosque, Forcalquier, Barcelona, Cervera, Tàrrega (300), Girona, Lleida; Chillon (trial, Savoy); Bern, Zofingen, Zurich, Schaffhausen; Basel (Jan. 1349), Fribourg, Speyer, Strasbourg (Feb. 14, 1349, 900–2,000 burned), Worms (Mar. 1, ~400), Erfurt (Mar. 21, hundreds to 3,000), Frankfurt, Cologne, Mainz (Aug. 1349, « 6,000 »), Constance, Augsburg, Würzburg, Landshut, Breslau, Nuremberg (Dec. 1349, 562), Brussels (1350, ~600), Königsberg…

    Toll ~300 communautés détruites, dizaines de milliers de morts
  154. 1348
    Tàrrega · Espagne

    the call forced at the cry of 'death to treason', the dead thrown into common graves

    Toll 300
  155. 1348
    Toll inconnu
  156. 1348
    Perpignan · France

    the call attacked

    Toll inconnu
  157. 1348
    Cervera · Espagne

    the community attacked

    Toll 18
  158. 1348
    Montblanc · Espagne

    the call attacked

    Toll inconnu
  159. 1348
    Riez · France

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  160. 1348
    Sisteron · France

    the attacked community

    Toll inconnu
  161. 1348
    Draguignan · France

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  162. 1348
    Calatayud · Espagne

    the Jewish quarter attacked

    Toll inconnu
  163. 1348
    Berne · Suisse

    Jews burned, survivors expelled

    Toll inconnu
  164. 1348
    Lérida · Espagne

    the call attacked

    Toll inconnu
  165. 1348
    Toll inconnu
  166. 1348
    Solsona · Espagne

    the call attacked

    Toll inconnu
  167. 1348

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  168. avril 1348
    Toulon · France

    the Jewry forced on the night of Holy Saturday, the dead dragged through the streets

    Toll ~40
  169. mai 1348
    Barcelone · Espagne

    the call attacked by the crowd during the epidemic

    Toll ~20
  170. septembre 1348
    Trial of ChillonTrials and executions
    Chillon · Suisse

    Jews of Villeneuve tortured in the castle, confessions of well-poisoning extracted and disseminated throughout the Empire

    Toll dizaines
  171. 1349
    Horb am Neckar · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  172. 1349
    Steyr · Autriche

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  173. 1349
    Ansbach · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  174. 1349
    Andernach · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  175. 1349
    Duisbourg · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  176. 1349
    Überlingen · Allemagne

    the community burned on the shore of Lake Constance

    Toll inconnu
  177. 1349
    Sangerhausen · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  178. 1349
    Pilsen · Tchéquie

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  179. 1349
    Stein an der Donau · Autriche

    the community destroyed along with that of Krems

    Toll inconnu
  180. 1349
    Turckheim · France

    the destroyed community

    Toll inconnu
  181. 1349
    Zwickau · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  182. 1349
    Halle · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  183. 1349
    Chemnitz · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  184. 1349
    Toll inconnu
  185. 1349
    Cologne · Allemagne

    the community destroyed despite the letter from the town council warning against the accusation

    Toll inconnu
  186. 1349
    Lübeck · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  187. 1349
    Augsbourg · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  188. 1349
    Rostock · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  189. 1349
    Trèves · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  190. 1349
    Colmar · France

    the community burned, the place of the pyre said since « Judenloch »

    Toll inconnu
  191. 1349
    Diessenhofen · Suisse

    the community burned after a trial for well poisoning

    Toll inconnu
  192. 1349
    Francfort · Allemagne

    the jewry set on fire, the community annihilated

    Toll inconnu
  193. 1349
    Obernai · France

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  194. 1349

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  195. 1349
    Fulda · Allemagne

    the destroyed community, one hundred fourteen years after the massacre of 1235

    Toll inconnu
  196. 1349
    Gotha · Allemagne

    the destroyed community

    Toll inconnu
  197. 1349
    Greifswald · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  198. 1349
    Krems · Autriche

    the community destroyed despite the protection of Duke Albert II

    Toll inconnu
  199. 1349
    Constance · Allemagne

    the community burned

    Toll inconnu
  200. 1349
    Leipzig · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  201. 1349
    Winterthour · Suisse

    the community burned

    Toll inconnu
  202. 1349
    Lenzbourg · Suisse

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  203. 1349
    Liegnitz · Pologne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  204. 1349
    Oppeln · Pologne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  205. 1349
    Spire · Allemagne

    the community destroyed, houses pillaged and the dead thrown into barrels in the Rhine

    Toll inconnu
  206. 1349
    Straubing · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  207. 1349
    Villingen · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  208. 1349
    Wiener Neustadt · Autriche

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  209. 1349
    Wittenberg · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  210. 1349
    Amberg · Allemagne

    the destroyed community

    Toll inconnu
  211. 1349
    Wetzlar · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  212. 1349
    Eger · Tchéquie

    the burned community

    Toll inconnu
  213. 1349
    Bad Kreuznach · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  214. 1349
    Memmingen · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  215. 1349
    Oppenheim · Allemagne

    the community burned

    Toll inconnu
  216. 1349
    Berlin · Allemagne

    the destroyed community

    Toll inconnu
  217. 1349
    Stade · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  218. 1349
    Saverne · France

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  219. 1349
    Esslingen · Allemagne

    the community burned

    Toll inconnu
  220. 1349
    Stettin · Pologne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  221. 1349
    Aarau · Suisse

    the destroyed community

    Toll inconnu
  222. 1349
    Osnabrück · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  223. 1349
    Magdebourg · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  224. 1349
    Kitzingen · Allemagne

    the community destroyed for the third time in half a century

    Toll inconnu
  225. 1349
    Meissen · Allemagne

    the destroyed community

    Toll inconnu
  226. 1349
    Bacharach · Allemagne

    the community destroyed, sixty years after the affair of Werner of Oberwesel

    Toll inconnu
  227. 1349
    Quedlinbourg · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  228. 1349
    Salzbourg · Autriche

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  229. 1349
    Sankt Pölten · Autriche

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  230. 1349
    Ybbs an der Donau · Autriche

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  231. 1349
    Rottweil · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  232. 1349
    Heilbronn · Allemagne

    the community destroyed, half a century after the bands of Rintfleisch

    Toll inconnu
  233. 1349
    Villach · Autriche

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  234. 1349
    Znaim · Tchéquie

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  235. 1349
    Nordhausen · Allemagne

    the Jews, knowing their fate decided, dance and sing before mounting the pyre which they asked to build themselves

    Toll inconnu
  236. 1349
    Molsheim · France

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  237. 1349
    Schaffhouse · Suisse

    the community burned

    Toll inconnu
  238. 1349
    Brieg · Pologne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  239. 1349
    Ravensbourg · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  240. 1349

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  241. 1349
    Iglau · Tchéquie

    the destroyed community

    Toll inconnu
  242. 1349
    Prenzlau · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  243. 1349
    Freiberg · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  244. 1349
    Ulm · Allemagne

    the community burned

    Toll inconnu
  245. 1349
    Bad Hersfeld · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  246. 1349
    Neuss · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  247. 1349
    Wurtzbourg · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  248. 1349
    Kempten · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  249. 1349
    Aix-la-Chapelle · Allemagne

    the destroyed community

    Toll inconnu
  250. 1349
    Hambourg · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  251. 1349
    Eschwege · Allemagne

    The community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  252. 1349
    Saint-Gall · Suisse

    the community burned

    Toll inconnu
  253. 1349
    Judenburg · Autriche

    the destroyed community

    Toll inconnu
  254. 1349

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  255. 1349
    Friedberg · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  256. 1349
    Donauwörth · Allemagne

    the destroyed community

    Toll inconnu
  257. 1349
    Sélestat · France

    the destroyed community

    Toll inconnu
  258. 1349
    Soest · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  259. 1349
    Geldern · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  260. 1349
    Rheinfelden · Suisse

    the destroyed community

    Toll inconnu
  261. 1349
    Spandau · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  262. 1349
    Wesel · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  263. 1349
    Glogau · Pologne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  264. 1349
    Korneuburg · Autriche

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  265. 1349

    the community rebuilt after Rintfleisch is destroyed in turn

    Toll inconnu
  266. 1349
    Zurich · Suisse

    Jews burned after the accusation of poisoning the wells

    Toll inconnu
  267. 1349
    Ensisheim · France

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  268. 1349
    Linz · Autriche

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  269. 1349
    Wismar · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  270. 1349
    Eisenach · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  271. 1349
    Enns · Autriche

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  272. 1349
    Soleure · Suisse

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  273. 1349
    Düren · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  274. 1349
    Hanovre · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  275. 1349
    Halberstadt · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  276. 1349
    Bergheim · France

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  277. 1349
    Dortmund · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  278. 1349
    Fribourg-en-Brisgau · Allemagne

    the community burned

    Toll inconnu
  279. 1349
    Graz · Autriche

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  280. 1349
    Dinkelsbühl · Allemagne

    the community destroyed, fifty years after the Rintfleisch bands

    Toll inconnu
  281. 1349
    Weimar · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  282. 1349
    Neisse · Pologne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  283. 1349
    Ribeauvillé · France

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  284. 1349
    Giessen · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  285. 1349
    Wels · Autriche

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  286. 1349
    Guebwiller · France

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  287. 1349
    Passau · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  288. 1349
    Lindau · Allemagne

    the destroyed community

    Toll inconnu
  289. 1349
    Münster · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  290. 1349
    Brünn · Tchéquie

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  291. 1349
    Cracovie · Pologne

    the Jewish quarter attacked and set afire despite the protection of Casimir III

    Toll inconnu
  292. 1349
    Eichstätt · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  293. 1349
    Marbourg · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  294. 1349
    Olmütz · Tchéquie

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  295. 1349
    Mulhouse · France

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  296. 1349
    Thann · France

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  297. 1349
    Boppard · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  298. 1349

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  299. 1349
    Kaufbeuren · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  300. 1349
    Brême · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  301. 1349
    Windsheim · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  302. 1349
    Lunebourg · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  303. 1349
    Haguenau · France

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  304. 1349
    Breslau · Pologne

    the community burned

    Toll inconnu
  305. 1349
    Tulln · Autriche

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  306. 1349
    Schweinfurt · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  307. 1349
    Hameln · Allemagne

    the destroyed community

    Toll inconnu
  308. 1349
    Tübingen · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  309. 1349
    Stralsund · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  310. 1349
    Bamberg · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  311. 1349
    Altkirch · France

    the destroyed community

    Toll inconnu
  312. 1349
    Hildesheim · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  313. 1349
    Bingen · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  314. 1349
    Reutlingen · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  315. 1349
    Coblence · Allemagne

    the community burned in its synagogue

    Toll inconnu
  316. 1349
    Paderborn · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  317. 1349
    Lucerne · Suisse

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  318. 1349
    Iéna · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  319. 1349
    Minden · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  320. 1349
    Landshut · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  321. 1349
    Oberwesel · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  322. 1349
    Ingolstadt · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  323. 1349
    Wissembourg · France

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  324. 1349
    Dresde · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  325. 1349
    Munich · Allemagne

    the community rebuilt after the 1285 fire is destroyed again

    Toll inconnu
  326. 1349
    Goslar · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  327. 1349
    Kalisz · Pologne

    the attacked community

    Toll inconnu
  328. 1349
    Forchheim · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  329. 1349
    Brunswick · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  330. 1349
    Naumbourg · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  331. 1349
    Bonn · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  332. 1349
    Stuttgart · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  333. 1349
    Baden · Suisse

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  334. 1349
    Mühlhausen · Allemagne

    the destroyed community

    Toll inconnu
  335. 1349
    Rouffach · France

    the community burned, eleven years after the Armleder bands

    Toll inconnu
  336. 1349
    Cassel · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  337. 1349
    Striegau · Pologne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  338. 1349
    Schweidnitz · Pologne

    the community burned

    Toll inconnu
  339. 1349
    Kaysersberg · France

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  340. 1349
    Nördlingen · Allemagne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  341. janvier 1349
    Bâle · Suisse

    the Jews shut up in a wooden house built on an island in the Rhine and burned alive

    Toll plusieurs centaines
  342. 8 février 1349
    Benfeld · France

    the towns of Alsace and the bishop of Strasbourg decide the fate of Jewish communities; only Strasbourg opposes it at first, before the massacre of 14 February

    Toll toll not established
  343. 14 février 1349
    Strasbourg · France

    the Jews led to the cemetery and burned in a wooden hall, two days before the arrival of the plague

    Toll 900 à 2 000
  344. 1ᵉʳ mars 1349
    Worms · Allemagne

    the community burned, several Jews setting fire to their own houses

    Toll ~400
  345. 21 mars 1349
    Erfurt · Allemagne

    the Jewish quarter attacked and burned, the community's treasure buried and found in 1998

    Toll centaines à 3 000
  346. août 1349
    Mayence · Allemagne

    the largest community in Germany destroyed after armed resistance, Jews setting fire to their quarter

    Toll « 6 000 » selon les chroniques
  347. décembre 1349
    Nuremberg · Allemagne

    the Jewish quarter destroyed and Notre-Dame church built on the site of the synagogue

    Toll 562
  348. 1350
    Königsberg · Russie

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  349. 1350
    Bruxelles · Belgique

    the community destroyed

    Toll ~600
  350. 1354
    Toll toll not established
  351. 1355
    Toll ~1 200
  352. 1355
    Toll inconnu
  353. 1360
    Castilian civil warMilitary repression

    communities plundered and massacred by the troops of Henry of Trastamara

    Toll inconnu
  354. 1360
    Villadiego · Espagne

    the community attacked by troops

    Toll inconnu
  355. 1366
    IdemMassacre
    Briviesca · Espagne
    Toll ~200
  356. 1366

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  357. 1367
    Burgos · Espagne

    the Jewish quarter ransomed and looted

    Toll inconnu
  358. 1369
    Tolède · Espagne

    the starving Jewry

    Toll inconnu
  359. 1370
    Toll ~20
  360. 1370
    Enghien · Belgique

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  361. 1377
    Toll inconnu
  362. 1380
    Toll dizaines
  363. 1ᵉʳ mars 1382
    Paris · France

    Jewish quarter looted, Jews killed, children forcibly baptized and entrusted to Christian families

    Toll 16 selon une chronique, des centaines selon une autre
  364. 1383
    Lisbonne · Portugal

    the Jewish community plundered during the uprising against Leonor Teles

    Toll inconnu
  365. 1385
    Nuremberg · Allemagne

    debts annulled, assets confiscated, fiscal persecution of the communities

    Toll toll not established
  366. 1385
    Prague · Tchéquie
    Toll inconnu
  367. 1387
    Toll toll not established
  368. 1388
    Toll inconnu
  369. 1389
    Prague · Tchéquie
    Toll 400 à 3 000 selon les sources
  370. 1391
    Tarragone · Espagne

    the call attacked

    Toll inconnu
  371. 1391
    Ségovie · Espagne

    the attacked community

    Toll inconnu
  372. 1391
    Huete · Espagne

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  373. 1391
    Écija · Espagne

    the Jewry attacked, city of the preaching of Ferrán Martínez

    Toll inconnu
  374. 1391
    Ávila · Espagne

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  375. 1391
    Burgos · Espagne

    the Jewish quarter attacked, mass conversions

    Toll inconnu
  376. 1391
    Carmona · Espagne

    the Jewish quarter attacked

    Toll inconnu
  377. 1391
    Alcira · Espagne

    the call attacked

    Toll inconnu
  378. 1391
    Xàtiva · Espagne

    the call attacked

    Toll inconnu
  379. 1391

    the Jewry attacked

    Toll inconnu
  380. 1391
    Madrid · Espagne

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  381. 1391
    Tortosa · Espagne

    the call attacked

    Toll inconnu
  382. 1391

    Seville (June 6), Córdoba, Toledo, Madrid, Cuenca, Burgos, Logroño, Valencia (July 9, 250), Majorca (300), Barcelona (August 5–8, ~400), Girona, Lleida, Perpignan

    Toll milliers de morts, dizaines de milliers de conversions forcées
  383. 1391
    Orihuela · Espagne

    the call attacked

    Toll inconnu
  384. 1391
    Murcie · Espagne

    the Jewry attacked

    Toll inconnu
  385. 1391
    Cuenca · Espagne

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  386. 1391
    Logroño · Espagne

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  387. juin 1391
    Cordoue · Espagne

    the Jewish quarter set on fire and plundered

    Toll inconnu
  388. juin 1391
    Tolède · Espagne

    the Jewish quarter attacked, Jews killed or forcibly baptized

    Toll inconnu
  389. 6 juin 1391
    Séville · Espagne

    the Jewry forced after the sermons of Ferrán Martínez, synagogues transformed into churches

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  390. 9 juillet 1391
    Valence · Espagne

    the call forced by a band of young men, the survivors mass baptized

    Toll 250
  391. août 1391
    Lérida · Espagne

    the forced call, the survivors baptized in the cathedral

    Toll ~78
  392. août 1391
    Majorque · Espagne

    the call of Palma forced and looted

    Toll 300
  393. août 1391
    Gérone · Espagne

    the call attacked, survivors taking refuge in the Força Vella

    Toll inconnu
  394. août 1391
    Perpignan · France

    the call attacked

    Toll inconnu
  395. 5-8 août 1391
    Barcelone · Espagne

    the call besieged then taken, the Jews sheltering in the fortress massacred

    Toll ~400
  396. 1392
    Barbastro · Espagne

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  397. 17 septembre 1394

    ordinance of Charles VI, executed on November 3

    Toll toll not established
  398. 1399
    Poznań · Pologne
    Toll toll not established

15th–17th centuries278

  1. 1401
    Diessenhofen · Suisse
    Toll toll not established
  2. 1407
    PogromPogrom
    Cracovie · Pologne
    Toll toll not established
  3. 1410-1416
    Toll toll not established
  4. 1413-1414
    Disputation de TortosaForced conversion
    Tortosa · Espagne

    convoquée par l'antipape Benoît XIII, la plus longue controverse forcée du Moyen Âge tient soixante-neuf séances ; les rabbins d'Aragon y sont retenus vingt mois et des milliers de conversions suivent

    Toll conversions de masse
  5. 11 mai 1415
    États d'Aragon · Espagne

    le Talmud interdit, les Juifs contraints d'assister à trois sermons par an, exclus des métiers et des charges, leurs synagogues réduites à une par ville

    Toll toll not established
  6. 1420
    Wiener Neustadt · Autriche

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  7. 1420
    Ybbs an der Donau · Autriche

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  8. 1420
    Wiener GeseraTrials and executions
    Enns · Autriche

    the accusation of host desecration starts from Enns and spreads throughout Austria

    Toll inconnu
  9. 1420
    Stein an der Donau · Autriche

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  10. 1420-1421
    Vienne · Autriche

    community burnt (12 March 1421), remainder expelled

    Toll ~210
  11. 1420
    Krems · Autriche

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  12. 1420
    Korneuburg · Autriche

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  13. 1420
    Tulln · Autriche

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  14. 1420
    Steyr · Autriche

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  15. 1420
    Linz · Autriche

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  16. 1421
    Vienne (Autriche) · Autriche

    the Jews of Vienna burned at the Erdberg or drowned, children taken to be baptized, the synagogue razed

    Toll plus de deux cents brûlés
  17. 1421
    Sankt Pölten · Autriche

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  18. 1422
    Toll inconnu
  19. 1424
    Cologne · Allemagne

    the privilege of residence is not renewed, the community leaves the city and does not return until the nineteenth century

    Toll toll not established
  20. 1427
    Toll toll not established
  21. 1429-1430
    Toll dizaines
  22. 1431
    Bâle · Suisse

    badge, prohibition of university degrees, mandatory sermons

    Toll toll not established
  23. 1432
    Toll toute la communauté
  24. 1435
    Majorque · Espagne

    accusation of ritual crucifixion, mass baptisms; birth of the « Xuetes »

    Toll toute la communauté
  25. 1435
    Spire · Allemagne
    Toll inconnu
  26. 1438
    Toll toute la communauté
  27. 1438
    Fès · Maroc

    after the discovery of the tomb of Idris II, Jews are confined to the new quarter of Fès Jdid

    Toll toll not established
  28. 1439
    Toll toute la communauté
  29. 1442
    Toll toll not established
  30. 1442
    Toll toute la communauté
  31. 1446
    Toll toute la communauté
  32. 1449
    Toll toll not established
  33. 1450
    Toll toute la communauté
  34. 1453
    Toll 41
  35. 1453
    Toll toute la communauté
  36. 1454
    Toll toute la communauté
  37. 1454
    Toll toute la communauté
  38. 1454
    Toll toute la communauté
  39. 1454
    Toll toute la communauté
  40. 1455
    Toll toute la communauté
  41. 1458
    Erfurt · Allemagne

    the community is dissolved and the synagogue converted to another use

    Toll toll not established
  42. 1462
    Toll toll not established
  43. 1462
    Legend of Anderl, executionsTrials and executions
    Rinn (Tyrol) · Autriche
    Toll toll not established
  44. 1464
    Toll ~30
  45. 1465
    Toll quasi-totalité de la communauté
  46. 1467
    Tolède · Espagne
    Toll toll not established
  47. 1468
    Accusation of ritual murderTrials and executions
    Sepúlveda · Espagne

    eighteen Jews sentenced and executed by bishop Juan Arias Dávila, then the community attacked by the population

    Toll 18 exécutés
  48. 1470
    Endingen · Allemagne

    three brothers, Elias, Eberlin and Mercklin, burned

    Toll 3
  49. 1470
    Toll toute la communauté
  50. 1473-1474
    Toll centaines
  51. 1473
    Cordoue · Espagne

    the quarter of new Christians plundered and burned for three days

    Toll centaines
  52. 1473
    Toll inconnu
  53. 1473
    Toll inconnu
  54. 1473
    Jaén · Espagne

    the constable Miguel Lucas de Iranzo, who protected them, assassinated in the cathedral, then the conversos massacred

    Toll inconnu
  55. 1474
    Ségovie · Espagne

    the quarter attacked, the survivors taking refuge in the alcazar

    Toll inconnu
  56. 1474
    Carmona · Espagne

    the New Christians attacked and driven out

    Toll inconnu
  57. 1475
    Toll ~15
  58. 1476
    Accusation of ritual murderTrials and executions
    Ratisbonne · Allemagne

    seventeen Jews imprisoned and tortured, the proceedings halted by Emperor Frederick III

    Toll toll not established
  59. 1478
    Host accusation, executionsTrials and executions
    Passau · Allemagne
    Toll 4
  60. 1480-1530
    InquisitionTrials and executions

    conversos 'Judaizing' burned (Seville, Toledo, Zaragoza…)

    Toll ~2 000-5 000 exécutés sur la période
  61. 1480
    Toll toute la communauté
  62. 6 févr. 1481
    Séville · Espagne

    conversos burned on the Quemadero

    Toll 6
  63. 1483
    Toll toll not established
  64. 1483
    Toll toute la communauté
  65. 1484
    Toll inconnu
  66. 1484
    Toll dizaines brûlés
  67. 1485
    Toll toute la communauté
  68. 1485
    Toll dizaines
  69. 1486
    Toll toute la communauté
  70. 1486
    Tolède · Espagne

    several hundred conversos reconciled in penitential procession, the relapsed handed over to the stake

    Toll dizaines d'exécutions
  71. 1486
    Séville · Espagne
    Toll dizaines brûlés
  72. 1487
    Toll inconnu
  73. 1488
    Auto-da-féTrials and executions
    Tolède · Espagne

    conversos condemned and burned, several in effigy

    Toll dizaines
  74. 1488
    Barcelone · Espagne

    first autos-da-fé of converts

    Toll dizaines brûlés
  75. 1488
    Toll toute la communauté
  76. 1489
    Toll toute la communauté
  77. 1490-1491
    Tolède, Ávila · Espagne

    Jews and conversos tortured, tried in Ávila and burned, the sentence serving as argument for the expulsion decree

    Toll 8
  78. 1491
    Toll 8
  79. 1491
    Palerme · Italie

    first autos-da-fé

    Toll inconnu
  80. 1492
    Procès de profanation d'hostieTrials and executions
    Sternberg (Mecklembourg) · Allemagne

    vingt-sept Juifs brûlés le 24 octobre, la communauté expulsée du duché ; le lieu devient un pèlerinage

    Toll 27
  81. 1492-1493
    Toll toll not established
  82. 1492
    Toll milliers
  83. 1492
    Grenade · Espagne

    Jews of Spain have four months to convert or leave

    Toll tout le judaïsme d'Espagne
  84. 1492
    Palerme · Italie

    the oldest community in Italy disappears

    Toll toute la communauté
  85. 1492

    authorized to stay eight months in exchange for an entry fee, those remaining beyond that were reduced to slavery

    Toll milliers
  86. 1492
    Toll toute la communauté
  87. 1493
    São Tomé · São Tomé-et-Principe

    taken from their parents during the expulsion from Portugal and sent to populate the island

    Toll ~2 000 enfants, ~600 vivants un an après
  88. 1493
    Toll toll not established
  89. 1493
    Toll toute la communauté
  90. 1494

    le quartier juif pillé pendant les troubles qui suivent l'entrée des Français dans le royaume de Naples

    Toll inconnu
  91. 1494
    Toll 12-16
  92. 1495

    Alexander Jagiellon expels all Jews; return permitted in 1503

    Toll toll not established
  93. 1495
    Toll inconnu
  94. 1496
    Toll toute la communauté
  95. 1496
    Carniole · Slovénie
    Toll toute la communauté
  96. 1496
    Toll toute la communauté
  97. 1496
    Toll toute la communauté
  98. 1496
    Toll toll not established
  99. 1497
    Toll milliers d'enfants
  100. 1497
    Toll toll not established
  101. 1497
    Porto · Portugal

    Jews gathered for embarkation then forcibly baptized

    Toll toute la communauté
  102. 1497
    Graz · Autriche

    the synagogue transformed into a church

    Toll toll not established
  103. 1498-1499
    Nuremberg · Allemagne

    decree of June 21, 1498, departure on March 10, 1499, cemetery and synagogue destroyed

    Toll toll not established
  104. 1498
    Navarre · Espagne

    those who remain must receive baptism

    Toll toll not established
  105. 1499

    forced converts are held back in the kingdom

    Toll toll not established
  106. 1499
    Ulm · Allemagne
    Toll toute la communauté
  107. 1500-1501
    Toll toll not established
  108. 1501-1502
    Castille, León · Espagne

    the Crown closes its borders to returnees from 1492

    Toll toll not established
  109. 1504
    Lisbonne · Portugal

    New Christians attacked, prelude to the massacre of 1506

    Toll inconnu
  110. 1506
    Toll 2 000-4 000
  111. 1506
    Toll inconnu
  112. 1507
    Toll inconnu
  113. 1509
    Toll toll not established
  114. 1510
    Toll toll not established
  115. 1510
    Toll 38
  116. 1510
    Host Desecration AccusationTrials and executions
    Brandebourg · Allemagne

    the Jews of the march arrested, tried and burned in Berlin, the community expelled

    Toll trente-huit brûlés
  117. 1511
    Toll toll not established
  118. 1514
    Toll toute la communauté
  119. 1515
    Toll toute la communauté
  120. 1516
    Venise · Italie

    Senate decree of March 29, Jews confined to the Ghetto Nuovo from April 10; ~700 people

    Toll toll not established
  121. 1517
    Safed, Hébron · Terre d'Israël

    Jewish quarters attacked during the change of power

    Toll inconnu
  122. 1519
    Ratisbonne · Allemagne

    the synagogue is demolished and a chapel built in its place

    Toll toll not established
  123. 1519
    Toll toute la communauté
  124. 1520
    Toll inconnu
  125. 1524

    houses and synagogue burned during commercial rivalries on the Malabar coast, the survivors take refuge in Cochin under the protection of the raja

    Toll inconnu
  126. 1524
    Toll toll not established
  127. 1526
    Toll toute la communauté
  128. 1526
    Toll toute la communauté
  129. 1526
    Toll toute la communauté
  130. 1528
    Auto-da-fé of Mexico CityTrials and executions
    Mexico · Mexique

    the conversos Hernando Alonso and Gonzalo de Morales burned by the Inquisition of New Spain

    Toll 2
  131. 1529
    Toll 30
  132. 1530
    Toll inconnu
  133. 1532
    Toll toll not established
  134. 1533
    Toll toll not established
  135. 1536-1800
    Portuguese InquisitionTrials and executions

    New Christians burned

    Toll ~1 200-1 800 exécutés
  136. 1536-1543
    Saxe · Allemagne

    expulsion renewed by John Frederick, then publication of Luther's libel 'On the Jews and Their Lies' (1543) which calls for burning synagogues

    Toll toll not established
  137. 1539
    Cordoue · Espagne
    Toll dizaines brûlés
  138. 1540
    Toll dizaines condamnés
  139. 1540
    Sappenfeld · Allemagne

    Jews arrested and executed

    Toll inconnu
  140. 1541
    Toll toll not established
  141. 1541
    Toll toute la communauté
  142. 1543
    Toll toll not established
  143. 1543
    Accusation of ritual murderTrials and executions
    Wurtzbourg · Allemagne

    the attacked community

    Toll inconnu
  144. 1544
    Toll toute la communauté
  145. 1547
    Toll toute la communauté
  146. 1550
    Toll toute la communauté
  147. 8 juill. 1550
    Toll toll not established
  148. 1551
    Toll toll not established
  149. 1551
    Toll toll not established
  150. 1553
    Toll toll not established
  151. 9 septembre 1553
    Rome · Italie

    bonfire at Campo dei Fiori, imitated throughout Italy

    Toll toll not established
  152. 1554

    copies seized and burned in public squares

    Toll toll not established
  153. 1555-1556
    Toll 24-25
  154. 14 juillet 1555
    Rome · Italie

    confinement of the Jews of Rome in a ghetto, wearing of the distinctive sign, prohibition of most trades; ~2,000 people

    Toll toll not established
  155. 1556

    Portuguese New Christians tried and burned by order of Paul IV, others sent to the galleys, despite the safe conduct granted by his predecessors

    Toll 25
  156. 1557
    Toll toll not established
  157. 1558
    Toll toute la communauté
  158. 1559
    Rome · Italie

    seizures in homes and synagogues

    Toll toll not established
  159. 1560
    Toll inconnu
  160. 1561
    Toll toute la communauté
  161. 1563
    Polotsk · Biélorussie

    Jews who refuse baptism are drowned in the Dvina

    Toll ~300
  162. 1566
    Toll toll not established
  163. 1567
    Toll toll not established
  164. 1569
    Bologne · Italie

    Jews expelled from the Papal States, except Rome and Ancona

    Toll toute la communauté
  165. 1569
    Pérouse · Italie

    the community driven out

    Toll toute la communauté
  166. 26 févr. 1569
    États pontificaux · Italie

    expulsion from all the Papal States, except Rome and Ancona

    Toll toll not established
  167. 1570-1620

    massacres, enslavements, forced conversions

    Toll milliers
  168. 1570
    Toll inconnu
  169. 1571-1573
    Toll toll not established
  170. 1571
    Toll toll not established
  171. 1572
    Toll inconnu
  172. 1573
    Toll inconnu
  173. 1574
    Toll inconnu
  174. 1577
    Toll toll not established
  175. 1580-1615
    Lima, Mexico · Pérou

    arrests, torture, burnings

    Toll dizaines
  176. 1581
    Toll toll not established
  177. 1584
    Toll inconnu
  178. 1586
    Toll inconnu
  179. 1589
    Toll inconnu
  180. 1591
    Toll dizaines condamnés
  181. 1592
    Toll inconnu
  182. 1593
    Pérouse · Italie

    the community driven out a second time

    Toll toute la communauté
  183. 1593
    Bologne · Italie

    the ghetto closed, the cemetery destroyed

    Toll toll not established
  184. 1593
    Toll toute la communauté
  185. 25 févr. 1593
    États pontificaux · Italie

    renewed expulsion, Jews confined to Rome, Ancona and Avignon

    Toll toll not established
  186. 1595
    Toll inconnu
  187. 1596
    Trial of the CarvajalTrials and executions
    Mexico · Mexique

    nine family members burned as Judaizers

    Toll neuf brûlés
  188. 1597
    Toll toll not established
  189. 1597
    Toll toute la communauté
  190. 1598
    Accusation of ritual murderTrials and executions
    Lublin · Pologne

    three Jews executed and the child's body venerated

    Toll trois exécutés
  191. 1607
    Boskovice (Moravie) · Tchéquie

    le quartier juif pillé par la population de la ville

    Toll inconnu
  192. 1611
    Prague · Tchéquie

    the Jewish quarter looted during the disorders

    Toll inconnu
  193. 1614-1615
    Francfort, Worms · Allemagne

    pillage, expulsion

    Toll quelques morts
  194. 1614
    Francfort · Allemagne

    houses forced, community driven from the city

    Toll 2
  195. 1615
    Toll toll not established
  196. 1625
    Jérusalem · Terre d'Israël

    the community ransomed, its leaders imprisoned, part of the inhabitants fleeing

    Toll toll not established
  197. 1627
    Toll toll not established
  198. 28 juillet 1630
    Mantoue · Italie

    1,800 Jews driven out, the ghetto looted

    Toll 1 800 expulsés
  199. 1632
    Madrid · Espagne

    Judaizers condemned to the stake, the house where the cult would have been desecrated razed and a convent built in its place

    Toll 7
  200. 23 janv. 1639
    Great auto-da-fé of LimaTrials and executions
    Lima · Pérou

    judaizers condemned, including Francisco Maldonado da Silva, burned alive

    Toll 11
  201. 1648
    Ostrog · Ukraine

    the community flees then the town is taken

    Toll inconnu
  202. 1648
    Bila Tserkva · Ukraine

    the community annihilated in one of the places from which the uprising departs

    Toll inconnu
  203. 1648
    Bohouslav · Ukraine

    the community destroyed as the insurgents passed through

    Toll inconnu
  204. 1648
    Yampil · Ukraine

    the community massacred after the town's capture

    Toll inconnu
  205. 1648
    Kremenets · Ukraine

    the massacred community

    Toll inconnu
  206. 1648
    Sharhorod · Ukraine

    the community destroyed during the Podolia campaign

    Toll inconnu
  207. 1648
    Volodymyr-Volynskyï · Ukraine

    the Volhynian community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  208. 1648
    Ladyzhyn · Ukraine

    the city taken after a siege, the community and refugees massacred

    Toll milliers selon les chroniques
  209. 1648
    Vinnytsia · Ukraine

    the community of Podolia destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  210. 1648
    Pohrebyshche · Ukraine

    the community destroyed during the passage of the Cossacks in Western Ukraine

    Toll inconnu
  211. 1648
    Konstantynów · Pologne

    the community destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  212. 1648
    Medjybij · Ukraine

    the community of the fortified town destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  213. 1648
    Starodoub · Russie

    the community destroyed during the uprising in Severity

    Toll inconnu
  214. 1648
    Pereïaslav · Ukraine

    the community destroyed at the beginning of the uprising

    Toll inconnu
  215. automne 1648
    Ternopil · Ukraine

    the community destroyed during the Red Ruthenia campaign

    Toll inconnu
  216. 1648
    Zhytomyr · Ukraine

    the community massacred during the capture of the town

    Toll inconnu
  217. 1648-1657
    Ukraine, Pologne-Lituanie · Ukraine et Pologne

    Nemirov (June 10, 1648, ~6,000), Tulchin (~1,500), Polonnoe (~10,000), Bar, Ostrog, Narol, Konstantynów, Kremenets… then Swedish and Russian invasions: Lublin (1655, 2,000–3,000), Vilna (1655)

    Toll 18 000-20 000 selon les estimations modernes (Stampfer), jusqu'à 100 000 dans les chroniques
  218. 1648
    Polonnoe · Ukraine

    the city taken, the community and refugees massacred

    Toll ~10 000 selon les chroniques
  219. automne 1648
    Brody · Ukraine

    the community struck during the Red Ruthenia campaign

    Toll inconnu
  220. 1648
    Brailiv · Ukraine

    the community destroyed along with those of the towns of Podolia

    Toll inconnu
  221. 1648
    Berdytchiv · Ukraine

    the community destroyed as the insurgents passed through

    Toll inconnu
  222. 1648
    Homel · Biélorussie

    the Jews of the city ordered to convert then killed by Zolotarenko's Cossacks

    Toll milliers
  223. 1648
    Nesvizh · Biélorussie

    the community attacked, part taking refuge in the Radziwiłł fortress

    Toll inconnu
  224. 1648
    Bar · Ukraine

    the city taken, the community annihilated

    Toll milliers
  225. 1648
    Loutsk · Ukraine

    the community attacked in Volhynia, survivors fleeing westward

    Toll inconnu
  226. 1648
    Ouman · Ukraine

    the town taken, the community and refugees from neighboring towns massacred

    Toll milliers selon les chroniques
  227. 1648
    Tchyhyryn · Ukraine

    the community from the town where the uprising begins annihilated in the first weeks

    Toll inconnu
  228. 1648
    Tchernihiv · Ukraine

    the community destroyed in northern Ukraine

    Toll inconnu
  229. 1648
    Bratslav · Ukraine

    the community destroyed in the region that gives its name to the uprising

    Toll inconnu
  230. 1648
    Vyshnivets · Ukraine

    the community massacred in the domain of the Wiśniowiecki

    Toll inconnu
  231. 1648
    Narol · Pologne

    the city taken and the community massacred

    Toll milliers
  232. printemps 1648
    Baturyn · Ukraine

    the community destroyed during the Left Bank uprising

    Toll inconnu
  233. printemps 1648
    Pryluky · Ukraine

    the community destroyed, those who can making their way to the strongholds of the west

    Toll inconnu
  234. printemps 1648
    Pyriatyn · Ukraine

    the community on the left bank of the Dniepr destroyed, survivors fleeing westward

    Toll inconnu
  235. printemps 1648
    Lokhvytsia · Ukraine

    the community destroyed along with those of neighboring towns on the left bank

    Toll inconnu
  236. printemps 1648
    Nijyn · Ukraine

    the community annihilated along with those of the left bank of the Dnieper

    Toll inconnu
  237. printemps 1648
    Loubny · Ukraine

    the community destroyed during the left-bank uprising

    Toll inconnu
  238. mai 1648
    Korsoun · Ukraine

    the community massacred after the destruction of the Polish army before the city

    Toll inconnu
  239. juin 1648
    Tulchyn · Ukraine

    the Polish nobility, besieged with the Jews in the fortress, delivers them to the Cossacks against its own life, then is massacred in turn

    Toll ~1 500 selon les chroniques
  240. juin 1648
    Tulchin · Ukraine

    the Jews handed over by the Polish garrison after the surrender of the castle

    Toll ~1 500
  241. 10 juin 1648
    Nemirov · Ukraine

    the Cossacks enter the city under Polish banners and massacre the community sheltering in the fortress

    Toll ~6 000
  242. octobre 1648
    Siege of Lviv by KhmelnytskyMilitary repression
    Lviv · Ukraine

    the suburbs taken and their inhabitants killed, the city ransomed by a levy to which the community contributes

    Toll inconnu
  243. novembre 1648
    Zamość · Pologne

    the place resists, a ransom is paid and the army withdraws

    Toll toll not established
  244. 1649
    Ostropol · Ukraine

    the community massacred, the kabbalist Samson of Ostropol killed with his companions in the synagogue

    Toll centaines
  245. 1649
    Siege of ZbarajMilitary repression
    Zbaraj · Ukraine

    the Jews confined in the stronghold with the defenders, hunger and disease claiming some of them

    Toll inconnu
  246. 1649
    Zasław · Ukraine

    the community massacred

    Toll inconnu
  247. 11 avril 1649
    Grand auto-da-fé of MexicoTrials and executions
    Mexico · Mexique

    judaizers condemned by the Inquisition of New Spain

    Toll 13
  248. 1650
    Pinsk · Biélorussie

    the community destroyed when the city was taken

    Toll inconnu
  249. 1651
    Khmelnytsky WarsMilitary repression

    the Jews driven from the city, access subsequently forbidden to them

    Toll toll not established
  250. 1654
    Polotsk · Biélorussie

    the Jews led to the Dvina and drowned

    Toll inconnu
  251. 1654
    Recife · Brésil

    the community must leave the country, part moving to Amsterdam and twenty-three persons to New Amsterdam

    Toll toll not established
  252. juillet 1654
    Mstsislaw · Biélorussie

    the community massacred during the sack of the city

    Toll milliers
  253. novembre 1654
    Vitebsk · Biélorussie

    the community deported into the interior of Russia

    Toll toute la communauté
  254. 1655
    Russo-Polish warMilitary repression
    Mohylev · Biélorussie

    the Jews of the town led outside the walls and massacred

    Toll inconnu
  255. 1655
    Vilna · Lituanie

    the community massacred or scattered, survivors fleeing toward Prussia

    Toll milliers
  256. 1655
    Lublin · Pologne

    the Jewish quarter pillaged and the community massacred

    Toll 2 000 à 3 000
  257. 1655
    Deluge WarsMilitary repression
    Slutsk · Biélorussie

    the community attacked by Muscovite and Cossack troops, part of it taking refuge behind the ramparts

    Toll inconnu
  258. 1656
    Toll inconnu
  259. 1656
    Ispahan · Iran

    synagogues closed, communities forced to Islam before a partial return was allowed

    Toll toll not established
  260. 1656
    Toll inconnu
  261. avril 1656
    Leszno · Pologne

    the city burned by Polish troops, the community fleeing

    Toll toll not established
  262. 1657
    Brest-Litovsk · Biélorussie

    the community massacred

    Toll inconnu
  263. 1660
    Toll toll not established
  264. 1660
    Auto-da-fé of April 13Trials and executions
    Séville · Espagne

    judaizers condemned, several delivered to the stake

    Toll dizaines
  265. 1664
    Toll inconnu
  266. Mai 1664
    Lwów · Ukraine

    students and the mob attack the Jewish quarter following a trial for ritual murder

    Toll >100
  267. 1669
    Oran · Algérie

    the community is embarked for Livorno

    Toll toll not established
  268. 1669-1670
    Vienne · Autriche

    the synagogue becomes the Leopoldskirche church

    Toll toll not established
  269. 1670
    Metz · France
    Toll 1
  270. 1679-1680

    deportation of all Jews into the desert

    Toll ~2/3 des exilés morts
  271. 1679
    Turin · Italie

    the community confined to a closed quarter

    Toll toll not established
  272. 30 juin 1680
    Madrid · Espagne

    judaizers condemned, about twenty handed over to the stake

    Toll ~21
  273. 1682
    Madrid · Espagne

    condemned to the stake or to the galleys

    Toll dizaines
  274. 1684
    Padoue · Italie

    the crowd loots houses on a rumor of betrayal during the war against the Turks, the community is saved by the intervention of the authorities

    Toll aucun mort
  275. 1686
    Toll ~la moitié de la communauté
  276. 1691

    thirty-seven condemned, three burned alive including Rafael Valls

    Toll 3 brûlés
  277. 1691
    Lisbonne · Portugal

    several pyres in the same year

    Toll dizaines
  278. 1698, 1710
    Sandomierz · Pologne
    Toll toll not established

18th century74

  1. Juillet 1700
    Vienne · Autriche

    the crowd plunders the residence of the imperial court supplier, his registers and debts destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  2. 1702-1704
    Poznań · Pologne

    notables imprisoned and tortured, the Jewish quarter plundered by passing troops

    Toll inconnu
  3. 1712
    Second ritual murder accusationTrials and executions
    Sandomierz · Pologne

    the community expelled from the town and the synagogue turned over to Catholic worship

    Toll toll not established
  4. 1720
    Jérusalem · Terre d'Israël

    the synagogue set afire by creditors and families driven from the city; the ruins would remain known as the «Hurva»

    Toll toll not established
  5. 1720-1730

    chain denunciations in Trás-os-Montes, entire families arrested, property confiscated

    Toll inconnu
  6. 1726
    Bohême et Moravie · Tchéquie

    the number of Jewish families capped, exclusion of younger sons from the right to establish a household

    Toll toll not established
  7. 1727
    Ukraine

    communities driven from Little Russia, merchandise and currency seized at the border crossing

    Toll milliers d'expulsés
  8. 26 avril 1727
    Empire russe, Ukraine · Empire russe

    expulsion of all Jews from Russia and Little Russia, goods and currency detained at the border crossing

    Toll toll not established
  9. 1728
    Lwów · Ukraine

    Hayim and Joshua Reizes, accused of having brought back a convert to Judaism, tortured then put to death

    Toll 2
  10. 1731
    États pontificaux · Italie

    edict of the Holy Office, the libraries of communities searched and works seized then destroyed, persecution renewed at each pontificate

    Toll toll not established
  11. 1734
    First raid of the HaidamaksMilitary repression
    Ouman · Ukraine

    the town taken, the Jewish quarter looted and Jews massacred

    Toll centaines
  12. 1734
    Raid of the HaidamaksMilitary repression
    Berdychiv · Ukraine

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  13. 1734, 1750
    Ukraine de la rive droite · Ukraine
    Toll centaines
  14. 1734
    Raid by the HaïdamaksMilitary repression
    Vinnytsia · Ukraine

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  15. 1736-1740
    Accusation of ritual murderTrials and executions
    Poznań · Pologne

    notables imprisoned and tortured, the community burdened with a debt it would take decades to discharge

    Toll toll not established
  16. 4 février 1738
    Stuttgart · Allemagne

    hanged, his body exposed in an iron cage; the Jews are then expelled from Württemberg

    Toll 1
  17. 15 juillet 1738
    Saint-Pétersbourg · Empire russe

    the Jewish merchant and the converted officer burned alive for apostasy

    Toll 2
  18. 1739
    Toll toll not established
  19. 18 octobre 1739
    Lisbonne · Portugal

    the playwright "O Judeu" strangled and then burned for Judaism

    Toll 1
  20. 2 décembre 1742
    Empire russe

    expulsion of all Jews from the Empire, reiterated until 1753

    Toll ~35 000 expulsés
  21. 1743
    Toll inconnu
  22. 1744
    Breslau · Pologne

    expulsion of other Jews from Silesia, the tolerated subjected to annual ransom

    Toll inconnu
  23. 1744-1745

    the community leaves Prague in the depths of winter, before the revocation obtained by European powers

    Toll >10 000 expulsés
  24. 1745
    Moravie · Tchéquie

    Moravian communities driven out before revocation obtained through the intercession of the powers

    Toll milliers d'expulsés
  25. 1746-1747
    Royaume de Naples · Italie

    expulsion pronounced again under pressure from the clergy, six years after Charles de Bourbon's recall

    Toll inconnu
  26. 1747
    Zaslav · Ukraine
    Toll toll not established
  27. 1748
    Tolerance TaxPersecution
    Bohême · Tchéquie

    Marie-Thérèse authorizes return in exchange for a crushing annual tax, fiscal persecution renewed every ten years

    Toll toll not established
  28. 1750
    Ukraine de la rive droite · Ukraine

    Jewish towns and quarters plundered from Podolia to Volhynia

    Toll centaines
  29. 17 avril 1750
    Prusse · Allemagne

    Frederick II's General Regulation divides Jewish families into classes, limits the right of residence to one child per household, and restricts trades and marriages

    Toll toll not established
  30. 1753
    Angleterre · Royaume-Uni

    the naturalization law withdrawn after a campaign of streets and pamphlets, exclusion maintained for more than a century

    Toll toll not established
  31. 1753
    Toll milliers d'expulsés
  32. 1753
    Jytomyr · Ukraine
    Toll 11
  33. 1756
    Jampol · Ukraine

    notables imprisoned, trial that prepares the Disputation of Kamieniec

    Toll toll not established
  34. 1757

    ordered by bishop Dembowski, up to a thousand copies burned

    Toll toll not established
  35. 1759
    Disputation of LwówTrials and executions
    Lwów · Ukraine

    rabbis summoned to answer the Frankists before the archbishop, under threat of a new ritual murder accusation

    Toll toll not established
  36. 1759

    copies seized from synagogues and burned

    Toll toll not established
  37. 1761
    Accusation of ritual murderTrials and executions
    Wojsławice · Pologne

    the community denounced by Frankists, several Jews tortured and executed

    Toll inconnu
  38. 1762
    Empire russe

    the appeal to foreign colonists from all countries carries the named exclusion of Jews

    Toll toll not established
  39. 1764
    Pologne

    Jewish autonomy suppressed by the Diet, poll tax henceforth levied head by head, direct fiscal persecution

    Toll toll not established
  40. 1768
    Balta · Ukraine

    the city taken by the Haydamaks, the Jewish quarter destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  41. 1768

    hamlets seized by the bands of Zalizniak, Jewish communities massacred alongside the Poles

    Toll milliers
  42. 1768
    Tetiïv · Ukraine

    Jews and Poles taking refuge in the church massacred

    Toll milliers
  43. 1768-1772
    Podolie, Volhynie · Ukraine

    confederates extort, plunder and kill in the communities of southeastern Poland

    Toll inconnu
  44. 1768
    Bohouslav · Ukraine

    the city taken by the Haidamaks, the Jewish quarter destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  45. 1768
    Jabotyn · Ukraine

    the city taken by the Haidamaks, the Jewish quarter destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  46. 1768
    Kaniv · Ukraine

    the town taken by the haidamakas, the Jewish quarter destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  47. 1768
    Korsoun · Ukraine

    the city taken by the haidamaques, the Jewish quarter destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  48. 1768
    Ouman · Ukraine

    massacre of Jews and Polish refugees

    Toll plusieurs milliers (jusqu'à 20 000 selon la tradition)
  49. 1768
    Smila · Ukraine

    the city taken by the haidamaks, the Jewish quarter destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  50. 1768
    Tcherkassy · Ukraine

    the town seized by the Haidamaks, the Jewish quarter destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  51. 1770
    Rome · Italie

    forced sermons imposed on the Jews of the ghetto, mandatory attendance under penalty of fine

    Toll toll not established
  52. 1775
    Hébron · Terre d'Israël

    the community struck by collective ransom, a memory preserved under the name of 'Purim of Hebron'

    Toll toll not established
  53. 5 avril 1775
    Rome · Italie

    forty-four articles restoring the prohibitions of the ghetto, forced sermons and prohibition of gravestones

    Toll toll not established
  54. 1777-1779
    Affair of the false receiptsTrials and executions
    Alsace · France

    forged receipts manufactured against Jewish creditors, riots and trials in the countryside

    Toll inconnu
  55. 1784
    Alsace · France

    expulsion of Jews without a letter of tolerance, marriage subject to royal authorization

    Toll inconnu
  56. Juill.-août 1789
    Alsace · France

    Jewish houses plundered in Hegenheim, Durmenach and in the Sundgau, a thousand Jews flee to Basel

    Toll toll not established
  57. 1790-1792

    mellahs of Tétouan, Fès, Meknès, Marrakech, Rabat, Mogador plundered

    Toll centaines
  58. 1790
    Marrakech · Maroc

    the mellah looted, the notables tortured

    Toll inconnu
  59. 1790
    Meknès · Maroc

    the mellah looted

    Toll inconnu
  60. 1790
    Tétouan · Maroc

    the mellah looted and Jews killed when the city was taken

    Toll centaines
  61. 1790
    Fès · Maroc

    the mellah pillaged, the community subjected to ransom and temporarily expelled from its quarter

    Toll inconnu
  62. 1791
    Mogador · Maroc

    the mellah plundered

    Toll inconnu
  63. 1791
    Rabat · Maroc

    the mellah plundered

    Toll inconnu
  64. 23 déc. 1791
    Empire russe

    Catherine II's ukase establishes the Pale of Settlement and restricts Jewish residence to the annexed provinces of Poland and the South

    Toll toll not established
  65. 1793
    Occupation of Ali BurghulMilitary repression
    Tripoli · Libye

    the community ransomed, notables executed and property confiscated

    Toll inconnu
  66. 1793-1794

    worship forbidden, ritual objects confiscated, notables imprisoned, persecution extended to all faiths

    Toll inconnu
  67. 1793-1795
    Toll toll not established
  68. 1794
    Empire russe

    a decree by Catherine II imposed on Jews a tax double that of Christians, fiscal persecution compounding residential restriction

    Toll toll not established
  69. 4 novembre 1794
    Varsovie (Praga) · Pologne

    Suvorov's troops massacre the suburb, the Jewish regiment of Berek Joselewicz annihilated

    Toll milliers
  70. 1797
    Vérone · Italie

    the ghetto sacked during the uprising against French occupation

    Toll inconnu
  71. 1799

    ghettos given over to pillage at the passage of insurgents and Austrian troops

    Toll inconnu
  72. 1799

    driven out during the "Viva Maria" uprising, it will never reconstitute itself

    Toll inconnu
  73. 1799
    Rome · Italie

    after the fall of the Roman Republic, Jews who had supported it are persecuted

    Toll inconnu
  74. 28 juin 1799
    Sienne · Italie

    thirteen Jews killed in the ghetto, several thrown on the pyre in the Campo square

    Toll 13

19th century111

  1. 9 déc. 1804
    Empire russe

    expulsion of Jews from villages and country inns, prohibition of tax farming and alcohol trade

    Toll toll not established
  2. 1805
    Toll dizaines à centaines
  3. 1808

    Moulay Slimane orders the transfer of Jews from Rabat, Salé, Meknès and Tétouan to enclosed mellahs

    Toll toll not established
  4. 17 mars 1808

    the so-called « Infamous Decree » of Napoleon suspends debts, subjects commerce to licensing and restricts Jewish residence in the departments of the East

    Toll toll not established
  5. 1813-1861
    Bavière · Allemagne

    the edict called Matrikel capped the number of Jewish families authorized per locality, a son being able to marry only upon the death or departure of a registered person

    Toll toll not established
  6. 1814-1815

    Pius VII restores night confinement, the wearing of a distinctive badge and the prohibition of owning land

    Toll toll not established
  7. 1815
    New riotPogrom
    Alger · Algérie
    Toll toll not established
  8. 1815-1816
    Francfort · Allemagne

    the city annulled the civil rights purchased in 1811, reinstated the marriage quota and confinement to the Judengasse

    Toll toll not established
  9. 1819
    Toll quelques morts
  10. août 1819
    Francfort · Allemagne

    the Judengasse attacked, shops looted

    Toll inconnu
  11. août 1819
    Karlsruhe · Allemagne

    Jewish homes attacked in the Grand Duchy of Baden

    Toll inconnu
  12. août 1819
    Hambourg · Allemagne

    Jewish houses forced, several days of rioting before military intervention

    Toll inconnu
  13. août 1819
    Heidelberg · Allemagne

    the Jewry attacked, university students dispersing the crowd

    Toll inconnu
  14. 2 août 1819
    Wurtzbourg · Allemagne

    Jewish houses and shops sacked, the community evacuated beyond the walls by troops

    Toll 2
  15. septembre 1819
    Copenhague · Danemark

    the wave reaches Denmark, Jewish shops ransacked for several nights

    Toll inconnu
  16. 1821
    Greek War of IndependenceMilitary repression
    Tripolitsa, Péloponnèse · Grèce

    Jewish community of Tripolitsa annihilated

    Toll plusieurs milliers selon certaines sources
  17. 1821
    Toll ~17
  18. 1823-1825
    Toll toll not established
  19. 1823-1835
    Velij · Empire russe

    the community imprisoned for twelve years, the synagogue closed, the case dismissed by the Council of State for lack of evidence

    Toll inconnu
  20. 26 août 1827
    Empire russe

    conscription of Jewish boys from the age of twelve for twenty-five years of service, torn from their families; persecution designed to force their baptism

    Toll jusqu'à 50 000 enfants sur la période
  21. 2 déc. 1827
    Kiev · Ukraine

    residents ordered to leave within two years, the town closed to Jewish residence

    Toll toll not established
  22. 1828
    Toll toll not established
  23. 20 nov. 1829
    Toll toll not established
  24. 1830
    Toll inconnu
  25. juillet 1830
    Alger · Algérie

    la juiverie mise à sac dans les journées qui suivent la prise de la ville par le corps expéditionnaire français, avant le rétablissement de l'ordre

    Toll inconnu
  26. 1834
    Toll dizaines
  27. 1834
    Fès · Maroc

    tried then beheaded by order of the sultan for refusing to declare herself Muslim

    Toll 1
  28. 1834
    Toll ~12
  29. 13 avril 1835
    Empire russe

    the statute of Nicholas I codifies the Pale of Settlement, forbids Jews from residing outside its limits, and restricts their professions

    Toll toll not established
  30. 1838
    Druze attackMassacre
    Safed · Terre d'Israël
    Toll toll not established
  31. 1839
    Toll 30-40
  32. 1840
    Damas, Rhodes · Syrie et Rhodes
    Toll quelques morts
  33. 1840
    Damascus AffairTrials and executions
    Damas · Syrie

    after the disappearance of Father Thomas, thirteen Jewish notables arrested and tortured, children taken as hostages; the community saved by the mission of Montefiore and Crémieux

    Toll 4 morts sous la torture
  34. 1840
    Accusation of ritual murderTrials and executions
    Rhodes · Grèce

    the Jewish quarter locked down by the governor, notables tortured, before the intervention of consuls and the sultan

    Toll toll not established
  35. 20 avril 1843
    Empire russe

    Jews expelled from a zone of fifty versts along the borders of Prussia and Austria

    Toll toll not established
  36. 1844
    Empire russe

    abolition of the kahal, state control of Jewish education and a tax on sabbath candles

    Toll toll not established
  37. 1847-1858
    Londres · Royaume-Uni

    Lionel de Rothschild, elected five times by the City of London, cannot take his seat, parliamentary oath requiring the formula 'on the true faith of a Christian'

    Toll toll not established
  38. 1847
    Toll toll not established
  39. 1848
    Toll dizaines
  40. Févr.-mars 1848

    Jewish houses looted and families driven toward Switzerland during the troubles of 1848

    Toll toll not established
  41. juillet 1849

    the rights granted in 1848 abolished, the confinement and professional bans restored

    Toll toll not established
  42. 1ᵉʳ mai 1850
    Empire russe

    an ukase prohibits the caftan and the sidelocks, under penalty of fine then forced cutting of hair by the police

    Toll toll not established
  43. 1851
    Empire russe

    the razbor classifies Jews into categories and delivers to military service those who are neither merchants nor licensed craftsmen

    Toll toll not established
  44. 1853
    Trial for ritual murderTrials and executions
    Saratov · Empire russe

    two Jews condemned to hard labor after an investigation conducted by order of Nicholas I

    Toll toll not established
  45. 1853
    New accusation of ritual murderTrials and executions
    Damas · Syrie

    notables arrested before consular intervention

    Toll toll not established
  46. 1856-1889
    Toll toll not established
  47. 23 juin 1858
    Mortara affairTrials and executions
    Bologne · Italie

    the child Edgardo, secretly baptized by a servant, is taken from his family by the papal police

    Toll toll not established
  48. 1859
    PogromPogrom
    Odessa · Ukraine
    Toll toll not established
  49. 1860
    Toll dizaines
  50. 1860
    Damas · Syrie

    the Jewish quarter looted in the wake of massacres of Christians

    Toll inconnu
  51. 1862

    des milliers de Beta Israël quittent leurs villages vers Jérusalem après des années de pressions missionnaires et de conversions forcées ; la plupart meurent de faim et de maladie en chemin

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  52. 17 décembre 1862

    « General Order No. 11 » by General Grant, revoked by Lincoln on January 4, 1863

    Toll toll not established
  53. 1863
    Affair of SafiTrials and executions
    Safi, Tanger · Maroc

    two Jews executed on charges of poisoning, Moses Montefiore obtains from the sultan an edict of protection

    Toll 2
  54. 1864
    Toll toll not established
  55. 10 juillet 1864
    Empire russe

    prohibition imposed on Jews to acquire land in the western provinces, in the aftermath of the Polish insurrection

    Toll toll not established
  56. 1866
    RiotPogrom
    Bucarest · Roumanie

    the choral synagogue ransacked during debates on citizenship

    Toll toll not established
  57. 1866
    Toll 18
  58. 1867

    the community attacked after an accusation made from the pulpit, houses looted and synagogue desecrated

    Toll inconnu
  59. 1867-1868
    Roumanie, Galați · Roumanie

    families turned back on the Danube, several drowned

    Toll inconnu
  60. 1871
    PogromPogrom
    Odessa · Ukraine
    Toll 6
  61. 1872
    Ismaïl · Moldavie

    Jewish quarter plundered and houses destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  62. 1877-1878
    Russo-Turkish WarMilitary repression

    Jewish communities, held to be favorable to the Ottomans, flee or are driven before the advance of troops, their quarters pillaged

    Toll inconnu
  63. juin 1877
    Saratoga Springs · États-Unis

    the banker Joseph Seligman is denied entry to the establishment on the grounds that he is Jewish, and the ban is extended to all Jewish clientele

    Toll toll not established
  64. 1879

    the revision of article 7 of the Constitution subjects naturalization to a vote of Parliament case by case, leaving Jews stateless in their own country

    Toll toll not established
  65. 1881-1884
    Empire russe

    Elisavetgrad (Apr. 15, 1881), Kiev (Apr. 26), Odessa, Pereïaslav, Balta (1882, ~40), Warsaw (Dec. 1881), Ekaterinoslav, Rostov (1883), Nizhny Novgorod (1884)

    Toll ~250 pogroms, quelques dizaines de morts
  66. 18 févr. 1881
    Toll toll not established
  67. 15 avril 1881
    Elisavetgrad · Ukraine

    Jewish quarter pillaged for three days, houses and shops destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  68. 26-27 avril 1881
    PogromPogrom
    Kiev · Ukraine

    Podol and the suburbs looted, houses and synagogues attacked, police intervening late

    Toll inconnu
  69. 3-5 mai 1881
    PogromPogrom
    Odessa · Ukraine

    Jewish shops and homes plundered for three days

    Toll inconnu
  70. juillet 1881
    PogromPogrom
    Borispol · Ukraine

    the community attacked, property plundered

    Toll inconnu
  71. juillet 1881
    PogromPogrom
    Smela · Ukraine

    Jewish houses and shops destroyed during the fair

    Toll inconnu
  72. juillet 1881
    PogromPogrom
    Pereïaslav · Ukraine

    Jewish quarter sacked, the community ruined

    Toll inconnu
  73. 25-27 décembre 1881
    Varsovie · Pologne

    the panic in the church of the Holy Cross serves as pretext for three days of riots, a thousand Jewish houses and shops looted

    Toll 2
  74. 1882
    Tiszaeszlár · Hongrie

    fifteen Jews accused, all acquitted in August 1883; anti-Jewish riots throughout Hungary

    Toll toll not established
  75. 29 mars 1882
    Balta · Ukraine

    the Jewish quarter ravaged, women raped, the troops only intervening on the second day

    Toll ~40
  76. 3 mai 1882
    Empire russe

    the 'Provisional Regulations' prohibit Jews from settling outside towns and boroughs of the Pale of Settlement

    Toll toll not established
  77. mai 1883
    PogromPogrom
    Ekaterinoslav · Ukraine

    Jewish houses and shops looted

    Toll inconnu
  78. mai 1883
    PogromPogrom

    Jewish quarter attacked, shops destroyed

    Toll inconnu
  79. août-sept. 1883
    Hongrie

    after the acquittal of the accused, pogrom in several dozen localities, army sent to Presbourg and martial law proclaimed

    Toll inconnu
  80. 1884
    Demnat · Maroc

    the mellah community ransomed, notables imprisoned, case brought before the sultan by the Alliance Israélite Universelle

    Toll inconnu
  81. Juin 1884
    Nijni-Novgorod · Empire russe

    Jewish families attacked, several killed

    Toll ~9
  82. 1887
    Empire russe

    numerus clausus imposed in high schools and universities, 10% of places in the Pale of Settlement and 3% in Saint Petersburg

    Toll toll not established
  83. 1889
    Empire russe

    admission of Jews as lawyers is subject to authorization from the Minister of Justice, who grants none for sixteen years

    Toll toll not established
  84. 12 juin 1890
    Empire russe

    the reform of provincial assemblies strips Jews of the right to sit and vote in them

    Toll toll not established
  85. 1891
    Moscou · Russie

    ordered by the grand duke Serge, from the first day of Passover

    Toll ~20 000 expulsés
  86. 1891-1892
    Accusation of ritual murderTrials and executions
    Xanten · Allemagne

    butcher Adolf Buschhoff accused then acquitted in July 1892; riots in the city

    Toll toll not established
  87. 1891
    Zante · Grèce

    the Jewish quarter attacked, the community fleeing the island

    Toll inconnu
  88. 1891
    Toll quelques morts
  89. 11 juin 1892
    Empire russe

    urban reform strips Jews of the right to municipal vote, councillors henceforth appointed by the governor in a capped proportion

    Toll toll not established
  90. 30 septembre 1892
    Hamadan · Iran

    conversion or distinctive sign imposed on the community, attacks on the eve of Yom Kippur

    Toll inconnu
  91. 1893

    Jewish children, deemed foreign, are admitted only after others and for a fee, free admission being denied to them

    Toll toll not established
  92. 1893
    Yalta · Empire russe

    Families ordered to leave, with a few first-guild merchants excepted

    Toll toll not established
  93. 1894-1906
    Dreyfus AffairTrials and executions
    Paris · France

    Captain Alfred Dreyfus convicted of treason and publicly degraded (5 Jan. 1895), deported to Devil's Island, rehabilitated in 1906

    Toll toll not established
  94. 1894-1902
    Empire russe

    the establishment of the State monopoly on alcohol deprives tens of thousands of families in the Pale of Settlement of their livelihood

    Toll toll not established
  95. 1897
    Shiraz · Iran

    the quarter attacked, the community forced to ransom itself

    Toll inconnu
  96. 29 nov.-2 déc. 1897
    Prague · Tchéquie

    Jewish shops and synagogues ransacked, state of siege declared

    Toll toll not established
  97. 1898
    Constantine · Algérie

    Jewish shops and homes plundered

    Toll inconnu
  98. 1898
    Alger · Algérie

    shops looted, synagogues attacked, several days of rioting led by Max Régis

    Toll quelques morts
  99. 1898

    Jewish shops ransacked and demonstrations in about sixty cities

    Toll toll not established
  100. 1898
    Oran · Algérie

    Jewish quarter attacked, shops looted

    Toll inconnu
  101. 1898
    Toll quelques morts
  102. 26-29 mars 1898
    Toll inconnu
  103. Juin 1898
    Galicie occidentale · Pologne

    Jewish shops and houses looted in about thirty districts, state of siege proclaimed by Vienna

    Toll quelques morts
  104. 1899
    PogromPogrom
    Nikolaïev · Ukraine
    Toll toll not established
  105. 1899-1900

    a law reserves crafts and professions to citizens, pushing thousands of Jews onto the roads, the fusgeyers leaving on foot toward embarkation ports

    Toll toll not established
  106. 1899
    Hilsner AffairTrials and executions
    Polná · Tchéquie

    Leopold Hilsner convicted of the murder of Anežka Hrůzová; antisemitic campaign in Bohemia, Masaryk publicly contests the accusation of ritual murder

    Toll toll not established
  107. 1899
    Nikolaïev · Ukraine

    the Jewish quarter ransacked for two days

    Toll inconnu
  108. 1900
    Toll toll not established
  109. 1900
    Toll toll not established
  110. 1900
    Accusation of ritual murderTrials and executions
    Vilna · Lituanie

    riots in the city following the arrest of Blondes, acquitted on appeal

    Toll inconnu
  111. 30 juillet 1902
    New York · États-Unis

    le cortège attaqué depuis une usine du Lower East Side, puis chargé par la police ; l'enquête municipale conclut à la faute des policiers

    Toll ~200 blessés

1900–1939276

  1. 11 août 1902
    Częstochowa · Pologne

    Jewish quarter looted, troops fire on the crowd

    Toll quelques morts
  2. 1903
    Toll dizaines
  3. 1903
    PogromPogrom
    Gomel · Biélorussie
    Toll ~10
  4. févr. 1903
    Dubossary · Moldavie

    the Kishinev press attributes it to the Jews, autopsy establishes a family crime, and the press campaign prepares the Kishinev pogrom of April

    Toll inconnu
  5. 19-20 avril 1903
    Kichinev · Moldavie

    Foundational pogrom of the modern era.

    Toll 49
  6. 1904
    PogromsPogrom
    Smela, Rovno, Alexandria, Mohilev · Ukraine et Biélorussie
    Toll dizaines
  7. 1905-1906
    Empire russe

    Following the October Manifesto: Odessa (October 18–22, 1905, 400–800), Yekaterinoslav (~95), Kiev, Kishinev, Rostov, Simferopol, Tomsk, Minsk, Orsha, Vitebsk…; Białystok (June 1906, ~80), Siedlce (September 1906, ~26).

    Toll ~650-690 pogroms, ~3 000 morts
  8. avril 1905
    PogromPogrom
    Jytomyr · Ukraine
    Toll ~20
  9. octobre 1905
    Kichinev · Moldavie

    the Jewish quarter sacked again

    Toll ~19
  10. octobre 1905
    Kiev · Ukraine

    Jewish houses and shops pillaged for several days

    Toll ~100
  11. oct. 1905
    Loubny · Ukraine

    Jewish self-defense, organized with the city's revolutionaries, holds the quarter for several hours before yielding

    Toll dizaines
  12. octobre 1905
    Minsk · Biélorussie

    the crowd gathered in the station square machine-gunned by troops

    Toll ~100
  13. oct. 1905
    Poltava · Ukraine

    the crowd attacks Jewish businesses in the center, armed self-defense holds several streets before being disarmed

    Toll dizaines
  14. oct. 1905
    Saratov · Empire russe

    the rare Jewish families of the city attacked along with students and doctors

    Toll inconnu
  15. octobre 1905
    Tomsk · Russie

    the theater building set on fire on the protesters who had taken refuge there

    Toll ~70
  16. oct. 1905
    Alexandrovsk · Ukraine

    Jewish quarters sacked, workshops and warehouses burned, self-defense dispersed by Cossacks

    Toll dizaines
  17. oct. 1905
    Kamenets-Podolski · Ukraine

    the old Jewish town plundered, its craftsmen ruined and its schools closed for the winter

    Toll inconnu
  18. oct. 1905
    Kremenchoug · Ukraine

    two days of looting in the lower town, self-defense groups repelled by troops sent to disarm them

    Toll dizaines
  19. oct. 1905
    Akkerman · Ukraine

    the Jewish quarters of the lower town ransacked, some inhabitants spending the night outside the walls

    Toll inconnu
  20. octobre 1905
    Ekaterinoslav · Ukraine

    Jewish quarter attacked, Jewish self-defense overwhelmed

    Toll ~95
  21. oct. 1905
    Ouman · Ukraine

    the city where people come to pray at the tomb of the rabbi of Bratslav sees its Jewish quarters sacked for two days

    Toll dizaines
  22. oct. 1905
    Nijyn · Ukraine

    two days of rioting, Jewish shops destroyed and inhabitants hidden in cellars

    Toll inconnu
  23. oct. 1905
    Mélitopol · Ukraine

    the town handed over to the mob for two days, Jewish houses emptied and their occupants beaten in the street

    Toll dizaines
  24. oct. 1905
    Nikolaïev · Ukraine

    crowds roam the Jewish streets, shops are emptied and the wounded fill the hospital

    Toll dizaines
  25. octobre 1905
    Orcha · Biélorussie

    Jewish quarter ransacked

    Toll inconnu
  26. oct. 1905
    Youzovka · Ukraine

    factory workers lead the riot, Jewish homes are destroyed and their inhabitants driven out

    Toll dizaines
  27. octobre 1905

    Jewish quarter attacked

    Toll ~150
  28. oct. 1905
    Konotop · Ukraine

    railway workers lead the plundering of the city's Jewish homes

    Toll inconnu
  29. octobre 1905
    Simferopol · Ukraine

    Jewish houses and shops looted

    Toll ~50
  30. oct. 1905
    Théodosie · Ukraine

    riot in the port, Jewish shops and warehouses destroyed, families hidden with neighbors

    Toll inconnu
  31. oct. 1905
    Kertch · Ukraine

    the troops fire on a demonstration then allow the looting of Jewish streets, the defenders counting their first dead

    Toll dizaines
  32. oct. 1905
    Pavlograd · Ukraine

    merchant streets looted, Jewish families taking refuge at the station and in the suburbs

    Toll inconnu
  33. oct. 1905
    Tchernigov · Ukraine

    the Jewish streets traversed for three days, the houses emptied and the wounded cared for in the courtyards

    Toll dizaines
  34. oct. 1905
    Tcherkassy · Ukraine

    Jewish shops and houses plundered, the community aided by Kiev committees

    Toll dizaines
  35. oct. 1905
    Romny · Ukraine

    the sacked Jewish quarters, the fairs interrupted and the craftsmen deprived of their tools

    Toll inconnu
  36. oct. 1905
    Bila Tserkva · Ukraine

    the Jewish streets delivered to the crowd, part of the families taking refuge in neighbouring villages

    Toll inconnu
  37. oct. 1905
    Kalarash · Moldavie

    the hamlet almost entirely Jewish delivered to looting, its houses devastated and its inhabitants fleeing

    Toll dizaines
  38. oct. 1905
    Tiraspol · Moldavie

    the crowd attacks Jewish shops, self-defense holds a street then yields to the troops

    Toll dizaines
  39. octobre 1905
    Vitebsk · Biélorussie

    Jewish shops and houses looted

    Toll inconnu
  40. oct. 1905
    Marioupol · Ukraine

    the Jewish quarters given over to the crowd, merchandise thrown into the sea and shops burned

    Toll dizaines
  41. oct. 1905
    Kherson · Ukraine

    the marketplace stalls ransacked, families driven from their homes and taking refuge in the courtyards of synagogues

    Toll dizaines
  42. oct. 1905
    Elisavetgrad · Ukraine

    three days of rioting, Jewish quarters looted house by house, self-defense overwhelmed

    Toll dizaines
  43. oct. 1905
    Bendery · Moldavie

    riot starting from the market, Jewish shops destroyed and artisan quarters looted for two days

    Toll dizaines
  44. oct. 1905
    Bakhmout · Ukraine

    two days of looting, the community ruined and part of its members departed never to return

    Toll inconnu
  45. oct. 1905
    Berdytchiv · Ukraine

    the most Jewish of Ukrainian towns attacked, its self-defense numerous and seasoned, containing the riot at the cost of its dead

    Toll dizaines
  46. oct. 1905
    Gomel · Biélorussie

    two years after the first, the city is attacked again, but organized self-defense since then limits the looting

    Toll dizaines
  47. 18-22 octobre 1905
    Odessa · Ukraine

    the deadliest of the wave, Jewish quarters ransacked for four days with police complicity

    Toll 400 à 800
  48. 1-3 juin 1906
    PogromPogrom
    Białystok · Pologne

    the Jewish quarter attacked for three days, troops and police taking part; a Duma commission would establish their responsibility

    Toll ~80
  49. 8-10 septembre 1906
    PogromPogrom
    Siedlce · Pologne

    the city shelled by artillery by the garrison, Jewish houses set on fire and inhabitants shot

    Toll ~26
  50. 1907
    Toll ~30
  51. 1910
    PogromPogrom
    Chiraz · Iran
    Toll 12
  52. 1911-1913
    Beilis AffairTrials and executions
    Kiev · Ukraine

    Mendel Beilis accused of the ritual murder of Andrei Yushchinsky, imprisoned two years, acquitted on 28 October 1913

    Toll toll not established
  53. 17-19 avril 1912

    Sacking of the mellah by mutinous troops.

    Toll 45-60
  54. 1914-1917
    Toll centaines
  55. septembre 1914
    Lemberg · Ukraine

    pogrom in the Jewish quarter, hostages taken and community ransomed

    Toll inconnu
  56. 1915
    Zone de Résidence · Empire russe

    Jews from Courland, Lithuania and Galicia expelled from the army zone, accused of espionage

    Toll ~500 000 déplacés
  57. 17 août 1915
    Trial of Leo FrankTrials and executions

    the engineer, sentenced to death in 1913 for a murder whose evidence will be refuted, sees his sentence commuted then is abducted from his prison by a crowd that hangs him from a tree

    Toll 1
  58. 1918
    Hloukhiv · Ukraine

    the city taken by insurgents, its Jewish inhabitants massacred in the streets

    Toll centaine
  59. 1918-1921
    Ukraine, Biélorussie, Russie

    Petlioura's troops, atamans Grigoriev, Zeleny, Sokolovsky, Struk, Dénikine's White Army, Polish army, Budyonny's Red Cavalry, Boulak-Balakhovitch. Main: Proskourov (15 Feb. 1919, ~1,500–1,700), Jytomyr (Jan. and Mar. 1919, ~400), Felchtine (Feb. 1919, ~600), Ovroutch, Berdychiv, Balta, Tcherkassy (May 1919, ~700), Elisavetgrad (May 1919, 1,300–3,000), Ekaterinoslav, Trostianets (~400), Ouman (May 1919, ~400), Kremenchoug, Fastov (Sept. 1919, Dénikine, ~1,500), Kiev (Oct. 1919), Slovetchno, Tetiev (Mar. 1920, ~4,000), Mozyr (1920).

    Toll 1 200-2 000 pogroms ; 50 000-60 000 morts directs, 100 000-200 000 avec les blessés, famines et épidémies
  60. nov 1918
    PogromPogrom
    Kielce · Pologne
    Toll 4
  61. 22-24 nov 1918
    Lwów · Ukraine

    Pogrom by Polish troops

    Toll ~73
  62. 1919-1920
    Orgovány · Hongrie

    Jews and left-wing activists kidnapped and murdered in the woods

    Toll dizaines
  63. 1919
    Toll inconnu
  64. 1919
    Olevsk · Ukraine

    the marsh town handed over to bands, its Jewish community partly massacred

    Toll dizaines
  65. 1919
    Makariv · Ukraine

    the town attacked, its Jewish houses burned and its inhabitants taking refuge in Kiev

    Toll dizaines
  66. 1919
    Toll morts non dénombrés
  67. 1919
    Hadiatch · Ukraine

    the old Hasidic community plundered, several of its members killed

    Toll dizaines
  68. 1919
    PogromPogrom

    la bourgade entièrement détruite par les bandes d'atamans, ses habitants dispersés ; elle ne se relèvera pas

    Toll centaines
  69. 1919-1921
    Hongrie

    detachments of Horthy and Ostenburg, pogroms in Siófok, Tapolca, Tolna, Marcali, Izsák, Orgovány and Kecskemét

    Toll ~3 000 morts, dont environ la moitié de Juifs
  70. 1919
    Kostopil · Ukraine

    the Jewish houses of the town plundered, its inhabitants ransomed

    Toll dizaines
  71. 1919
    Oboukhiv · Ukraine

    the town near the capital attacked, its Jewish inhabitants beaten and robbed

    Toll inconnu
  72. 1919
    Broussyliv · Ukraine

    the town looted by successive bands, its Jewish artisans ruined

    Toll dizaines
  73. 1919
    Toll inconnu
  74. 1919
    Toll inconnu
  75. 1919
    Semenivka · Ukraine

    the Jewish borough pillaged by armed gangs

    Toll dizaines
  76. 1919
    Roujyn · Ukraine

    the Hasidic town attacked, its court dispersed and its Jewish families robbed

    Toll dizaines
  77. 1919
    Toll inconnu
  78. 1919
    Verkhnodniprovsk · Ukraine

    the Jewish houses of the town forced and emptied, its inhabitants beaten

    Toll dizaines
  79. 1919
    Sosnytsia · Ukraine

    the Jewish settlement ransacked, several inhabitants killed

    Toll dizaines
  80. 1919
    Toll inconnu
  81. 1919
    Volodarka · Ukraine

    the town sacked repeatedly, its Jewish inhabitants ransomed then expelled

    Toll dizaines
  82. automne 1919
    Pryluky · Ukraine

    the community ransomed and beaten

    Toll dizaines
  83. 1919
    Slavouta · Ukraine

    the city of Hebrew printing attacked, its workshops ruined and its community struck

    Toll dizaines
  84. 1919
    Teplyk · Ukraine

    the bands took the town, killed part of the men and left the community without resources for winter

    Toll dizaines
  85. 1919
    Balta · Ukraine

    Jewish quarter sacked

    Toll inconnu
  86. automne 1919
    Poltava · Ukraine

    Jewish shops and houses plundered

    Toll dizaines
  87. automne 1919
    Toll inconnu
  88. 1919
    Nemyriv · Ukraine

    the town, another site of the massacre of sixteen forty-eight, attacked by bands and its Jewish houses emptied

    Toll dizaines
  89. 1919
    Pyriatyn · Ukraine

    the Jewish town plundered and ransomed by armed gangs

    Toll dizaines
  90. 1919
    Dounaïvtsi · Ukraine

    The town, half Jewish, plundered and ransomed several times

    Toll dizaines
  91. 1919
    Toll inconnu
  92. 1919
    Toll inconnu
  93. 1919
    Jachkiv · Ukraine

    the insurgents enter the town, plunder Jewish houses and kill those who resist

    Toll dizaines
  94. 1919
    Jabotyn · Ukraine

    the community of the town annihilated

    Toll centaines
  95. 1919
    Chepetivka · Ukraine

    railway hub held in turn by several armies, its Jewish population killed and robbed at each passage

    Toll centaines
  96. 1919
    Korsoun · Ukraine

    Jewish quarter ransacked

    Toll inconnu
  97. 1919
    Myrhorod · Ukraine

    the Jews of the city stripped and struck as troops pass through

    Toll dizaines
  98. 1919
    Trostianets · Ukraine

    the community annihilated

    Toll ~400
  99. 1919
    Novhorod-Siverskyi · Ukraine

    the Jews of the city stripped, beaten, several killed

    Toll dizaines
  100. 1919
    Zenkiv · Ukraine

    the Jewish shops of the town emptied and its inhabitants beaten

    Toll dizaines
  101. 1919
    Mizoch · Ukraine

    the Jewish town pillaged, several of its inhabitants killed

    Toll dizaines
  102. 1919
    Korosten · Ukraine

    railway junction taken and retaken, its Jewish quarters pillaged with each change of master

    Toll dizaines
  103. 1919
    Mourafa · Ukraine

    Jewish houses in the town forced and emptied, several inhabitants killed

    Toll dizaines
  104. 1919
    Nikopol · Ukraine

    the Jewish quarters of the river city looted as the troops passed

    Toll dizaines
  105. 1919
    Pavlohrad · Ukraine

    Jewish shops and houses looted

    Toll dizaines
  106. 1919
    Novomoskovsk · Ukraine

    the Jewish town sacked, several inhabitants killed

    Toll dizaines
  107. automne 1919
    Nijyn · Ukraine

    Jewish houses forced and looted

    Toll dizaines
  108. 1919
    Krolevets · Ukraine

    Jewish shops and houses forced open and emptied

    Toll dizaines
  109. 1919
    Oleksandrivsk · Ukraine

    the Jews of the city stripped, beaten, several massacred

    Toll dizaines
  110. 1919
    Talne · Ukraine

    the Hasidic town ransacked, its rabbinical court dispersed and its houses emptied

    Toll dizaines
  111. 1919
    Vapniarka · Ukraine

    the Jews of the station and town attacked by troops in transit

    Toll dizaines
  112. 1919
    Toll inconnu
  113. 1919
    Toll inconnu
  114. 1919
    Ovroutch · Ukraine

    notables tortured, Jewish quarter pillaged for ten days

    Toll inconnu
  115. automne 1919
    Toll dizaines
  116. 1919

    the city attacked by irregular detachments, its community ransomed then struck

    Toll dizaines
  117. janvier et mars 1919
    Jytomyr · Ukraine

    community attacked by Petlioura's troops then by local bands

    Toll ~400
  118. 1919
    Chpola · Ukraine

    the town attacked, its Jewish families robbed and part of its men killed

    Toll dizaines
  119. automne 1919
    Konotop · Ukraine

    Jewish quarter ransacked

    Toll dizaines
  120. 1919
    Steblev · Ukraine

    the town on the Ros attacked, its Jewish houses plundered and its families scattered

    Toll dizaines
  121. 1919
    Toll inconnu
  122. 1919
    Toll inconnu
  123. 1919
    Toll inconnu
  124. automne 1919
    Toll dizaines
  125. 1919
    Zvenyhorodka · Ukraine

    the city looted by successive bands, its community beaten and ransomed

    Toll dizaines
  126. 1919
    Toll inconnu
  127. 1919-1920

    Jews murdered by mobile detachments in Transdanubia

    Toll dizaines
  128. 1919
    Toll inconnu
  129. 1919
    Radomychl · Ukraine

    the community annihilated

    Toll ~400
  130. 1919
    Medvyn · Ukraine

    The village, risen against authority, sees its small Jewish community massacred

    Toll dizaines
  131. 1919
    Tomashpil · Ukraine

    peasant bands entered the town, killed in the streets and carried away the possessions of Jewish families

    Toll dizaines
  132. 1919
    Toll inconnu
  133. 1919
    Ternivka · Ukraine

    the community attacked

    Toll inconnu
  134. 1919
    Stavyshche · Ukraine

    the community decimated

    Toll centaines
  135. 1919
    Pykiv · Ukraine

    the Jewish town plundered by bands of insurgents

    Toll dizaines
  136. 1919
    Bershad · Ukraine

    the town, four-fifths Jewish, plundered by bands of insurgents, its houses burned and its inhabitants ransomed

    Toll centaines
  137. automne 1919
    Toll dizaines
  138. 1919
    Zhmerynka · Ukraine

    railway hub attacked by retreating troops, Jewish travelers pulled from trains and quarters looted

    Toll dizaines
  139. 1919
    Olhopil · Ukraine

    district capital surrendered to insurgents, its Jewish streets set ablaze and its inhabitants in flight

    Toll dizaines
  140. 1919
    Chechelnyk · Ukraine

    the town attacked repeatedly, the community plundered and a part of its men massacred

    Toll dizaines
  141. 1919
    Lypovets · Ukraine

    district capital where gangs kill in the streets and carry away everything the Jewish families possessed

    Toll dizaines
  142. 1919
    Monastyryshche · Ukraine

    the town attacked, its Jewish houses burned and its inhabitants taking refuge in neighboring towns

    Toll dizaines
  143. 1919
    Doubovo · Ukraine

    the town attacked by bands, its community partially killed and the rest in flight

    Toll dizaines
  144. 1919
    Kaharlyk · Ukraine

    the town handed over to armed bands, its community robbed and a part of its men killed

    Toll dizaines
  145. 1919
    Koziatyn · Ukraine

    railway junction where routed troops shoot Jewish travelers off trains and loot the city

    Toll dizaines
  146. 1919
    Hermanivka · Ukraine

    the town sacked by insurgents, its Jewish community partly killed

    Toll dizaines
  147. 1919
    Kopaïhorod · Ukraine

    the town looted by armed bands, its synagogue desecrated and its inhabitants struck

    Toll dizaines
  148. 1919
    Chargorod · Ukraine

    the town, three-quarters Jewish, ransomed and then pillaged house by house

    Toll dizaines
  149. 1919
    Klevan · Ukraine

    the town's Jews robbed and beaten during the passage of troops

    Toll dizaines
  150. 1919
    Iampil · Ukraine

    the Jewish town at the ford sacked, its shops emptied and its inhabitants beaten

    Toll dizaines
  151. 1919
    Ilintsy · Ukraine

    the town plundered, its Jewish craftsmen ruined and part of its population killed or wounded

    Toll dizaines
  152. 1919
    Pologne

    Pinsk (April 5, 35 shot), Lida (~39), Vilna (April, ~65), Częstochowa, Minsk (August, ~31).

    Toll ~200
  153. 1919
    Iziaslav · Ukraine

    the old Zaslav sacked again, its Jewish houses emptied and its inhabitants partially massacred

    Toll dizaines
  154. 1919
    Slovetchno · Ukraine

    the community massacred

    Toll inconnu
  155. 1919
    Nova Ouchytsia · Ukraine

    the Jewish inhabitants stripped, beaten, several killed

    Toll dizaines
  156. 1919
    Hungarian White TerrorTrials and executions
    Siófok · Hongrie

    Jews arrested and executed by Pál Prónay's detachment

    Toll dizaines
  157. 1919
    Toll inconnu
  158. 1919-1920
    Hungarian White TerrorTrials and executions
    Kecskemét · Hongrie

    Jews arrested, tortured and executed by officer detachments

    Toll dizaines
  159. 1919
    Kobeliaky · Ukraine

    Jewish houses ransacked, several inhabitants massacred

    Toll dizaines
  160. 1919
    Litin · Ukraine

    the town sacked, the synagogue desecrated and the Jewish families scattered in the villages

    Toll dizaines
  161. 1919
    Lokhvytsia · Ukraine

    the Jews of the small town stripped, beaten, several killed

    Toll dizaines
  162. 1919
    Malyn · Ukraine

    the town attacked, its Jewish families despoiled and some of its men killed

    Toll dizaines
  163. 1919

    the border town, one of the most Jewish in Podolia, pillaged as troops fighting over the river pass through

    Toll dizaines
  164. 1919
    Pervomaïsk · Ukraine

    the city born of three united towns sees its Jewish population pillaged and struck

    Toll dizaines
  165. 1919
    Rjychtchiv · Ukraine

    port on the Dniepr given over to pillaging

    Toll inconnu
  166. 1919
    Toll inconnu
  167. 1919
    Tulchyn · Ukraine

    the city that had already known massacre in Khmelnytsky's time pillaged again, its Jewish families beaten and ransomed

    Toll dizaines
  168. 1919
    Zdolbouniv · Ukraine

    Jews at the station attacked by soldiers in transit

    Toll dizaines
  169. 1919
    Doubrovytsia · Ukraine

    the Jewish town of the marshes sacked by armed bands

    Toll dizaines
  170. 1919
    Kryve Ozero · Ukraine

    the town attacked repeatedly, its Jewish houses burned and its inhabitants in flight

    Toll centaines
  171. 1919
    Khorol · Ukraine

    Jewish houses in the town looted, its inhabitants ransomed

    Toll dizaines
  172. 1919
    Horodnia · Ukraine

    the Jews of the town plundered and beaten by armed bands

    Toll dizaines
  173. 1919
    Derajnia · Ukraine

    the town pillaged as the columns passed, its inhabitants stripped and beaten

    Toll dizaines
  174. 1919
    Sataniv · Ukraine

    the old Jewish town plundered and partially burned

    Toll dizaines
  175. 1919
    Khmilnyk · Ukraine

    the city attacked by irregular detachments, its Jewish shops destroyed and its inhabitants beaten

    Toll dizaines
  176. 1919
    Yarmolyntsi · Ukraine

    Jewish houses and shops sacked, several inhabitants massacred

    Toll dizaines
  177. février 1919
    Toll ~600
  178. 15 février 1919
    Proskourov · Ukraine

    the Cossacks of ataman Semossenko swept the Jewish quarter with sabers for four hours, by written order

    Toll 1 500 à 1 700
  179. avril 1919
    Tchornobyl · Ukraine

    Jewish quarter looted and inhabitants killed

    Toll inconnu
  180. avril 1919
    Toll ~39
  181. avril 1919
    Vilna · Lituanie

    Jews shot in the street and homes looted

    Toll ~65
  182. 5 avril 1919
    Pinsk · Biélorussie

    thirty-five Jews gathered for a relief distribution arrested by the Polish army and shot without trial

    Toll 35
  183. mai 1919
    Toll centaines
  184. mai 1919
    Toll inconnu
  185. mai 1919
    Tcherkassy · Ukraine

    the town delivered for several days to looting

    Toll ~700
  186. mai 1919
    Dachiv · Ukraine

    the Jews of the town gathered then killed

    Toll ~500
  187. mai 1919
    Smila · Ukraine

    Jewish inhabitants killed in the streets and courtyards

    Toll centaines
  188. mai 1919
    Toll inconnu
  189. mai 1919
    Zolotonosha · Ukraine

    Jewish quarter handed over to pillage

    Toll inconnu
  190. mai 1919
    Elisavetgrad · Ukraine

    Jewish quarters ransacked, inhabitants massacred in courtyards

    Toll 1 300 à 3 000
  191. mai 1919
    Horodyshche · Ukraine

    the community attacked in its homes

    Toll inconnu
  192. mai 1919
    Ouman · Ukraine

    the Jewish quarter massacred

    Toll ~400
  193. mai 1919
    Haïssyn · Ukraine

    the community massacred

    Toll centaines
  194. juillet 1919
    Pereiaslav · Ukraine

    Jewish quarter attacked for several days

    Toll dizaines
  195. août 1919
    Minsk · Biélorussie

    Jewish houses looted, inhabitants killed

    Toll ~31
  196. août 1919
    Lyssianka · Ukraine

    the community massacred in two days

    Toll centaines
  197. août 1919
    Pohrebychtche · Ukraine

    the community massacred house by house

    Toll ~400
  198. septembre 1919
    Fastov · Ukraine

    the town delivered for a week to pillage, inhabitants burned in their homes

    Toll ~1 500
  199. octobre 1919
    Kiev · Ukraine

    Jewish houses forced night after night, women raped, inhabitants killed

    Toll centaines
  200. 1920
    Narovlia · Biélorussie

    the town on the Pripiat occupied, its Jewish community ransomed then struck

    Toll dizaines
  201. 1920
    Ratne · Ukraine

    the Jewish houses of the town pillaged, its inhabitants struck

    Toll dizaines
  202. 1920
    Parytchy · Biélorussie

    the Jewish houses in the town forced and emptied, its inhabitants beaten

    Toll dizaines
  203. 1920
    Retchytsa · Biélorussie

    the Jewish houses of the Dnieper city pillaged by armed bands

    Toll dizaines
  204. 1920
    Kopatkevitchi · Biélorussie

    the borough handed over to soldiers, its Jewish community stripped and martyred

    Toll dizaines
  205. 1920
    Liouboml · Ukraine

    the Jewish town plundered and ransomed as troops passed through

    Toll dizaines
  206. 1920
    Kovel · Ukraine

    the Jewish quarters of the city looted as the armies pass through

    Toll dizaines
  207. 1920
    Skryhalava · Biélorussie

    the town on the banks of the Pripiat sacked, its Jewish families beaten and robbed

    Toll dizaines
  208. 1920
    Lelchitsy · Biélorussie

    the town occupied by the troops, its women raped and its Jewish men killed

    Toll dizaines
  209. 1920
    Khoïniki · Biélorussie

    the Jewish town in the marshes sacked, its inhabitants ransomed

    Toll dizaines
  210. 1920-1927
    Dearborn (Michigan) · États-Unis

    l'hebdomadaire d'Henry Ford publie quatre-vingt-onze semaines d'articles antisémites et diffuse les *Protocoles des sages de Sion* à un demi-million d'exemplaires ; Ford présente ses excuses en 1927

    Toll toll not established
  211. 1920
    Loïev · Biélorussie

    the Jewish town on the Dnieper plundered by bands of insurgents

    Toll dizaines
  212. 1920
    Volodymyr-Volynskyi · Ukraine

    Jews of the old town stripped, beaten, their shops emptied

    Toll dizaines
  213. 1920
    Yourovitchi · Biélorussie

    the town seized by the troops, its Jewish homes plundered and its inhabitants tortured

    Toll dizaines
  214. 1920
    Bragin · Biélorussie

    the Jews of the town robbed and beaten, several killed

    Toll dizaines
  215. 1920
    Mozyr · Biélorussie

    Jewish quarter plundered, inhabitants massacred

    Toll inconnu
  216. mars 1920
    Tetiev · Ukraine

    the Jews sheltering in the synagogue are burned alive

    Toll ~4 000
  217. avril 1920
    RiotsPogrom
    Jérusalem (Nebi Moussa) · Terre d'Israël
    Toll 5
  218. septembre 1920
    Toll dizaines
  219. septembre 1920
    Vakhnivka · Ukraine

    Jewish inhabitants killed and houses burned

    Toll dizaines
  220. septembre 1920
    Toll ~60
  221. septembre 1920
    Tchoudniv · Ukraine

    Jewish quarter looted

    Toll dizaines
  222. 22 sept. 1920
    Hongrie

    law XXV establishes a university numerus clausus, the first anti-Jewish law of post-war Europe

    Toll toll not established
  223. novembre 1920
    Petrykaw · Biélorussie

    women raped, inhabitants killed

    Toll dizaines
  224. novembre 1920
    Toll dizaines
  225. novembre 1920
    Davyd-Haradok · Biélorussie

    the town given over to looting

    Toll dizaines
  226. novembre 1920
    Toll dizaines
  227. mai 1921
    RiotsPogrom
    Jaffa · Terre d'Israël
    Toll 47
  228. 1922
    Sanaa (Yémen) · Yémen

    the imam Yahya revives the decree that takes from the community the orphaned Jewish children to raise them as Muslims

    Toll toll not established
  229. Déc. 1922

    Jews expelled from lecture halls and dormitories, campaign for a numerus clausus

    Toll toll not established
  230. 5-6 nov. 1923
    Berlin · Allemagne

    the quarter of Eastern European Jews plundered for two days during the inflation crisis

    Toll toll not established
  231. Décembre 1927
    Oradea · Roumanie

    five synagogues ransacked, Torah scrolls burned, looting of the Jewish quarter and railroad cars

    Toll toll not established
  232. Sept. 1928
    Ritual murder accusationTrials and executions
    Massena · États-Unis

    the community questioned by police after the disappearance of a girl, found alive; the mayor and police chief are forced to apologize

    Toll toll not established
  233. 1929
    Toll 67 à Hébron, 18-20 à Safed ; 133 au total
  234. août 1929
    Safed · Terre d'Israël

    the Jewish quarter attacked and burned

    Toll 18 à 20
  235. août 1929
    Motza · Israël

    the Maklef family massacred in their home

    Toll 6
  236. 23-24 août 1929
    Jérusalem · Terre d'Israël

    the Jewish quarters of the old city and Mea Shearim attacked, residents killed in the street, survivors evacuated to new quarters

    Toll 17
  237. 24 août 1929
    Hébron · Terre d'Israël

    the community attacked house by house, the wounded finished off, the survivors evacuated by British authorities and Jewish presence interrupted for forty years

    Toll 67
  238. 1930-1937

    la loi de 1930 puis l'*Aliens Act* de 1937 ferment l'immigration aux Juifs d'Europe centrale, tandis que les *Greyshirts* mènent une agitation antisémite

    Toll toll not established
  239. 4 juill. 1930
    Borșa · Roumanie

    the Jewish quarter burned, several hundred houses destroyed, the population driven into the hills

    Toll inconnu
  240. 29 juin 1931
    Salonique · Grèce

    the Jewish suburb attacked and burned by nationalist activists, its inhabitants cast into the street

    Toll toll not established
  241. 1933-1935
    Afghanistan

    the communities from the towns driven to Kabul, Herat and Balkh, where they are confined and barred from commerce

    Toll toll not established
  242. 1ᵉʳ avril 1933

    day organized by the Nazi party, followed by the first exclusion laws (April 7)

    Toll toll not established
  243. 7 avril 1933

    the law on the restoration of the civil service excludes Jews from administration, education and justice

    Toll toll not established
  244. 10 mai 1933
    Book burningsTrials and executions
    Berlin · Allemagne

    works by Jewish authors burned in public squares by Nazi students, in Berlin and then in university cities of the Reich

    Toll toll not established
  245. août 1933

    le pianiste, fils d'un notable juif, est enlevé par un groupe russe blanc protégé par l'occupant japonais, puis tué ; l'émigration juive quitte la ville

    Toll 1
  246. 1934
    Thrace turque · Turquie
    Toll toll not established
  247. 3-5 août 1934
    Toll 25
  248. 1935
    PogromPogrom
    Grodno · Biélorussie

    Jewish quarter attacked after a murder rumor, shops ransacked

    Toll 2
  249. 1935-1937
    Pologne

    Grodno (1935), Przytyk (March 1936), Mińsk Mazowiecki (1936), Brześć (May 1937), Częstochowa (1937).

    Toll une dizaine de morts au total
  250. 15 septembre 1935
    Nuremberg LawsPersecution
    Nuremberg · Allemagne

    civic exclusion of Jews, stripped of German citizenship; marriages and relations with « Aryans » forbidden

    Toll toll not established
  251. 1936-1939
    Great Arab RevoltMilitary repression

    attacks against Jews, Tiberias (2 Oct. 1938, 19 dead)

    Toll ~400-500 Juifs tués
  252. 1936-1939

    bombs launched against clubs and synagogues, murders in the street, officials dismissed, while the press stirs up hostility regarding Palestine

    Toll inconnu
  253. 9 mars 1936
    Przytyk · Pologne

    Jewish homes and shops ransacked, the Minkowski family killed; Jews who had defended themselves are then convicted

    Toll 3 Juifs et 1 Polonais tués
  254. juin 1936
    PogromPogrom

    the Jewish population driven from the city over several days, houses set on fire

    Toll 1
  255. mai 1937
    PogromPogrom
    Brest-Litovsk · Biélorussie

    Jewish shops and houses ransacked following the death of a policeman, the town given over to the crowd for an entire day

    Toll 2
  256. juin 1937
    PogromPogrom
    Częstochowa · Pologne

    Jewish quarter attacked following a rumor, shops looted

    Toll inconnu
  257. Oct. 1937
    Pologne

    'ghetto benches' imposed on Jewish students in Polish universities

    Toll toll not established
  258. Oct. 1937
    Dantzig · Pologne

    Jewish shops ransacked, the community driven to emigration

    Toll toll not established
  259. 1938
    Autriche

    businesses, apartments and accounts confiscated under the direction of Adolf Eichmann's office

    Toll toll not established
  260. 1938-1939

    Italian racial laws extended to the colony, Jews expelled from public service and schools, their businesses placed under trusteeship

    Toll toll not established
  261. 22 janv. 1938

    the Goga-Cuza decree subjects Jews to citizenship review; one third of them lose it

    Toll toll not established
  262. Mars 1938
    Vienne · Autriche

    public humiliations (« Reibpartien »), looting of shops, mass arrests

    Toll 218 suicides en deux mois
  263. 26 avr. 1938

    every Jew must declare his assets beyond five thousand marks, an inventory that prepares for confiscation the following year

    Toll toll not established
  264. 29 mai 1938
    Hongrie

    the first Jewish law caps the presence of Jews in the professions and trade

    Toll toll not established
  265. 17 août 1938

    the "decree on names" imposes Israel and Sara on Jews not bearing a first name from the official list; the passport is marked with a "J" in October

    Toll toll not established
  266. sept.-nov. 1938

    Jewish doctors lose their title in September and lawyers their bar registration in November, no longer able to treat or defend anyone but Jews

    Toll toll not established
  267. 2 oct. 1938
    Tibériade · Terre d'Israël

    the Jewish quarter attacked at night, entire families killed in their homes and the synagogue set on fire

    Toll 19
  268. 28 octobre 1938
    Zbąszyń · Pologne

    turned back at the border and trapped in the Zbąszyń camp

    Toll ~17 000 expulsés
  269. 2 nov. 1938
    Slovaquie

    families rounded up and abandoned in no man's land

    Toll toll not established
  270. 9-10 nov. 1938

    ~1,400 synagogues destroyed, 30,000 deported to Dachau, Buchenwald, Sachsenhausen.

    Toll 91 morts officiels ; plusieurs centaines avec les suicides et morts en camp
  271. 9-10 nov. 1938
    Innsbruck · Autriche

    SS commandos kill four men at their homes or in the street, the town accounting for the highest death toll of the night

    Toll 4
  272. 12 novembre 1938

    in the aftermath of Kristallnacht, a « penitential fine » of one billion marks is imposed on the community, which is excluded from the economy

    Toll toll not established
  273. 15 nov. 1938

    five days after Kristallnacht, a decree expels them from all German institutions

    Toll toll not established
  274. 17 nov. 1938

    fascist racial laws exclude Jews from school, the military and public service, and forbid mixed marriages

    Toll toll not established
  275. mai-juin 1939
    Saint-Louis (paquebot) · Cuba

    neuf cent sept passagers juifs fuyant le Reich se voient refuser le débarquement à Cuba, puis aux États-Unis et au Canada ; le navire revient en Europe et plus de deux cent cinquante de ses passagers périront dans la Shoah

    Toll 254
  276. 5 mai 1939
    Hongrie

    the second Jewish law defines the Jew by descent rather than religion, reduces his share to six percent of the professions and deprives him of the right to vote

    Toll toll not established

The Shoah (1939–1945)915

  1. 21 mars 1933
    Oranienburg · Allemagne

    The assault troops installed at Oranienburg, north of Berlin, a camp where political opponents and Jews from the capital were imprisoned.

    Toll bilan non établi
  2. 22 mars 1933
    Dachau · Allemagne

    The authorities of the new regime open, near Munich, in a former powder mill, the first permanent concentration camp in Germany; it serves as a model for all those that follow.

    Toll bilan non établi
  3. juill. 1936
    Sachsenhausen · Allemagne

    A camp is opened at Sachsenhausen, near Oranienburg, and becomes the seat of the central administration of the concentration camps.

    Toll bilan non établi
  4. 1-16 août 1936
    Berlin · Allemagne

    During the Games, signs hostile to Jews are removed from Berlin's streets and the press softens its tone; exclusionary measures resume once the stadiums close.

    Toll bilan non établi
  5. 15 juill. 1937
    Buchenwald · Allemagne

    A camp is opened on the Ettersberg, above Weimar; it receives thousands of German Jews arrested in raids from the following autumn onwards.

    Toll bilan non établi
  6. 8 nov. 1937
    Munich · Allemagne

    A propaganda exhibition opens in Munich, presenting Jews as a foreign body; it then circulates in the major cities of the country.

    Toll bilan non établi
  7. avr. 1938
    Burgenland · Autriche

    The seven communities of Burgenland, established since the seventeenth century under the protection of the Esterházy princes, are driven out in a matter of weeks toward Vienna and the Hungarian border.

    Toll bilan non établi
  8. mai 1938
    Flossenbürg · Allemagne

    A camp is opened at Flossenbürg, in northern Bavaria, near a granite quarry operated by enterprises of the regime's police.

    Toll bilan non établi
  9. 8 août 1938
    Mauthausen · Autriche

    After the annexation of Austria, a camp is opened near Mauthausen, on the Danube, around a granite quarry whose staircase becomes an instrument of death.

    Toll bilan non établi
  10. 20 août 1938

    A central office is established in Vienna to organize the forced departure of Jews from Austria, who must abandon their property in exchange for an exit visa.

    Toll bilan non établi
  11. 18 sept. 1938
    Trieste · Italie

    Mussolini announces from Trieste's Piazza dell'Unità measures against Italian Jews; followed by exclusion from schools, administration and the military, and expulsion of foreign Jews who entered after the previous war.

    Toll bilan non établi
  12. 9-10 nov. 1938
    Linz · Autriche

    The synagogue of Linz is destroyed by fire and Jewish homes are looted; the city is declared emptied of its Jews shortly after.

    Toll bilan non établi
  13. 9-10 nov. 1938
    Graz · Autriche

    The synagogue of Graz is burned and Jewish shops ransacked; the men of the community are arrested and taken to Dachau.

    Toll bilan non établi
  14. 9-10 nov. 1938
    Stuttgart · Allemagne

    The Stuttgart synagogue is burned and Jewish businesses in Württemberg are ransacked; the men are taken to the Dachau camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  15. 9-10 nov. 1938
    Munich · Allemagne

    The last prayer houses in Munich are destroyed, the great synagogue having already been razed by order in early summer.

    Toll bilan non établi
  16. 9-10 nov. 1938
    Essen · Allemagne

    The Essen synagogue is set on fire but resists the flames; the empty building later serves as a warehouse, then becomes a place of memory after the war.

    Toll bilan non établi
  17. 9-10 nov. 1938
    Klagenfurt · Autriche

    The Jewish places of prayer and shops in Klagenfurt are destroyed; the community of Carinthia ceases to exist.

    Toll bilan non établi
  18. 9-10 nov. 1938
    Breslau · Allemagne

    The new synagogue of Breslau, one of the largest in the country, is set on fire; the Silesian community loses in one night its places of worship and its schools.

    Toll bilan non établi
  19. 9-10 nov. 1938
    Hambourg · Allemagne

    The great synagogue of Bornplatz and the prayer houses of Hamburg quarters are ransacked; the men arrested are directed to Sachsenhausen.

    Toll bilan non établi
  20. 9-10 nov. 1938
    Hanovre · Allemagne

    The Hanover Synagogue is set on fire a few days after the expulsion to Poland of Polish Jews living there.

    Toll bilan non établi
  21. 9-10 nov. 1938
    Leipzig · Allemagne

    The great synagogue of Leipzig is destroyed and the Jewish furriers of the fair district stripped of their stocks.

    Toll bilan non établi
  22. 9-10 nov. 1938
    Nuremberg · Allemagne

    The violence of Nuremberg follows the destruction of the Great Synagogue, demolished on the order of the regional chief a few months earlier.

    Toll bilan non établi
  23. 9-10 nov. 1938

    The four great synagogues of Frankfurt were burned the same night; the city was home to one of the oldest communities in Germany, established since the Middle Ages.

    Toll bilan non établi
  24. 9-10 nov. 1938
    Cologne · Allemagne

    The synagogues of Cologne, including the one on Roonstrasse, are set on fire; Jewish shops in the old town are looted and men arrested.

    Toll bilan non établi
  25. 9-10 nov. 1938
    Salzbourg · Autriche

    The Salzbourg synagogue is devastated and the small community scattered; its last members leave the town in the following months.

    Toll bilan non établi
  26. 9-10 nov. 1938
    Dresde · Allemagne

    The Dresden synagogue, a work by the architect who built the city's opera house, was consigned to the flames; only the star on the pediment was saved by a firefighter.

    Toll bilan non établi
  27. 9-10 nov. 1938
    Düsseldorf · Allemagne

    The violence in Düsseldorf ranks among the most brutal of the night: residents are beaten in their homes and the synagogue is destroyed.

    Toll bilan non établi
  28. 1939
    Vienne · Autriche

    The community of Vienna, the largest in the German-speaking world, empties through forced emigration; families without visas or resources remain trapped.

    Toll bilan non établi
  29. 15 mars 1939
    Prague · Tchéquie

    German troops enter Prague and the Protectorate of Bohemia-Moravia is proclaimed the next day; the Reich's anti-Jewish legislation is extended by stages to Czech and Moravian communities, who lose their civil and professional rights within a few months.

    Toll bilan non établi
  30. 15 mai 1939
    Ravensbrück · Allemagne

    The Ravensbrück camp, north of Berlin, is opened for women; it receives German Jewish detainees, then women from all occupied Europe.

    Toll bilan non établi
  31. 21 juin 1939
    Bohême-Moravie · Tchéquie

    The Protector of the Reich signs the ordinance placing Jewish property under control and forbidding its disposal; it opens the spoliation of enterprises, lands, and accounts throughout the Protectorate.

    Toll bilan non établi
  32. 4 juill. 1939

    An ordinance dissolves Jewish organizations in Germany and replaces them with a single association, placed under police supervision and tasked with executing its orders.

    Toll bilan non établi
  33. Sept. 1939
    Pologne

    Executions by the Wehrmacht and Einsatzgruppen from the invasion onward (Częstochowa 'Bloody Monday', Będzin, synagogues burned); first ghettos.

    Toll milliers
  34. 4 sept. 1939
    Częstochowa · Pologne

    Two days after the Wehrmacht's entry, the city is the scene of mass executions; Jews are gathered then shot in groups.

    Toll ~300
  35. 8 sept. 1939
    Będzin · Pologne

    The great synagogue is burned along with the adjoining Jewish quarter; those who attempt to flee are shot.

    Toll ~200
  36. 12-14 sept. 1939
    Przemyśl · Pologne

    The Einsatzgruppen gather the Jewish men of the city and shoot them in the suburbs over three days.

    Toll ~600
  37. oct. 1939
    Ostrava · Tchéquie

    Convoys of Jewish men leave Moravská Ostrava toward the San, where the German administration plans a reserve; the operation is abandoned after a few weeks and part of the deported are turned back toward the border.

    Toll bilan non établi
  38. oct. 1939
    Inowrocław · Pologne

    City of Kuyavia annexed to the Reich, whose community was driven out in the first weeks toward the General Government.

    Toll bilan non établi
  39. 8 oct. 1939

    The city receives the first ghetto created in occupied Poland; the Jewish population is enclosed there from October.

    Toll ~25 000 enfermés
  40. nov. 1939

    Following a fire, the Jewish population of the town is shot by German police in the first weeks of occupation.

    Toll bilan non établi
  41. déc. 1939
    Suwałki · Pologne

    A town in the north-east annexed to the Reich, whose community is driven out in the first year to the General Government and Lithuania.

    Toll bilan non établi
  42. déc. 1939

    A town in Greater Poland annexed to the Reich, whose Jews are driven out in the first year to the General Government.

    Toll bilan non établi
  43. déc. 1939
    Pułtusk · Pologne

    Town on the Narew whose community, one of the oldest in Masovia, is driven beyond the Bug in the first months of occupation.

    Toll bilan non établi
  44. déc. 1939
    Gniezno · Pologne

    The former capital of Poland, annexed to the Reich, whose community was expelled in the first year to the General Government.

    Toll bilan non établi
  45. 1940
    Bohême-Moravie · Tchéquie

    The Jews of the Protectorate are barred from the bar, medicine, teaching and trade; public schools are closed to them and the community organizes replacement education.

    Toll bilan non établi
  46. 1940-1942
    Varsovie · Pologne

    Rations of a few hundred calories, overcrowding and typhus: mortality claims tens of thousands of people even before the deportations.

    Toll ~83 000
  47. 1940
    Saint-Cyprien · France

    Camp in the Pyrénées-Orientales where foreign Jews are confined before their transfer to Gurs and Rivesaltes.

    Toll bilan non établi
  48. 1940

    The occupier forces Jews of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg to leave the country for France and Portugal.

    Toll bilan non établi
  49. 12-13 févr. 1940
    Stettin · Allemagne

    First deportation of German Jews to the Lublin district: families are rounded up at night and sent by train eastward.

    Toll ~1 100 déportés
  50. Avril-nov. 1940

    Łódź is sealed on April 30, Warsaw on November 16: approximately 160,000 and 400,000 people are cut off from the rest of the city, on reduced rations.

    Toll
  51. 30 avril 1940
    Łódź · Pologne

    The ghetto is sealed, the first great enclosed ghetto in occupied Europe; it will not be liquidated until August 1944.

    Toll ~160 000 enfermés
  52. mai 1940
    Katowice · Pologne

    Capital of Upper Silesia annexed to the Reich, whose community is driven out in the first months toward the General Government.

    Toll bilan non établi
  53. mai 1940
    Littoral belge · Belgique

    The occupier drives Jews from communes on the Belgian coast and forbids them to reside there.

    Toll bilan non établi
  54. juin 1940
    Ferramonti di Tarsia · Italie

    The largest Italian internment camp is opened in Calabria for foreign Jews; the regime remains less harsh than in German camps, a school and synagogue function there, and the camp is liberated before others by Allied advance.

    Toll bilan non établi
  55. juin 1940
    Neuengamme · Allemagne

    The camp of Neuengamme, initially an annex of Sachsenhausen in the suburbs of Hamburg, becomes autonomous and is covered by a network of labor camps across Northern Germany.

    Toll bilan non établi
  56. 30 juin – 1ᵉʳ juill. 1940

    Romanian soldiers massacre Jews in Galați (June 30) and in Dorohoi (July 1).

    Toll 53 à 200 à Dorohoi
  57. juill.-nov. 1940

    The departments annexed to the Reich are emptied of their Jewish population, driven toward the unoccupied zone.

    Toll bilan non établi
  58. oct. 1940
    Gurs · France

    The camp in the Lower Pyrenees receives the Badische and Palatinate Jews expelled from the Reich, then serves as a reservoir for deportations.

    Toll bilan non établi
  59. oct. 1940

    The occupier imposes the registration of Belgian Jews, their exclusion from professions and the municipal register.

    Toll bilan non établi
  60. 3 oct. 1940

    The first statute excludes Jews from public office, teaching, press and cinema; the law of October 4 authorizes the internment of foreign Jews.

    Toll
  61. 7 oct. 1940

    Jews of Algeria lose French citizenship obtained in 1870 and become indigenous again; numerus clausus in schools. It is restored only in October 1943.

    Toll
  62. 22-23 oct. 1940
    Palatinat · Allemagne

    The communities of the Palatinate are rounded up on the same day as those of Baden and deported to Gurs.

    Toll ~800 déportés
  63. 22-23 oct. 1940

    Jews from three regions of the Reich are rounded up in two days and deported to the Gurs camp in southwestern France; many will die there or go on to Auschwitz.

    Toll 6 504 déportés
  64. 22-23 oct. 1940
    Bade · Allemagne

    The Jews of the Baden region are rounded up in two days and deported to the Gurs camp in southwestern France.

    Toll ~5 600 déportés
  65. 22-23 oct. 1940
    Sarre · Allemagne

    The last Jews of the Sarre are rounded up with those of Baden and the Palatinate and taken to Gurs.

    Toll une centaine de déportés
  66. 31 octobre 1940

    The resident general has a dahir signed that transposes Vichy antisemitic legislation to the protectorate: exclusion from civil service, teaching, the press and cinema.

    Toll bilan non établi
  67. nov. 1940

    Jewish officials in the Netherlands are suspended and then dismissed by the occupier.

    Toll bilan non établi
  68. 26 nov. 1940
    Leyde · Pays-Bas

    Dean Cleveringa protests publicly against the dismissal of Jewish professors; the university is closed.

    Toll bilan non établi
  69. 30 novembre 1940
    Tunisie

    The resident general extends to the protectorate the antisemitic legislation: Jews are excluded from administration, education and press professions.

    Toll bilan non établi
  70. Déc. 1940
    Mer de Marmara (Salvador) · Turquie

    Le caboteur, parti de Varna avec des réfugiés bulgares fuyant vers la Palestine, sombre dans une tempête au large de Silivri ; les survivants sont pour la plupart refoulés.

    Toll ~200
  71. 1941
    Kragujevac · Serbie

    The Jews of Kragujevac are caught in German reprisals striking the city, then in the census and executions ordered against Jewish men in Serbia.

    Toll bilan non établi
  72. 1941
    Korsoun · Ukraine

    Town on the banks of the Ros marked by massacres of the seventeenth century, Korsoun loses its community in autumn; the victims are led to a ravine on the outskirts.

    Toll bilan non établi
  73. 1941
    Karlovac · Croatie

    The Jews of Karlovac lose their property from the first Ustaše decrees, are required to wear the distinctive sign, then arrested and handed over to the camps of the New State.

    Toll bilan non établi
  74. 1941
    Bjelovar · Croatie

    The community of Bjelovar, one of the oldest in northern Croatia, is despoiled and then rounded up by the Ustaše authorities and led to internment sites.

    Toll bilan non établi
  75. 1941-1943
    Berrouaghia · Algérie

    Former penitentiary converted into an internment facility, it housed foreign Jews arrested after the defeat as well as activists turned over to Vichy authorities.

    Toll bilan non établi
  76. été 1941
    Mažeikiai · Lituanie

    The Jews of the city and towns in the district, gathered in barracks then in a barn, are shot in groups during the summer in pits dug at the forest edge; a few families hidden by peasants survive.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de morts
  77. 1941-1943
    Abadla · Algérie

    The camp marks the route of the Transsaharan along the Saoura; water is rationed there and summer heat makes earthwork lethal.

    Toll bilan non établi
  78. 1941-1943
    Colomb-Béchar · Algérie

    The railway construction site in southern Oran employs groups of foreign workers, mostly Jews; discipline there is military and the sick are sent back to work.

    Toll bilan non établi
  79. 1941-1945
    Stara Gradiška · Croatie

    Annex of Jasenovac established in a former prison, where women and children are held.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  80. 1941-1943
    Djenien Bou Rezg · Algérie

    The camp serves as punishment for those whom other worksites reject; post-war testimonies describe the tomb, a pit dug in the sand where the recalcitrant are locked up.

    Toll bilan non établi
  81. 1941
    Požega · Croatie

    The Jews of Požega in Slavonia are stripped by racial decrees, arrested in several waves and handed over to Ustaše state camps.

    Toll bilan non établi
  82. 1941
    Križevci · Croatie

    Jewish families of Križevci are dispossessed of their property, marked with the distinctive sign, then arrested and handed over to the camps of the Ustashi State.

    Toll bilan non établi
  83. 1941
    Jadovno · Croatie

    First Ustaša extermination camp, on Mount Velebit: detainees are thrown alive into the karst sinkholes.

    Toll ~2 500 Juifs
  84. 1941-1942
    Aïn el Ourak · Maroc

    On the Transsaharan line, the camp isolates its internees hours away from any settlement; mail is censored there and escapes are punished with imprisonment in Bou Arfa.

    Toll bilan non établi
  85. 1941-1943
    Bedeau · Algérie

    Young Algerian Jews excluded from the army by the repeal of the Crémieux decree are gathered in this camp in southern Oran and assigned to chores without weapons or pay.

    Toll bilan non établi
  86. automne 1941
    Kuty · Ukraine

    The small town in the foothills of the Carpathes, renowned for its craftsmen and market, sees its community shot multiple times on the banks of the Cheremosh; the killers are a security detachment and district auxiliaries.

    Toll plusieurs centaines de morts
  87. 1941
    Romny · Ukraine

    The Jews remaining in Romny after the evacuation of the factories are registered, stripped, then shot in the immediate vicinity of the city.

    Toll bilan non établi
  88. 1941-1942
    Missour · Maroc

    Internees broke stone there for the railway; the heat, lack of water and absence of medical care made this work site one of the most feared in the protectorate.

    Toll bilan non établi
  89. 1941
    Višegrad · Bosnie-Herzégovine

    The few Jewish families of Višegrad, on the Drina, are arrested by the Ustaše authorities and led to the camps where they disappear.

    Toll bilan non établi
  90. 1941
    Zenica · Bosnie-Herzégovine

    The Jews of Zenica are dispossessed of their workshops and businesses, then arrested and handed over to the camps opened by the Ustashi regime.

    Toll bilan non établi
  91. 1941
    Travnik · Bosnie-Herzégovine

    The Sephardic families of Travnik, established there for generations, are rounded up by the Ustaša authorities and led to the camps of the new regime.

    Toll bilan non établi
  92. 1941
    Vukovar · Croatie

    The Jewish families of Vukovar, on the Danube, are plundered then rounded up by Ustaše authorities and directed to the camps of the new regime.

    Toll bilan non établi
  93. 1941
    Krytchaw · Biélorussie

    On the banks of the Soj, the Jews of Krytchaw are confined to a closed quarter in the first weeks, then led outside the town and shot.

    Toll bilan non établi
  94. 1941-1942
    Foum Defla · Maroc

    The testimonies collected at liberation describe hunger, the cartload of stones to fill each day, and the dungeon dug into the ground for those who could not manage it.

    Toll bilan non établi
  95. 1941-1942
    Tendrara · Maroc

    The camp is one of the links in the railway project launched by Vichy in the east of the protectorate; Jewish internees rub shoulders there with Spanish Republicans and political prisoners.

    Toll bilan non établi
  96. 1941-1944

    Gateway for convoys from Bukovina, the town becomes the largest ghetto in the region; a committee of deportees organizes workshops and a makeshift hospital there, which save part of the imprisoned.

    Toll bilan non établi
  97. 1941
    Kuldiga · Lettonie

    The community of Kuldiga, in Courland, is destroyed over the summer; the inhabitants are led out of the town and shot in a nearby forest.

    Toll bilan non établi
  98. été 1941
    Mărculești · Moldavie

    The town, emptied of its own Jewish inhabitants shot in the first days, becomes the main gathering camp for Jews of Bessarabia before their crossing of the Dniestr: tens of thousands of people transit through barracks without water or roof, and hunger, typhus and executions cause a great number of deaths.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de morts
  99. 1941
    Ruma · Serbie

    The community of Ruma, in Syrmia, is subjected to Ustaše racial decrees from the first weeks, then rounded up and taken to internment sites of the new State.

    Toll bilan non établi
  100. 1941-1943
    Bossuet · Algérie

    The camp receives administrative detainees and foreign Jewish workers; the liberation of its prisoners drags on long after the Allied landing.

    Toll bilan non établi
  101. 1941-1942
    Loborgrad · Croatie

    Ustaše camp for Jewish and Serbian women and children, installed in a castle; the detainees are then sent to Auschwitz.

    Toll plusieurs centaines
  102. 1941
    Pryluky · Ukraine

    The community of Pryluky, in the Poltava region, is destroyed shortly after occupation; some inhabitants had managed to flee eastward before the front arrived.

    Toll bilan non établi
  103. 1941
    Virovitica · Croatie

    The Jews of Virovitica lose their shops to commissioners appointed by the Ustaše regime, then are arrested and sent to internment sites.

    Toll bilan non établi
  104. 1941
    Bauska · Lettonie

    The Jews of Bauska, at the confluence of the Moussa and the Memel, are gathered then shot in the woods of the surrounding area shortly after the entry of German troops.

    Toll bilan non établi
  105. 1941
    Vinkovci · Croatie

    The Jews of Vinkovci, in western Syrmia, are stripped by racial decrees, then arrested in successive waves and sent to the camps of the Ustaše regime.

    Toll bilan non établi
  106. 1941
    Tunisie

    A beylic decree orders the census of property and limits access to the liberal professions; public schools admit only a small proportion of Jewish students.

    Toll bilan non établi
  107. 1941
    Sofia · Bulgarie

    Jewish men from Bulgaria are placed in labor battalions and employed on roads and railways, far from home, during the years of alliance with the Reich.

    Toll bilan non établi
  108. 1941
    Sremska Mitrovica · Serbie

    As Syrmia had been assigned to the Ustaša state, the Jews of Sremska Mitrovica were stripped of their possessions, arrested and sent to camps opened by the new regime.

    Toll bilan non établi
  109. 1941-1942
    Berguent · Maroc

    The camp receives Jewish internees from Central Europe; its regulations, forced labor and corporal punishments are denounced after the war by those who came out of it.

    Toll bilan non établi
  110. 1941
    Smederevo · Serbie

    The Jewish men of Smederevo are registered then shot as part of German reprisals in Serbia; the families are then interned near the capital.

    Toll bilan non établi
  111. 1941
    Sisak · Croatie

    The Jews of Sisak are subjected to racial decrees in the first weeks of the Ustaši regime, then arrested and led to camps opened downstream of the Save.

    Toll bilan non établi
  112. 1941-1944
    Šiauliai · Lituanie

    Third city of Lithuania, Šiauliai sees its community confined to two quarters; children are removed from it during a separate action, and the last survivors are deported westward as the front approaches.

    Toll bilan non établi
  113. 1941
    Sanski Most · Bosnie-Herzégovine

    The Jewish families of Sanski Most are arrested by Ustaše authorities along with other residents targeted by the regime, and driven to the camps.

    Toll bilan non établi
  114. 1941-1944
    PonaryShoah
    Ponary (Vilnius) · Lituanie

    Mass shootings.

    Toll ~70 000 Juifs
  115. 1941
    Bijeljina · Bosnie-Herzégovine

    The community of Bijeljina, in Sembar, is stripped then arrested by the Ustaše regime and directed towards the internment sites of Slavonia.

    Toll bilan non établi
  116. 1941
    Rahatchow · Biélorussie

    The open ghetto in Rahatchow, at the confluence of the Dniepr and the Droutz, is liquidated before winter; inhabitants are led in groups to pits on the outskirts.

    Toll bilan non établi
  117. 1941
    Banja Luka · Bosnie-Herzégovine

    The largest community in northern Bosnia was despoiled from the first Ustaša decrees, then arrested and taken to the camps of the new State.

    Toll bilan non établi
  118. 1941
    Prijedor · Bosnie-Herzégovine

    The Jews of Prijedor, in northwestern Bosnia, are stripped and then arrested by Ustaše authorities and sent to internment sites.

    Toll bilan non établi
  119. 1941
    Mostar · Bosnie-Herzégovine

    The Mostar community benefits for a time from the Italian presence in Herzegovina, before being hunted down when the region comes back under German and Ustaša control.

    Toll bilan non établi
  120. été 1941
    Edineț · Moldavie

    Jews rounded up in the north of the province are penned in the ruins of the hamlet, without shelter or provisions, awaiting convoys to the east; reports from the time describe daily deaths from exhaustion and summary executions at the camp's edges.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de morts
  121. 1941
    Niš · Serbie

    The Jewish families of the city are locked in the Red Cross camp, then the men are shot on the hill overlooking the valley and the women and children led to the fairground camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  122. 1941
    Ljubljana · Slovénie

    The part of Slovenia annexed by Italy serves as a refuge for Jews from Croatia and Bosnia; after the Italian armistice, the region comes under German control and arrests resume there.

    Toll bilan non établi
  123. 1941-1943
    Le Kreider · Algérie

    Installed near a salt lake of southern Oran, the camp grouped foreign Jewish workers assigned to maintain the railway and neighbouring salt works.

    Toll bilan non établi
  124. 1941-1942
    Bou Arfa · Maroc

    Foreign Jews interned in Morocco are assigned to the Trans-Saharan railway project; the camp operates under military discipline in a stone desert, on measured bread and water.

    Toll bilan non établi
  125. 1941
    Tuzla · Bosnie-Herzégovine

    The Jews of Tuzla, Sephardim and Ashkenazim mingled, lose their property and rights, then are rounded up by Ustaše authorities and sent to camps.

    Toll bilan non établi
  126. 1941
    Konotop · Ukraine

    A town of railway workshops in north-eastern Ukraine, Konotop sees its Jewish population gathered in autumn and shot at the edge of pits prepared in advance.

    Toll bilan non établi
  127. 1941-1942
    Oued Zem · Maroc

    The camp housed groups of foreign workers, mostly Jewish refugees from Europe, employed in public works under the supervision of the Legion.

    Toll bilan non établi
  128. 1941
    Delatyn · Ukraine

    Town in the foothills of the Carpathians, Delatyn sees its Jews gathered in the square then taken to a nearby quarry where they are shot in waves throughout the autumn.

    Toll bilan non établi
  129. 1941-1942
    Babrouïsk · Biélorussie

    The Jews of Babrouïsk are locked in two ghettos then shot in the ditches of an old fortress and on the outskirts of the city.

    Toll bilan non établi
  130. 1941-1943
    Bohouslav · Ukraine

    In this town on the banks of the Ros, the community of Bohouslav is shot in a ravine nearby; the locality had already been struck by civil war pogroms.

    Toll bilan non établi
  131. été 1941
    Jēkabpils · Lettonie

    The Jews of Jēkabpils and Krustpils, the two cities facing each other across the Daugava, are rounded up in the first weeks of occupation and shot in nearby woods by German units and by the Latvian auxiliary guard.

    Toll plusieurs centaines de morts
  132. été 1941
    Raseiniai · Lituanie

    The community is destroyed in several waves: the men first, in July, then the women and children in late summer, all shot in woods near the city by a mobile detachment supported by auxiliaries recruited locally.

    Toll plus d'un millier de morts
  133. 1941
    Slavonski Brod · Croatie

    The city on the Save lost its community within months: shops confiscated, men sent to forced labor, families rounded up and handed over to Ustaše camps.

    Toll bilan non établi
  134. 1941-1944
    Sharhorod · Ukraine

    A town in Podolia where deportees from Bukovina are crammed in with the local Jewish population; a typhus epidemic claims hundreds of people during the first winter.

    Toll bilan non établi
  135. 1941
    Nova Gradiška · Croatie

    The community of Nova Gradiška is rounded up in the first months of the Ustaše regime and taken to the nearby camp opened on the bank of the Save.

    Toll bilan non établi
  136. 1941
    Koprivnica · Croatie

    The community of Koprivnica, at the borders of Podravina, is despoiled and then rounded up by Ustaše authorities and directed toward camps of the new State.

    Toll bilan non établi
  137. 1941
    Rogatica · Bosnie-Herzégovine

    The small Sephardic community of Rogatica is rounded up in the first months of the Ustaša regime and handed over to camps opened in Slavonia.

    Toll bilan non établi
  138. 1941
    Doboj · Bosnie-Herzégovine

    The small community of Doboj, at the railway junction in northern Bosnia, is rounded up by Ustachi authorities and taken to the camps.

    Toll bilan non établi
  139. 1941
    Derventa · Bosnie-Herzégovine

    The Jews of Derventa lose their possessions to the commissioners of the Ustaše regime, then are arrested and sent to places of internment.

    Toll bilan non établi
  140. 1941
    Brčko · Bosnie-Herzégovine

    The community of Brčko, on the Sava, is despoiled then rounded up by Ustaše authorities and directed towards the camps of the new State.

    Toll bilan non établi
  141. 1941-1943
    Djelfa · Algérie

    On the highlands, the internal camp for foreigners and opponents, among them many Jews; the winters are harsh there and the barracks poorly sealed.

    Toll bilan non établi
  142. 1941-1943
    Kenadsa · Algérie

    The internees are employed in the depths of the coal mine that supplies the Southern Line; dust, cave-ins and lack of medical care mark the accounts of survivors.

    Toll bilan non établi
  143. 1941
    Daruvar · Croatie

    The small community of Daruvar, in western Slavonia, is rounded up by Ustaše authorities and taken to the camps where its members disappear.

    Toll bilan non établi
  144. 1941-1945

    Jadovno (~2,500 Jews), Jasenovac (20,000–25,000 Jews among ~90,000 victims), Đakovo, Loborgrad, Stara Gradiška.

    Toll ~25 000 Juifs
  145. 1941
    Casablanca · Maroc

    Families settled outside the Jewish quarter receive orders to return; the mellah, already overcrowded, absorbs thousands of people driven from the European quarters of the city.

    Toll bilan non établi
  146. 1941
    Zemun · Serbie

    Attached to the Ustaše State, the city neighbouring the capital sees its Jews arrested, then interned in the camp set up on the other side of the Sava, on the fairground.

    Toll bilan non établi
  147. 1941
    Bihać · Bosnie-Herzégovine

    The community of Bihać, in the Krajina, was rounded up by the Ustaše regime in the first months and led to the camps of the new State.

    Toll bilan non établi
  148. 1941-1945
    Jasenovac · Croatie

    The largest Ustaša camp, where Serbs, Jews and Roma are murdered; it operates until April 1945.

    Toll 20 000-25 000 Juifs
  149. janv. 1941

    The occupant imposes the registration of every person of Jewish descent; the file will serve for deportations.

    Toll bilan non établi
  150. 21-23 janv. 1941
    Bucarest · Roumanie

    Iron Guard Pogrom

    Toll ~125 morts
  151. 23 janv. 1941
    Bulgarie

    The Bulgarian Assembly votes a law modelled on the Nuremberg texts: definition of Jews, quotas, prohibition of professions, mixed marriage and property ownership; the Orthodox Church and some deputies protest without succeeding in having it repealed.

    Toll bilan non établi
  152. févr. 1941
    Żyrardów · Pologne

    Working-class city of Mazovia whose Jews were expelled in winter to the Warsaw ghetto.

    Toll bilan non établi
  153. févr. 1941
    Góra Kalwaria · Pologne

    Seat of the Hasidic court of Ger, whose community is expelled in winter to the Warsaw ghetto.

    Toll bilan non établi
  154. févr. 1941
    Grójec · Pologne

    City of orchards south of Warsaw, whose community is driven in winter to the great ghetto.

    Toll bilan non établi
  155. févr. 1941
    Sochaczew · Pologne

    City on the Bzura whose community is driven in winter toward the Warsaw ghetto, where most will die.

    Toll bilan non établi
  156. 11 févr. 1941

    Dutch groups loyal to the occupier attack the old Jewish quarter of Amsterdam; one attacker is mortally wounded.

    Toll bilan non établi
  157. 22-25 févr. 1941
    Amsterdam · Pays-Bas

    First roundup in the Netherlands: 425 young men are sent to Mauthausen, almost none of whom will return. The general strike triggered in solidarity is suppressed.

    Toll 425 déportés
  158. avril 1941
    Zrenjanin · Serbie

    Capital of the Banat placed under German administration, Zrenjanin sees its Jews arrested in the summer following the invasion and transferred to open camps near the capital.

    Toll bilan non établi
  159. avril 1941
    Čakovec · Croatie

    With Međimurje annexed by Hungary, the Jews of Čakovec were subjected to Hungarian laws, forced labor, then the ghetto and summer convoys.

    Toll bilan non établi
  160. avril 1941
    Senta · Serbie

    The Jews of Senta, on the Tisa, come under Hungarian administration, lose their property and occupations, then are concentrated and deported with the entire province.

    Toll bilan non établi
  161. avr. 1941
    Zagreb · Croatie

    A few days after the proclamation of the Independent State of Croatia, decrees define the Jews, seize their property and impose a badge on them; arrests begin immediately in the capital.

    Toll bilan non établi
  162. avril 1941
    Subotica · Serbie

    Hungarian occupation of Bačka strikes the largest Jewish community in the province: forced labor, plunder, then departure for the convoys of summer after the entry of German troops into Hungary.

    Toll bilan non établi
  163. avril 1941
    Bečej · Serbie

    The community of Bečej experiences the fate of annexed Bačka: exclusion, requisition of men for labor, then gathering and departure eastward in early summer.

    Toll bilan non établi
  164. avr. 1941
    Bitola · Macédoine du Nord

    Macedonia comes under Bulgarian administration and the Jews of Bitola, one of the oldest Sephardic communities in the Balkans, are stripped of their businesses and denied nationality; they will be deported two years later.

    Toll bilan non établi
  165. avril 1941
    Sombor · Serbie

    The Sombor community first endured Hungarian laws and labor companies, before being assembled in a ghetto and then directed toward convoys leaving Bačka.

    Toll bilan non établi
  166. 14 avr. 1941
    Anvers · Belgique

    Activists loyal to the occupier set fire to two synagogues in Antwerp and plunder the Jewish quarter.

    Toll bilan non établi
  167. 16 avr. 1941
    Sarajevo · Bosnie-Herzégovine

    The great Sephardic temple of Sarajevo was ransacked and burned upon the entry of German troops; the books and ritual objects of Bosnia's oldest community were destroyed or dispersed.

    Toll bilan non établi
  168. mai 1941
    Pithiviers · France

    Camp in the Loiret opened by the green ticket roundup, from which the first convoys left France for Auschwitz.

    Toll bilan non établi
  169. mai 1941

    Second camp in the Loiret opened by the green ticket roundup, antechamber to convoys toward Upper Silesia.

    Toll bilan non établi
  170. Mai 1941
    Gabès (Tunisie) · Tunisie

    Le quartier juif est attaqué pendant deux jours par une foule armée, maisons et boutiques pillées, avant que la troupe ne rétablisse l'ordre.

    Toll ~20
  171. 14 mai 1941

    Foreign Jews summoned by a green card are arrested in Paris and interned in Loiret.

    Toll bilan non établi
  172. juin 1941

    Young Jews arrested in southern Amsterdam pass through Schoorl camp before Mauthausen.

    Toll bilan non établi
  173. 1-2 juin 1941
    FarhoudShoah
    Bagdad · Irak

    Pogrom in Baghdad, at Shavuot 1941.

    Toll 179-180 morts (jusqu'à 600 selon certaines estimations)
  174. 24 juin 1941
    Gargždai · Lituanie

    On the third day of the invasion, a unit of the security police from Tilsit crosses the border and shoots the Jewish men of the town beside a pit dug near the cemetery; the execution is considered one of the first mass killings of the Shoah by bullets.

    Toll ~200 morts
  175. 25-26 juin 1941
    Kretinga · Lituanie

    The same border unit, supported by local auxiliaries, gathers the Jewish men of the city and shoots them in a neighboring wood; the women and children will be killed in the following weeks.

    Toll ~200 morts
  176. 25-29 juin 1941
    Kaunas · Lituanie

    Lietūkis garage pogrom, VII fort

    Toll ~3 800 morts
  177. 27 juin 1941
    Białystok · Pologne

    ~700-800 Jews burned in the Great Synagogue.

    Toll ~2 000 au total
  178. 28-30 juin 1941
    Iași · Roumanie

    Pogrom and 'death trains'.

    Toll ~13 000 morts
  179. 30 juin – 27 juill. 1941
    Lwów · Ukraine

    Pogrom of June 30 – July 2, then « Petliura days » (July 25–27).

    Toll ~6 000 morts
  180. 30 juin – 2 juill. 1941
    Loutsk · Ukraine

    Jewish men from the town are gathered at Lubart castle and then executed by the Einsatzkommando.

    Toll ~2 000
  181. Juill. 1941
    Podlachie (Wąsosz, Radziłów, Jedwabne, Szczuczyn, Tykocin) · Pologne

    Wąsosz (5 July), Radziłów (7 July, ~600–800), Jedwabne (10 July, 340–1,600), Szczuczyn, Tykocin (Aug., ~1,400).

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  182. juillet 1941
    Kelme · Lituanie

    A town in Samogitia where the community maintained its yeshiva, Kelme sees its men taken first and then, a few weeks later, the women and children led to the nearby woods and shot.

    Toll bilan non établi
  183. Juill. 1941
    Zolochiv · Ukraine

    Pogrom triggered by the arrival of the Germans; Jews are forced to exhume the bodies of NKVD prisoners before being massacred.

    Toll ~3 000
  184. Été 1941
    Ludza · Lettonie

    The community of one of the oldest towns in Latgale, whose wooden synagogue had spanned two centuries, is shot in the woods bordering the lakes.

    Toll plusieurs centaines de morts
  185. Juill. 1941
    Galicie orientale, Bucovine, Bessarabie · Ukraine, Roumanie, Moldavie

    Pogroms in Ternopil, Zolochiv, Czernowitz, Kichinev, Bălți… then deportations to Transnistria.

    Toll 150 000-250 000 morts au total
  186. Juill. 1941
    Szczuczyn · Pologne

    The Jews of the town are murdered by the local population in the days following the Soviet withdrawal.

    Toll environ 300
  187. juillet 1941
    Khotyn · Ukraine

    Fortress city on the Dniestr retaken by Romanian troops, Khotyn sees its Jews accused of collusion with the previous occupant, some shot on the spot and the rest driven onto the roads of expulsion.

    Toll bilan non établi
  188. juillet 1941
    Herta · Roumanie

    A small town on the Bukovinian frontier returned to Romanian administration, Herta sees its Jews accused of welcoming the previous occupant, beaten, plundered and partly shot before the expulsion of the rest.

    Toll bilan non établi
  189. juillet 1941
    Soroca · Moldavie

    City of the Dniestr fortress, Soroca saw its community delivered to the violence of reconquest, then gathered and led to the crossing points of the river for deportation.

    Toll bilan non établi
  190. Juill. 1941
    Ventspils · Lettonie

    The Jews of Windau are shot in the nearby woods; the town is declared 'free of Jews' by summer.

    Toll la communauté entière
  191. Été 1941
    Krāslava · Lettonie

    On the banks of the Daugava, the community of the small border town is annihilated in the months following the entry of German troops.

    Toll plus d'un millier de morts
  192. juillet 1941
    Briceni · Moldavie

    Town in northern Bessarabia whose population was almost entirely Jewish, Briceni sees its inhabitants plundered and massacred in the first days of reconquest, survivors being driven toward transit camps.

    Toll bilan non établi
  193. Juill.-août 1941
    Jelgava · Lettonie

    The great synagogue is set ablaze and the Jewish community of Mitau is shot by the Einsatzgruppen and Lithuanian auxiliary police in the weeks following the occupation.

    Toll la communauté entière
  194. Juill. 1941
    Czernowitz · Roumanie

    The entry of Romanian and German troops into Bucovina is accompanied by pogroms; a ghetto is opened in October and the population deported to Transnistria.

    Toll ~2 000 puis ~28 000 déportés
  195. Juill. 1941
    Vileïka · Biélorussie

    The Jewish men of the city are shot in the first weeks of occupation, before the rest of the population is confined to a ghetto.

    Toll bilan non établi
  196. été 1941
    Tukums · Lettonie

    Capital of Courland where the community was ancient, Tukums sees its Jews arrested in the first weeks of occupation, detained then shot in the surroundings by auxiliary units.

    Toll bilan non établi
  197. Juil.-août 1941
    Jonava · Lituanie

    The community of the small forest town, one of the oldest in the country, is led by convoys to Girelė woods and shot; only the memory of its study houses survives from its religious life.

    Toll ~2 000 morts
  198. juillet 1941
    Varaždin · Croatie

    Varaždin is one of the first cities that the Ustaše state declares emptied of its Jews: the community is driven out in a matter of weeks, then sent to the camps of the new regime.

    Toll bilan non établi
  199. Juill. 1941
    Bălți · Moldavie

    Jews of the city were assembled, shot in groups, then survivors were sent to Transnistria.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  200. Juill.-août 1941
    Kichinev · Moldavie

    After the massacres at the outbreak of war, the survivors are locked in a ghetto and then deported to Transnistria.

    Toll ~10 000
  201. Juil.-août 1941
    Rēzekne · Lettonie

    The community of the capital of Latgale is shot in waves at the Ančupāni hills, at the edge of the city, by local auxiliaries led by the security police.

    Toll ~2 000 morts
  202. Juil.-août 1941
    Telšiai · Lituanie

    The Jewish men of the city are shot in the Rainiai woods; the women and children, penned in the Geruliai camp, are killed at the end of summer. A handful of young girls spared for work will be shot on the shore of Lake Masčio.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de morts
  203. 3 juil. 1941
    Jurbarkas · Lituanie

    On the banks of the Neman, the Jewish men of the town are led to the Jewish cemetery and shot after being forced to demolish the synagogue.

    Toll ~320 morts
  204. 4 juill. 1941
    Riga · Lettonie

    The great choral synagogue is set on fire with Jews locked inside; the other synagogues in the city burn the same day.

    Toll ~400
  205. 4-6 juill. 1941
    Ternopil · Ukraine

    After the discovery of bodies of prisoners executed by the NKVD, the population and the Germans attack the Jewish quarter for three days.

    Toll ~5 000
  206. 5 juill. 1941
    Wąsosz · Pologne

    Jews of the town were murdered by Polish neighbors with bars and axes, a few days after the arrival of the Germans.

    Toll ~250
  207. 7 juill. 1941
    Radziłów · Pologne

    The Jews of the village are locked in a barn and burned alive, three days before Jedwabne.

    Toll ~600-800
  208. 10 juill. 1941
    Jedwabne · Pologne

    The Jews of the town were gathered on the square then locked in a barn and burned alive by their Polish neighbors.

    Toll 340 à 1 600
  209. 12-15 juil. 1941
    Plungė · Lituanie

    First confined in the synagogue and in barns, the entire community is led in groups to the place called Kaušėnai, at the edge of the city, and shot at the edge of pits prepared in advance.

    Toll ~1 800 morts
  210. août 1941
    Seduva · Lituanie

    A small town on the Lithuanian plain, Seduva sees its Jews locked in barns then led in several stages to the Liaudiskiai forest, where the shootings are spread over the summer.

    Toll bilan non établi
  211. Août 1941
    Kobryn · Biélorussie

    The Jewish men of the town are rounded up and shot, the ghetto is established in the aftermath.

    Toll plusieurs centaines
  212. août 1941
    Vršac · Serbie

    The small community of Vršac is arrested along with all the Jews of the Banat and directed toward the camps where they will be murdered in the following months.

    Toll bilan non établi
  213. août 1941
    Prienai · Lituanie

    On the bank of the Niemen, the Prienai community is driven out of the town and shot in the summer, with the help of auxiliaries recruited locally.

    Toll bilan non établi
  214. été 1941
    Telenesti · Moldavie

    Town of central Bessarabia whose community lived by fairs and trades, Telenesti saw its Jews delivered to summer violence then gathered for expulsion across the left bank of the Dniestr.

    Toll bilan non établi
  215. août 1941
    Belgrade · Serbie

    Jewish men from Belgrade and the Banat are locked up in former artillery barracks in the city, from where they are taken in groups to firing squad sites in the surrounding area under cover of reprisals.

    Toll bilan non établi
  216. Août 1941
    Doubno · Ukraine

    First major shootings in the town, continued until the liquidation of the ghetto in October 1942.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  217. Août-nov. 1941
    Daugavpils · Lettonie

    Mass shootings.

    Toll ~14 000
  218. août 1941
    Pančevo · Serbie

    The Jews of Pančevo, like all those of the Banat, are rounded up by German occupation authorities and taken to internment camps in the Belgrade region.

    Toll bilan non établi
  219. Août 1941
    Bila Tserkva · Ukraine

    After the shooting of adult Jews in the city, ninety children left without parents are held for several days in a house then shot; two military chaplains alert the command, which allows it to happen.

    Toll 90 enfants
  220. août 1941

    A new dahir orders the census of Jewish persons and property, caps access to liberal professions and forbids Jewish children French schools outside the mellah.

    Toll bilan non établi
  221. Août 1941
    Smolensk · Russie

    The Jews of the city are confined to the Sadki suburb and then shot in the summer of 1942.

    Toll ~2 000
  222. Août 1941
    Kremenets · Ukraine

    The Jews of the town are shot in waves; the ghetto is liquidated in August 1942.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  223. été 1941
    Floresti · Moldavie

    Borough of northern Bessarabia transformed into a gathering place, Floresti sees convoys from the countryside crammed in, where hunger and arbitrary executions reduce the columns before crossing the river.

    Toll bilan non établi
  224. août 1941
    Czortkow · Ukraine

    Capital of Galician Podolia where the community held its schools and its hassidic court, Czortkow sees its men assembled in the first weeks of occupation, taken out of the city and shot, then the survivors locked in a closed district.

    Toll bilan non établi
  225. août 1941
    Banat · Serbie

    Communities of the Banat, administered by the German minority in the region, were arrested and taken to Belgrade, where men were imprisoned in the Topovske Šupe camp and families directed to the fair camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  226. août 1941

    After the repeal of the Crémieux decree, a new law limits to a small proportion the access of Jewish children to public schools; thousands of students are expelled at the start of the school year.

    Toll bilan non établi
  227. août 1941
    Kikinda · Serbie

    The Jewish inhabitants of Kikinda are expelled from the province by order of the German administration of the Banat and handed over to the occupation authorities of Serbia.

    Toll bilan non établi
  228. été 1941
    Orhei · Moldavie

    District capital of central Bessarabia, Orhei sees its Jews arrested, stripped of their possessions and concentrated before being transported in stages toward the left bank of the Dniester.

    Toll bilan non établi
  229. Août 1941
    Pinsk · Biélorussie

    Mass shootings of August 1941.

    Toll ~10 000 fusillés
  230. août 1941
    Drancy · France

    The unfinished city of La Muette becomes the camp from which almost all convoys from France depart eastward.

    Toll bilan non établi
  231. août 1941
    Kalusz · Ukraine

    A town in the salt mines of eastern Galicia, Kalusz sees its notables and young men gathered on the pretext of work, taken out of the built-up area and shot; the rest of the community is locked up shortly after.

    Toll bilan non établi
  232. été 1941
    Rezina · Moldavie

    Borough of the Dniestr valley, Rezina sees its Jewish population victim of the columns going up the right bank, part shot at the edge of the river and the rest driven toward the passages of deportation.

    Toll bilan non établi
  233. août 1941
    Novohrad-Volynskyï · Ukraine

    Former Zviahel of Hasidic chronicles, the city loses its community in the first weeks of occupation; men are taken first, women and children follow.

    Toll bilan non établi
  234. août 1941
    Zloczow · Ukraine

    The entry of German troops into eastern Galicia is accompanied in Zloczow by an onslaught against the Jews of the city, accused of crimes discovered in the prison; mass arrests and shootings at the castle continue in the following months.

    Toll bilan non établi
  235. été 1941
    Talsi · Lettonie

    A small town in the Courland hills, Talsi sees its Jewish population gathered, detained in town buildings then taken into the woods where it is shot, Courland being declared emptied as early as summer.

    Toll bilan non établi
  236. août 1941
    Anyksciai · Lituanie

    The Jews of Anyksciai and surrounding villages are locked in stables on the outskirts of the town, then led in groups to a wood where they are shot.

    Toll bilan non établi
  237. 4 août 1941
    Ostrog · Ukraine

    The Jews of the city are taken out of the city and shot in pits prepared in advance.

    Toll ~3 000
  238. 8 août 1941
    Biržai · Lituanie

    The Jews of the town, confined for weeks in a barn and in the synagogue, are led in columns toward the forest of Pakamponys, where ditches were dug the day before by requisitioned peasants; men, women and children are shot there in the same day by the mobile detachment and its local auxiliaries.

    Toll ~2 400 morts
  239. 9 août 1941
    Preiļi · Lettonie

    The Jews of the town, held for several weeks in barns, are driven to a nearby grove and shot, entire families included.

    Toll ~1 500 morts
  240. 15-16 août 1941
    Rokiškis · Lituanie

    The mobile unit of the Hamann commando shoots in two days the Jews of the town and neighbouring hamlets, men, women and children alike; the commando chief's report counts them line by line.

    Toll ~3 200 morts
  241. 20-25 août 1941

    The neighbourhood is sealed off and its Jewish inhabitants arrested, then taken to the Cité de la Muette in Drancy.

    Toll bilan non établi
  242. 23 août 1941
    Panevėžys · Lituanie

    In a single day, in the Pajuostė woods, the community of one of the country's great cities is annihilated; it is the deadliest day recorded in the commando's report.

    Toll ~7 500 morts
  243. 25-26 août 1941
    Tykocin · Pologne

    The entire community, one of the oldest in Podlachia, is driven into the Łopuchowo forest and shot over two days.

    Toll ~1 400
  244. 25 août 1941
    Obeliai · Lituanie

    The community of the small border town, swollen with Jews rounded up from neighboring farms, is annihilated in one morning at the edge of pits dug in a nearby wood; the auxiliary police of the district lend a hand.

    Toll plus d'un millier de morts
  245. 26 août 1941
    Zarasai · Lituanie

    The Jews of the town of lakes and surrounding localities are gathered and then shot in a single day, with a few political prisoners added to the column.

    Toll ~2 500 morts
  246. 26-28 août 1941

    Mass shooting, including ~16,000 Jews expelled from Hungary.

    Toll 23 600 fusillés
  247. 26 août 1941
    Kaišiadorys · Lituanie

    The Jews of the town, grouped since July in a closed quarter, are led toward a nearby woods and shot the same day as those of several towns in the district; the commando's report records the operation as a routine task.

    Toll plus d'un millier de morts
  248. 26 août 1941
    Pasvalys · Lituanie

    Gathered on the pretext of a transfer, the Jews of Pasvalys are led to the Žadeikiai forest and shot in small groups; the shooters are a detachment from Kaunas and men from the local police, and the operation is timed to take place in a single day.

    Toll plus d'un millier de morts
  249. 28 août 1941
    Kėdainiai · Lituanie

    The community of the town on the Nevėžis, known for its market gardeners and study house, is led outside the walls and shot in one day.

    Toll ~2 000 morts
  250. 29 août 1941
    Utena et Molėtai · Lituanie

    The two neighbouring communities are annihilated on the same day by the mobile unit; the path leading from the town to the pit is today marked with stones bearing the names of families.

    Toll ~3 800 morts
  251. septembre 1941
    Polonne · Ukraine

    The community of Polonne, one of the oldest in Volhynia, is destroyed in the autumn; the town had already been devastated during the uprisings of the seventeenth century.

    Toll bilan non établi
  252. septembre 1941
    Vilkaviskis · Lituanie

    Suvalkija border town, Vilkaviskis loses its community in the opening weeks; men are shot first, women and children weeks later.

    Toll bilan non établi
  253. septembre 1941
    Varena · Lituanie

    In this village of the pine groves of Dzukija, the Jewish population of Varena is assembled on orders from local auxiliaries, led outside the town, and shot at the edge of prepared pits.

    Toll bilan non établi
  254. septembre 1941
    Taurage · Lituanie

    Taurage, whose community was one of the oldest in Samogitia, saw its Jews gathered in barns and then led to the pits in the surrounding area.

    Toll bilan non établi
  255. septembre 1941
    Kalinkavitchy · Biélorussie

    Town in Polesia on the railroad line, Kalinkavitchy sees its community shot in the first months of occupation.

    Toll bilan non établi
  256. Automne 1941
    Mazyr · Biélorussie

    On the banks of the Pripyat, the community of the town is shot down in waves over the course of autumn and winter; a few families, warned in time, had managed to flee eastward with Soviet administrations.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de morts
  257. Sept. 1941
    Mykolaïv · Ukraine

    After the city is taken, Einsatzgruppe D registers and then shoots the Jews of Mykolaïv and neighboring localities in the ravines of the suburbs.

    Toll ~5 000
  258. automne 1941
    Bykhaw · Biélorussie

    A city on the Dniepr whose fortified synagogue testified to the antiquity of the community, Bykhaw sees its Jews penned up and then led to the neighboring ravine, where shootings repeated throughout the autumn.

    Toll bilan non établi
  259. septembre 1941
    Haïssyn · Ukraine

    The Jews of Haïssyn and neighboring hamlets are gathered and then shot; the survivors are compelled to work on the road that crosses Podolia.

    Toll bilan non établi
  260. septembre 1941
    Pervomaïsk · Ukraine

    On the southern Bug, the Jews of Pervomaïsk are gathered under the pretext of a census and then shot outside the city, along with refugees from the west.

    Toll bilan non établi
  261. Sept. 1941
    Baranovitchi · Biélorussie

    Repeated shootings in the Grabovets pits, until the liquidation of the ghetto in December 1942.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  262. septembre 1941
    Korosten · Ukraine

    The Korosten community, a railway hub of Jytomyrchtchyna, is gathered shortly after German troops enter and shot in a ravine near the railway line.

    Toll bilan non établi
  263. Sept. 1941
    Vinnytsia · Ukraine

    Mass shootings in the region.

    Toll ~28 000
  264. automne 1941
    Toropets · Russie

    An old merchant town of the lakes between Velikié Louki and Rjev, Toropets sees the Jews remaining on site arrested in the first days of the occupation, detained then shot on the edge of the town.

    Toll bilan non établi
  265. septembre 1941
    Boguslav · Ukraine

    City in the Ros valley where the community was ancient and numerous, Boguslav sees its Jews summoned under the pretext of a census, led out of the city and shot at the edge of pre-dug pits.

    Toll bilan non établi
  266. Sept. 1941
    Kirovohrad · Ukraine

    The Jews of Ielyzavethrad-Kirovohrad are gathered and shot by an Einsatzgruppe C commando.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  267. sept. 1941
    Twente · Pays-Bas

    Jewish men from the Twente region are arrested and sent to Mauthausen.

    Toll bilan non établi
  268. 1er sept. 1941
    Marijampolė · Lituanie

    On the banks of the Šešupė river, the community of the town and those of the towns of Sudūva are shot down in a single day, along with the sick from a nearby hospice.

    Toll ~5 000 morts
  269. 1ᵉʳ sept. 1941
    Reich allemand · Allemagne

    A decree requires every Jew over six years old to wear the yellow star sewn onto his clothing, starting September 19.

    Toll
  270. 5 sept. 1941
    Ukmergė · Lituanie

    The community of the town, one of the largest in the province, is shot in the Pivonija woods, men, women and children on the same day.

    Toll ~4 700 morts
  271. 7 septembre 1941
    Kupiškis · Lituanie

    After six weeks of confinement in barns and stables, the community is led out of the city and shot; the few men retained for work are killed shortly after, and not a single Jew remains in the district.

    Toll plus d'un millier de morts
  272. 9 sept. 1941
    Butrimonys · Lituanie

    The small community of the town, whose market square gathered the surrounding villages, is annihilated in one morning.

    Toll ~740 morts
  273. 9 sept. 1941
    Alytus · Lituanie

    What remained of the community, after summer arrests, is led to the Vidzgiris woods, above the Niemen, and shot.

    Toll ~1 300 morts
  274. 10 sept. 1941
    Merkinė · Lituanie

    At the confluence of the Neman and the Merkys, the Jews of the town are led out of the locality and shot; the old Jewish cemetery remained the sole witness to their presence.

    Toll ~850 morts
  275. 12-14 septembre 1941
    Dubossary · Ukraine

    The community of this city on the Dniestr, one of the oldest in the region, is annihilated in three days: the inhabitants are locked in barns then led in columns to anti-tank ditches, where a mobile detachment and gendarmes who came with the occupier's allied army shoot them. The city had already experienced a notorious pogrom at the beginning of the century.

    Toll ~6 000 morts
  276. 15 sept. 1941
    Berdychiv · Ukraine

    Mass shooting.

    Toll ~12 000
  277. 15 sept. 1941
    Berdytchiv · Ukraine

    The Jews confined in the city's ghetto are led in columns to pits dug near the airfield and shot by Einsatzgruppe C and its auxiliaries; Vassili Grossman's mother was among them.

    Toll ~12 000
  278. 16-30 sept. 1941

    Mass shootings reported in the toll of Einsatzgruppe D.

    Toll 35 782
  279. 19 sept. 1941
    Jytomyr · Ukraine

    Mass shooting.

    Toll ~3 100
  280. 21-22 sept. 1941
    Ouman · Ukraine

    The Jews of the city are gathered then shot by a Sonderkommando of Einsatzgruppe C backed by auxiliary police.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  281. 25-27 sept. 1941
    Eišiškės · Lituanie

    Mass shooting by Einsatzkommando 3, counted in the Jäger report.

    Toll 3 446
  282. 29-30 sept. 1941
    Babi Yar (Kiev) · Ukraine

    33,771 shot in two days; ~100,000 victims at the site until 1943.

    Toll 33 771 fusillés ; ~100 000 sur le site
  283. 30 septembre 1941
    Trakai · Lituanie

    The community of the former capital of the grand dukes, settled there since the Middle Ages, is shot in a nearby wood; the Karaites of the city, held by the occupant to not be Jews, are spared, which ends up separating two centuries-old neighborhoods.

    Toll plus d'un millier de morts
  284. 1941-1943
    Berezhany · Ukraine

    Shootings at the town's edge, deportations to the extermination camp, then liquidation of the ghetto: the community disappears in less than two years, and the great synagogue is left in ruins.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de morts
  285. oct. 1941
    Arnhem · Pays-Bas

    The occupier arrests Jews from Arnhem and Guelders in collective reprisals.

    Toll bilan non établi
  286. octobre 1941
    Brzezany · Ukraine

    A small town in Galicia where Jewish life had been built around its market and ancient synagogue, Brzezany sees its population registered, then led in columns toward the surrounding woods where pits had been dug.

    Toll bilan non établi
  287. Oct. 1941
    Kryvyï Rih · Ukraine

    The Jewish population remaining in the mining basin is shot by Einsatzgruppe C in the weeks following occupation.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  288. Oct. 1941 – 1943

    The Jews remaining in the Grand Duchy are regrouped at the Cinqfontaines convent in Ulflingen, then deported to Łódź, Theresienstadt and Auschwitz.

    Toll ~700 sur environ 1 300 déportés
  289. Oct. 1941
    Melitopol · Ukraine

    The community remaining in place is shot by Einsatzgruppe D in an anti-tank ditch.

    Toll ~2 000
  290. automne 1941
    Novozybkov · Russie

    A town in the border region of Briansk, Novozybkov sees its Jewish population marked with the distinctive sign, compelled to labor, then taken in a single day to the pits dug apart.

    Toll bilan non établi
  291. Automne 1941
    Tchernihiv · Ukraine

    The Jewish community remaining in the city after the occupation is exterminated by successive shootings.

    Toll bilan non établi
  292. Oct. 1941
    Kremenchouk · Ukraine

    The Jews of the town are gathered then shot on the outskirts.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  293. octobre 1941
    Wiznitz · Roumanie

    A Carpathian town in Bukovina, seat of one of the great hassidic courts of Eastern Europe, Wiznitz saw its Jewish population expelled in a few days and conveyed to the camps and ghettos on the left bank of the Dniestr.

    Toll bilan non établi
  294. Oct. 1941 – oct. 1942
    Vienne · Autriche

    The Jews remaining in Vienna are gathered in requisitioned schools then deported by convoys to Łódź, Riga, Minsk, Theresienstadt and murder centers; the Viennese community ceases to exist.

    Toll ~45 000 déportés
  295. Oct. 1941
    Zaporijjia · Ukraine

    The Jews remaining in the city are shot in the ravines on the outskirts by Einsatzgruppe C.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  296. automne 1941
    Rjev · Russie

    A city on the upper Volga held by the occupant for long months, Rjev sees the Jewish inhabitants who remained registered, confined in a building in the center, then shot on the riverbank.

    Toll bilan non établi
  297. octobre 1941
    Sadagora · Roumanie

    Suburb of Czernowitz made famous by the Hasidic dynasty that held its court there, Sadagora was emptied of its Jewish inhabitants during the expulsions ordered in autumn, its synagogue and palace left abandoned.

    Toll bilan non établi
  298. automne 1941
    Briansk · Russie

    City of the forests of the Desna, Briansk saw the Jews remaining there imprisoned and then shot, the region subsequently becoming one of the centers of forest resistance where a few survivors found refuge.

    Toll bilan non établi
  299. automne 1941
    Ossipovitchi · Biélorussie

    Railway hub of central Belarus, Ossipovitchi saw its community gathered near the station, sorted between those employed in the workshops and those taken immediately to the pits.

    Toll bilan non établi
  300. octobre 1941
    Šabac · Serbie

    The Jews of the city and Central European refugees blocked for months on the Danube are driven by German troops to the meadows near the Save and shot.

    Toll bilan non établi
  301. Oct.-nov. 1941
    Bobrouïsk · Biélorussie

    Jews of the city and neighboring towns are shot in the pits on the periphery.

    Toll ~7 000
  302. octobre 1941
    Kosow · Ukraine

    Borough of the Carpathians where the hassidim of the local dynasty had their court, Kosow sees its Jewish population gathered in the square then led to the nearby quarry, where the shootings last an entire day.

    Toll bilan non établi
  303. Oct. 1941 – mai 1945
    Bohême-Moravie · Tchéquie

    The Jews of the Protectorate are concentrated at Theresienstadt then directed towards the ghettos of the East and extermination centers; very few return.

    Toll ~78 000
  304. 1941-1944

    The most populous of the ghettos in the occupied province between the Dniestr and the Bug receives tens of thousands of deportees; hunger and epidemics of the first winter carry off a large part, but the community manages to organize itself and part of the deportees survives until liberation.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de morts
  305. octobre 1941
    Uzda · Biélorussie

    The community of the small town, confined since summer in a closed quarter, is led out of the city and shot at the edge of a pit; a few craftsmen are held a few weeks longer, then shot in turn.

    Toll plus d'un millier de morts
  306. octobre 1941
    Storozynetz · Roumanie

    District capital of southern Bukovina, Storozynetz sees its community assembled by order of the Romanian government, stripped of its property and taken to convoys that cross the Dniester.

    Toll bilan non établi
  307. automne 1941
    Oriol · Russie

    A provincial capital on the southern route, Oryol sees the Jewish inhabitants who had been unable to leave registered by order of the occupier, gathered and shot in the ravines on the periphery.

    Toll bilan non établi
  308. automne 1941
    Viazma · Russie

    City on the Moscow road taken after an encirclement battle, Viazma sees the Jews who could not be evacuated assembled, marked, then shot in the ruins of the city.

    Toll bilan non établi
  309. 2-3 oct. 1941
    Moguilev · Biélorussie

    Mass shooting by Einsatzgruppe B and the order police.

    Toll ~2 200
  310. 2 octobre 1941
    Žagarė · Lituanie

    The Jews from the entire region were concentrated in the small town; on the Day of Atonement, gathered in the market square for a supposed departure, some of them threw themselves at the guards bare-handed. The shooting began in the square itself, then the survivors were finished off in the nearby park. It is one of the rare gestures of collective resistance recorded during the autumn killings.

    Toll ~2 200 morts
  311. 2-3 oct. 1941

    Explosive devices are placed the same night against several Parisian synagogues.

    Toll bilan non établi
  312. 6 oct. 1941
    Nadvirna · Ukraine

    At the foot of the Carpathians, the Jews of the town are led to the Bukovynka forest and shot at the edge of pits prepared the day before by requisitioned residents.

    Toll ~2 000 morts
  313. 7-8 oct. 1941
    Švenčionys · Lituanie

    The Jews of the town and of the entire district, assembled under the pretext of a census, are led to the military ground of Švenčionėliai and shot down in two days; the locality Poligonas is one of the largest mass graves in the country.

    Toll ~8 000 morts
  314. 8-11 oct. 1941
    Vitebsk · Biélorussie

    Ghetto residents shot or drowned in the Dvina; casualty figures vary by source.

    Toll 4 090 selon le rapport allemand du 19 décembre 1941 ; jusqu'à 16 000 selon d'autres estimations
  315. 12 oct. 1941
    Stanisławów · Ukraine

    Mass shooting at the cemetery.

    Toll 10 000-12 000
  316. 13-14 oct. 1941
    Dnipropetrovsk · Ukraine

    Mass shooting.

    Toll ~11 000
  317. 16 oct. 1941
    Prague · Tchéquie

    Five convoys leave Prague station for the Łódź ghetto, the first mass deportations from the Protectorate; those departing are assembled at the Holešovice exhibition palace before departure.

    Toll bilan non établi
  318. 16 oct. 1941
    Loubny · Ukraine

    Summoned by poster for a supposed census, the Jews of Loubny are led to a ravine on the outskirts and shot in one day.

    Toll ~1 900
  319. 16-17 oct. 1941
    Kosiv · Ukraine

    The Hasidic community of the small Hutsul town, famous for its rabbinical dynasty, is annihilated on the hill of Horodok, above the Rybnytsia.

    Toll ~2 200 morts
  320. 18 oct. 1941
    Berlin · Allemagne

    The first deportation train leaves Grunewald station for the Łódź ghetto; convoys then succeed each other from Moabit and Anhalt stations.

    Toll bilan non établi
  321. 18 oct. 1941
    Marioupol · Ukraine

    Mass shooting in an anti-tank ditch near the city.

    Toll 8 000-9 000
  322. 18 oct. 1941

    Emigration is forbidden to Jews of the Reich and convoys begin: the first train leaves Berlin for the Łódź ghetto.

    Toll
  323. 19 oct. 1941

    The Jews of Frankfurt are assembled in the city's wholesale market, beneath the concrete vaults of the building, then led to the freight station.

    Toll bilan non établi
  324. 20-21 oct. 1941
    Borissov · Biélorussie

    Liquidation of the ghetto by auxiliary police and the SD.

    Toll 7 245
  325. 21 oct. 1941
    Cologne · Allemagne

    Jews of Cologne are gathered in the exhibition hall of Deutz, on the right bank of the Rhine, before being loaded onto the Łódź ghetto.

    Toll bilan non établi
  326. 22-24 oct. 1941
    Odessa · Ukraine

    Shot or burned by the Romanian army.

    Toll 25 000-34 000
  327. 25 oct. 1941
    Hambourg · Allemagne

    The Jews of Hamburg are gathered in a requisitioned Masonic lodge, then led to Hanover station for a first convoy to the east.

    Toll bilan non établi
  328. 27 oct. 1941
    Düsseldorf · Allemagne

    The Jews of Düsseldorf and the Rhineland region are gathered in the Derendorf slaughterhouses and boarded at the nearby station for the Łódź ghetto.

    Toll bilan non établi
  329. 27-28 oct. 1941
    Slutsk · Biélorussie

    A battalion from Lithuania liquidates the community in two days; the German district commissioner protests in writing against the brutality of the operation.

    Toll ~4 000
  330. 27-28 oct. 1941
    Sloutsk · Biélorussie

    A police battalion from Kaunas devastates the city for two days; the German district commissioner protests in writing against the savagery of the operation, without stopping it.

    Toll ~4 000
  331. 29 oct. 1941
    Toll 9 200
  332. 29 oct. 1941
    Taganrog · Russie

    Summoned under the pretext of resettlement, the Jews of Taganrog were led to the ravine called 'Balka Smerti' and shot.

    Toll ~1 800
  333. novembre 1941
    Retchitsa · Biélorussie

    A river port on the Dnieper where the community lived from timber and trade, Rechitsa saw its Jews confined to a quarter of barracks then taken to the pits of the neighboring forest.

    Toll bilan non établi
  334. automne 1941
    Klintsy · Russie

    Cloth-making city in the Briansk region where a large community lived, Klintsy sees its Jews confined in a closed quarter then driven in columns toward the pits of the outlying areas.

    Toll bilan non établi
  335. novembre 1941
    Retchytsa · Biélorussie

    The community of Retchytsa, on the banks of the Dniepr, was shot in the autumn in a ravine near the city.

    Toll bilan non établi
  336. Nov.-déc. 1941
    Polotsk · Biélorussie

    The ghetto is liquidated and its inhabitants shot in pits in the surrounding area.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  337. novembre 1941
    Ovroutch · Ukraine

    A town in Polessia where the Hasidism of Chernobyl had its court, Ovroutch sees its Jewish population confined then led out of the city and shot at the edge of pits dug in the sand.

    Toll bilan non établi
  338. automne 1941
    Tyvriv · Ukraine

    Town of the southern Boug valley, Tyvriv sees its Jews gathered near the monastery then shot at the river's edge, families from surrounding villages having been brought to be killed with them.

    Toll bilan non établi
  339. novembre 1941
    Ruzhany · Biélorussie

    The community of the hamlet, famous for its palace and its old synagogue, is driven on foot to the neighboring town at the beginning of winter; many die on the road, and the survivors are deported the following year to a death center.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de déportés
  340. Nov. 1941
    Poltava · Ukraine

    Jews of Poltava who could not be evacuated are shot on the outskirts of the city.

    Toll plus d’un millier
  341. Nov. 1941
    Slonim · Biélorussie

    Mass shooting.

    Toll ~9 000
  342. automne 1941
    Sourai · Russie

    A small town in the Bryansk region, Sourai sees its Jewish families gathered in the square then led to the neighboring ravine, where local auxiliaries lend a hand to the mobile units.

    Toll bilan non établi
  343. automne 1941
    Koursk · Russie

    A town in the black earth region occupied in autumn, Kursk sees its Jews summoned under threat, registered then taken to the anti-tank ditches on its outskirts where they are shot.

    Toll bilan non établi
  344. novembre 1941
    Tchatchersk · Biélorussie

    Town in eastern Polesia on the bank of the Sozh, Tchatchersk sees its Jewish population registered upon the arrival of troops, then led by families toward the pits dug at the edge of the town.

    Toll bilan non établi
  345. 1941-1944
    Biķernieki (Riga) · Lettonie

    Dans la forêt à l'est de Riga, les Einsatzgruppen fusillent les Juifs du ghetto de Riga puis ceux déportés d'Allemagne, d'Autriche et du Protectorat ; c'est le principal lieu d'exécution de Lettonie.

    Toll ~35 000
  346. Nov. 1941
    Minsk · Biélorussie

    Mass shooting.

    Toll ~12 000
  347. Nov. 1941
    Rovno · Ukraine

    In two days, nearly all the Jews of the city are shot in the Sosenki woods.

    Toll 17 500-21 000
  348. automne 1941
    Dzhankoy · Ukraine

    Railway hub in northern Crimea surrounded by Jewish agricultural colonies, Djankoï sees the inhabitants of the town and those of nearby farms gathered, all taken to the pits of the steppe.

    Toll bilan non établi
  349. nov. 1941
    Breslau · Allemagne

    The Jews of Breslau and Silesia are gathered in requisitioned houses, then embarked from a suburban station towards the ghettos of the east.

    Toll bilan non établi
  350. automne 1941
    Evpatoria · Ukraine

    Port on the western coast of Crimea where Jews and Karaites lived, Eupatoria sees its Jewish population registered then driven out of the city, the mobile units carrying out shootings near the salt works.

    Toll bilan non établi
  351. nov. 1941
    Brno · Tchéquie

    The Jews of Brno are gathered at the school on Merhautova Street then directed eastward; the first convoys from the city take the road to Minsk, the following ones that to Theresienstadt.

    Toll bilan non établi
  352. automne 1941
    Smarhon · Biélorussie

    A town of tanners and furriers northwest of Minsk, Smarhon saw its Jews registered, stripped of their goods, then taken in groups to pits in the surrounding area throughout the autumn and winter.

    Toll bilan non établi
  353. Nov. 1941
    Orcha · Biélorussie

    The Jews locked in the city's ghetto are shot on the periphery.

    Toll plusieurs centaines
  354. Nov. 1941
    Gomel · Biélorussie

    Jews remaining in the city are confined in three ghettos then shot.

    Toll ~4 000
  355. Nov. 1941
    Rovno (Sosenki) · Ukraine

    Mass shooting.

    Toll 17 500-21 000
  356. 3 novembre 1941
    Lazdijai · Lituanie

    The community of the town of Souvalkie, one of the last still living in the country, is shot in early winter in a wood in the vicinity; the operation closes the series of killings that the mobile unit has carried out district by district since summer.

    Toll plus d'un millier de morts
  357. 20 nov. 1941
    Munich · Allemagne

    The Jews of Munich are first regrouped in a camp of barracks north of the city, at Milbertshofen, then deported to the Baltic countries.

    Toll bilan non établi
  358. 24 nov. 1941 – mai 1945
    Theresienstadt · Tchéquie

    Presented as a retirement town for elderly Jews and decorated Reich members, the ghetto serves as an antechamber to extermination centers: approximately 155,000 people pass through, 33,000 die there and 88,000 are deported eastward.

    Toll ~33 000 morts sur place
  359. 30 nov. et 8 déc. 1941
    Rumbula (Riga) · Lettonie

    Mass shooting over two days.

    Toll ~25 000
  360. décembre 1941
    Liepāja · Lettonie

    The Jews of Liepāja are led to the sand dunes by the sea and shot over three days; photographs taken clandestinely by a German officer were found after the war.

    Toll bilan non établi
  361. décembre 1941
    Navahroudak · Biélorussie

    Former capital of the grand-dukes where the community had its renowned yeshiva, Navahroudak sees its Jews gathered in the courthouse square, sorted, and for the most part led to the ditches of the outlying areas.

    Toll bilan non établi
  362. décembre 1941
    Feodossia · Ukraine

    Former Caffa, where the community traced back to the time of Genoese trading posts, Feodossia sees its Jews summoned, stripped and shot at the edge of the town during the weeks preceding the landing.

    Toll bilan non établi
  363. Déc. 1941

    Mass shooting

    Toll ~2 800
  364. déc. 1941
    Compiègne · France

    The Compiègne camp, run by the German army, receives the rounded-up notables and supplies the first deportation convoy.

    Toll bilan non établi
  365. déc. 1941
    Turek · Pologne

    Town in the Warthegau whose Jewish population is sent as early as winter to the death camp at Chełmno.

    Toll bilan non établi
  366. déc. 1941
    Zgierz · Pologne

    Town near Łódź whose community is taken as early as winter to Chełmno.

    Toll bilan non établi
  367. déc. 1941
    Brunswick · Allemagne

    The Brunswick community is gathered and joined to convoys leaving Hanover for the Baltic countries; its property is sold at auction on the spot.

    Toll bilan non établi
  368. déc. 1941
    Koło · Pologne

    City on the Warta near Chełmno, whose community was among the first taken by gas truck.

    Toll bilan non établi
  369. Déc. 1941 – janv. 1942

    Mass shootings.

    Toll ~13 000
  370. hiver 1941
    Kalouga · Russie

    City on the Oka occupied a few weeks before the counteroffensive, Kalouga sees its Jews penned in a wooden district, robbed and employed in clearing; some are shot before the retreat.

    Toll bilan non établi
  371. 1941-1944
    Pechera (Transnistrie) · Ukraine

    Installed in a former castle above the Bug, the camp receives deportees from Bessarabia, Bukovina and the towns of Podolia; without food or medical care, they die of hunger, cold and typhus, and the detainees call it the loop of death.

    Toll ~10 000 morts
  372. décembre 1941
    Berezivka · Ukraine

    Deportees from Odessa and Bessarabia transported to the countryside of the province are shot in groups at the edges of the town, often by units of German settlers armed by the occupier; convoys succeed one another throughout the winter and part of the victims die of cold before reaching the mass graves.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de morts
  373. Déc. 1941
    Đakovo · Croatie

    Ustaše camp reserved for Jewish women and children, in the premises of a former mill; the survivors are transferred to Jasenovac in June 1942.

    Toll plusieurs centaines
  374. déc. 1941
    Konin · Pologne

    Town in the Warthegau whose Jews, already driven to neighbouring towns, are taken in the first convoys to Chełmno.

    Toll bilan non établi
  375. décembre 1941
    Lityn · Ukraine

    A district capital in Podolia, Lityn sees its Jewish population confined to a few houses then taken in several waves to the pits of the neighboring forest, over the winter and spring that follow.

    Toll bilan non établi
  376. Déc. 1941 – janv. 1942

    Mass shooting.

    Toll ~15 000
  377. Déc. 1941
    Simferopol · Ukraine

    Einsatzgruppe D shoots Jews and Krymchaks from the town and peninsula.

    Toll ~13 000
  378. 1-3 déc. 1941

    The Jews of Kertch shot in the anti-tank ditch of Bagerovo; the site is examined by a Soviet commission as early as January 1942.

    Toll ~2 500 Juifs
  379. 4 déc. 1941
    Horodenka · Ukraine

    Summoned for a supposed vaccination, the Jews of the city were locked in the synagogue without water or food, then taken in trucks to the Siemakivtsi forest and shot.

    Toll ~2 500 morts
  380. 8 déc. 1941
    Novogroudok · Biélorussie

    Mass shooting; survivors are confined to a work ghetto, from which part will escape through a tunnel in 1943.

    Toll ~5 000
  381. 8 déc. 1941 – 1945
    Chełmno · Pologne

    First extermination center (gas trucks).

    Toll 150 000-200 000 (jusqu'à 320 000 selon les estimations polonaises)
  382. 10 déc. 1941
    Karasubazar (Crimée) · Ukraine

    Les Juifs de la bourgade sont conduits à une fosse antichar creusée près du couvoir et fusillés.

    Toll 76
  383. 12 déc. 1941

    French Jews selected from the liberal professions are arrested at their homes and taken to Compiègne.

    Toll bilan non établi
  384. 13 déc. 1941
    Bakhtchyssaraï (Eski-Yurt, Crimée) · Ukraine

    Le Sonderkommando 11a fusille aux abords de l'ancienne capitale des khans une quarantaine de familles, krymtchakes pour la plupart ; les rapports allemands comptent quatre-vingt-dix victimes, les témoignages soviétiques deux cents.

    Toll ~90 à 200
  385. 15 déc. 1941
    Hanovre · Allemagne

    The Jews of Hanover, already driven from their homes and crowded into so-called Jewish houses, are deported to Riga.

    Toll bilan non établi
  386. 21 déc. 1941 – janv. 1942
    Bogdanovka (Transnistrie) · Ukraine

    Shootings and fires in the Bogdanovka camp.

    Toll 40 000-54 000
  387. 1942
    Rouen · France

    The Jews of Normandy are arrested and taken to Drancy.

    Toll bilan non établi
  388. 1942
    Dolina · Ukraine

    Small town of the Galician salt mines, Dolina saw its community confined to a few streets then emptied in several operations, part of it shot in nearby woods and the rest sent to the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  389. 1942
    Bratslav · Ukraine

    Town of Podolia placed under Romanian administration, Bratslav receives deportees from Bessarabia and Bukovina; typhus, hunger and forced labor claim part of the imprisoned.

    Toll bilan non établi
  390. 1942-1943
    Bizerte · Tunisie

    The men of the community are required to clear the port and arsenal under Allied bombardment; several are killed on the worksites.

    Toll bilan non établi
  391. 1942
    Chelm · Pologne

    The community of the old town, which Yiddish folklore had made proverbial, is deported by convoys to a nearby death center; the sick and elderly are shot on departure, and the last ghetto workers shot the following year.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de déportés
  392. 1942
    Solotwina · Ukraine

    A salt-mining town south of Galicia, Solotwina sees its Jewish population emptied in two operations, some shot at the edges of the town, others taken to the neighboring city.

    Toll bilan non établi
  393. 1942
    Chodorów · Ukraine

    A small sugar town in Galicia, Chodorów sees its Jews employed in the refinery then rounded up with families, convoys departing toward the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  394. 1942
    Middelbourg · Pays-Bas

    The small Jewish community of Middelburg and Zeeland is arrested and deported via Westerbork.

    Toll bilan non établi
  395. 1942
    Enschede · Pays-Bas

    The Jews of Enschede are arrested; part of the community goes into hiding with the help of the population.

    Toll bilan non établi
  396. 1942
    Achmiany · Biélorussie

    The Achmiany ghetto is emptied in several operations; part of its inhabitants is transferred to the large ghetto of the neighboring capital, the others are shot on the spot.

    Toll bilan non établi
  397. 1942
    Prague · Tchéquie

    The German administration gathers in Prague the ritual objects, books and archives of the destroyed communities of the Protectorate; Jewish conservators are tasked with cataloging them before being deported themselves.

    Toll bilan non établi
  398. 1942
    Sarajevo · Bosnie-Herzégovine

    Jews of Sarajevo remaining in the city after the first raids are regrouped then handed over to Ustaše camps and convoys to the east; the Sephardic community of Bosnia ceases to exist as a body.

    Toll bilan non établi
  399. 1942
    Pastavy · Biélorussie

    The community of Pastavy is shot at the edges of the town during the year; the craftsmen held for some time are killed in turn.

    Toll bilan non établi
  400. 1942
    Châteauroux · France

    The Jews sheltered in Indre are arrested and transported to the Paris region.

    Toll bilan non établi
  401. 1942
    Sokal · Ukraine

    The ghetto of the city on the Bug is emptied by successive convoys toward an extermination center; the last inhabitants, held for workshops, are shot in the spring following in a nearby forest.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de déportés
  402. 1942
    Zbaraż · Ukraine

    A fortified town in eastern Galicia, Zbaraż sees its community confined to a closed quarter, reduced by labor requisitions, then taken by convoys to the death camp, the sick being shot on the spot.

    Toll bilan non établi
  403. 1942
    Nimègue · Pays-Bas

    The Jewish community of Nimègue is arrested and deported via Westerbork.

    Toll bilan non établi
  404. 1942
    Troyes · France

    The Champagne community is arrested and taken to the city of la Muette.

    Toll bilan non établi
  405. 1942
    Kalush · Ukraine

    The community of the salt city is destroyed in several waves: shootings in a nearby wood, then convoys to a death center; the last inhabitants of the ghetto are shot down in autumn.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de morts
  406. 1942
    Nitra · Slovaquie

    A former episcopal city in western Slovakia, seat of a renowned talmudic school, Nitra sees its Jews registered then rounded up and handed over to convoys, part of the community remaining for a time protected by exemptions that would later be withdrawn.

    Toll bilan non établi
  407. printemps 1942
    Dokshytsy · Biélorussie

    The ghetto, where Jews from several towns in the district had been crammed, is liquidated in two days; the inhabitants are shot at the edge of open pits near the city and the quarter is then razed.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de morts
  408. 1942

    Provisional administrators are appointed to enterprises and assets inventoried the previous year; shops and workshops change hands in the cities of the protectorate.

    Toll bilan non établi
  409. 1942
    Żydaczów · Ukraine

    Town in the Dniestr valley, Żydaczów sees its community confined to a closed quarter, decimated by hunger and disease, then emptied by successive convoys.

    Toll bilan non établi
  410. 1942
    Wurtzbourg · Allemagne

    The Jews of Würzburg and villages of Lower Franconia, where rural Jewish presence was ancient, were gathered in a pavilion in the town and deported eastward.

    Toll bilan non établi
  411. 1942
    Bordeaux · France

    The Jews of the city are arrested in waves and interned at Mérignac camp before their departure.

    Toll bilan non établi
  412. 1942
    Volhynie et Polésie · Ukraine et Biélorussie

    Lutsk ~17,000, Kovel, Sarny ~14,000, Dubno, Kremenets, Mizotch, Pinsk ~17,000, Brest ~17,000, Baranovitchi.

    Toll ~150 000-200 000
  413. 1942
    Stropkov · Slovaquie

    A town in eastern Slovakia, seat of a Hasidic court, Stropkov sees its Jews gathered in the square and taken to transit camps, from where they are delivered to convoys.

    Toll bilan non établi
  414. 1942
    Trebišov · Slovaquie

    A town in the eastern plain, Trebišov saw its community assembled and driven to the country's transit camps, from which convoys departed in spring and summer.

    Toll bilan non établi
  415. 1942
    Avignon · France

    The ancient Comtat community is struck by arrests and deportations.

    Toll bilan non établi
  416. 1942

    The Jews of Starokostiantyniv and villages of southern Volhynia are assembled in a closed quarter, then led by convoys to the pits on the outskirts.

    Toll bilan non établi
  417. 1942
    Bardejov · Slovaquie

    A former merchant town in the Carpathians, Bardejov sees its Hasidic community rounded up in spring and taken to assembly camps, from which convoys depart eastward.

    Toll bilan non établi
  418. 1942

    The census of businesses leads to the appointment of provisional administrators; shops in Algiers, Oran and Constantine are sold at low prices to designated buyers.

    Toll bilan non établi
  419. 1942
    Prešov · Slovaquie

    City in eastern Slovakia, seat of an ancient community and its schools, Prešov sees its Jews registered, deprived of their property and trades, then rounded up and taken to assembly camps from which convoys depart.

    Toll bilan non établi
  420. 1942
    Nemyriv · Ukraine

    The community of Nemyriv, already destroyed at the time of the seventeenth-century massacres, is confined and then shot; the city figures among the places that Jewish memory names twice.

    Toll bilan non établi
  421. 1942
    Namur · Belgique

    The Jews of Namur and the province are arrested and taken to Malines; others are hidden in villages in the Meuse.

    Toll bilan non établi
  422. 1942
    Louninets · Biélorussie

    A town in Polesia on the railway line, Louninets sees its ghetto emptied during the summer; a few young people join the marsh detachments.

    Toll bilan non établi
  423. 1942
    Michalovce · Slovaquie

    A city in the eastern plain, Michalovce saw its community assembled and handed over to spring convoys, with families separated already at the transit camps.

    Toll bilan non établi
  424. 1942-1944
    Maly Trostenets (Minsk) · Biélorussie

    Extermination site near Minsk, mostly Jews.

    Toll 40 000-65 000
  425. 1942
    Maastricht · Pays-Bas

    Jewish families from Maastricht and Limbourg are arrested and taken to Westerbork; others cross the border or go into hiding.

    Toll bilan non établi
  426. été 1942
    Kosava · Biélorussie

    The inhabitants of the ghetto are led to a neighbouring estate and shot at the edge of ditches; the hamlet, burned in the same weeks, loses with them its wooden synagogue and workshops.

    Toll plus d'un millier de morts
  427. 1942-1943
    Giado (Libye) · Libye

    Internment camp for Jews of Cyrenaica; in Tunisia, forced labor.

    Toll ~560 morts
  428. 1942
    Gand · Belgique

    The small Jewish community of Gand is arrested and taken to Malines.

    Toll bilan non établi
  429. 1942
    Theresienstadt · Tchéquie

    The fortress city receives convoys from Bohemia, Moravia, the Reich and Austria; overcrowding, hunger and disease cause elderly residents to die there in large numbers, while the neighboring Small Fortress serves as Gestapo prison.

    Toll bilan non établi
  430. 1942
    Drenthe · Pays-Bas

    Jewish men from the Netherlands are sent to the labor camps of the Drenthe heath before being deported with their families.

    Toll bilan non établi
  431. été 1942
    Stowbtsy · Biélorussie

    The community of the city on the Niemen is shot in two waves, at the edge of pits dug in a nearby wood; young people who had dug a tunnel under a ghetto house escape and join the partisans of Naliboki forest.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de morts
  432. 1942
    Brno · Tchéquie

    The last convoys empty Brno of its Jewish inhabitants; communal property is seized and the great synagogue on Přízova street, the only one to survive, is converted into a warehouse.

    Toll bilan non établi
  433. 1942
    Charleroi · Belgique

    The Jews of the Charleroi basin are arrested and deported via Malines.

    Toll bilan non établi
  434. 1942
    Liège · Belgique

    Jewish families of Liège are arrested and transported to the Dossin barracks in Malines.

    Toll bilan non établi
  435. 1942
    Amersfoort · Pays-Bas

    Jews from the Netherlands are interned at Amersfoort camp before being handed over to Westerbork or Mauthausen.

    Toll bilan non établi
  436. 1942
    Bois-le-Duc · Pays-Bas

    The Jews of 's-Hertogenbosch and northern Brabant are arrested and transported to Westerbork.

    Toll bilan non établi
  437. 1942
    Assen · Pays-Bas

    The Jews of Assen, neighboring the Westerbork camp, are arrested and deported.

    Toll bilan non établi
  438. 1942
    Haarlem · Pays-Bas

    The Jewish community of Haarlem is arrested and deported via Westerbork.

    Toll bilan non établi
  439. 1942
    Hilversum · Pays-Bas

    Jewish families from Hilversum are arrested and transported to Westerbork.

    Toll bilan non établi
  440. 1942
    Montpellier · France

    Foreign Jews from Languedoc were arrested and assembled before their departure to the occupied zone.

    Toll bilan non établi
  441. 1942
    Tours · France

    The La Lande camp in Touraine gathers the Jews of the region before their transfer to Drancy.

    Toll bilan non établi
  442. 1942
    Nîmes · France

    The community of Gard is struck by arrests in the unoccupied zone.

    Toll bilan non établi
  443. 1942
    Poitiers · France

    The Poitou camp assembles Jews from the region before their transfer to Drancy.

    Toll bilan non établi
  444. 1942
    Angers · France

    The town provided the convoy that left directly for Upper Silesia without passing through Drancy.

    Toll bilan non établi
  445. 1942
    Rava-Ruska · Ukraine

    The city, a railway hub close to the region's killing center, sees its own community deported in two major roundups; between convoys, overcrowding and typhus claim as many lives in the ghetto as shootings do.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de déportés
  446. 1942
    Tyśmienica · Ukraine

    A former center of Galician fur trade, Tyśmienica saw its Jewish craftsmen employed then liquidated, the community being emptied in a few days to the neighboring city.

    Toll bilan non établi
  447. 1942
    Dziatlava · Biélorussie

    The Dziatlava ghetto is destroyed in two waves; groups of fugitives reach the Lipitchany forest and form one of the Jewish partisan detachments in the region.

    Toll bilan non établi
  448. 1942
    Turka · Ukraine

    Principal city of the wooded Carpathians, Turka sees Jews from surrounding villages flock to a closed quarter, before the entire population is directed to the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  449. 1942
    Iwie · Biélorussie

    The Jewish inhabitants of the town were gathered in the market square, sorted, then led to a nearby wood where the graves had been dug the day before.

    Toll bilan non établi
  450. 1942
    Izbica · Pologne

    The town serves as a lock between Western Europe and the killing centers of the region: convoys from the Reich, Austria and the protectorate dump thousands of people there who leave again a few days later toward the gas chambers. Those who remain too long are shot in the cemetery, on the hill overlooking the city.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de déportés
  451. 1942
    Balta · Ukraine

    Placed under Romanian administration, Balta receives convoys of deportees from Bessarabia and Bukovina; cold, hunger and typhus claim some of those confined over two winters.

    Toll bilan non établi
  452. 1942
    Vileïka · Biélorussie

    The Jews of Vileïka are confined then shot; the city also serves as a gathering place for the communities of the surrounding hamlets.

    Toll bilan non établi
  453. 1942
    Peczeniżyn · Ukraine

    A town in the Carpathian foothills, Peczeniżyn sees its Jews stripped and regrouped, part of them shot in the nearby forest and the rest taken to the departure points of the convoys.

    Toll bilan non établi
  454. 1942
    Bursztyn · Ukraine

    Town in the Dniestr valley, Bursztyn sees its Jewish families driven from their homes and regrouped before being taken to the neighboring city, from which convoys depart.

    Toll bilan non établi
  455. 1942
    Stovbtsy · Biélorussie

    Railroad junction town, Stovbtsy saw its community shot in stages; the survivors joined the Jewish units in the neighboring forests.

    Toll bilan non établi
  456. 1942
    Žilina · Slovaquie

    Town in the Váh valley, Žilina houses one of the camps where the Slovak State concentrates Jews rounded up throughout the country before handing them over: families sometimes wait weeks there, searched and stripped, before being loaded into convoys.

    Toll bilan non établi
  457. 1942
    Dijon · France

    The Burgundian community is arrested in waves and taken to Drancy.

    Toll bilan non établi
  458. 1942
    Kobryn · Biélorussie

    The two ghettos of Kobryn are liquidated a few months apart; the inhabitants are shot near the town or deported to an extermination center.

    Toll bilan non établi
  459. 1942
    Osijek · Croatie

    The Osijek community was forced to build a camp itself in the village of Tenja, where it was gathered with the Jews of Slavonia; the camp was emptied within a few months to Jasenovac and Auschwitz.

    Toll bilan non établi
  460. 1942
    Hrubieszów · Pologne

    The community was deported in two large round-ups to a death center in the region; between the two, the inhabitants remaining in the ghetto buried their dead in the cemetery and awaited the next convoy.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de déportés
  461. 1942
    Jablonow · Ukraine

    Mountain town at the foot of the Carpathians, Jablonow sees its community gathered then led on foot toward the neighboring small town, from which it is directed toward the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  462. 1942
    Zwolle · Pays-Bas

    The Jewish community of Zwolle is arrested and taken to Westerbork.

    Toll bilan non établi
  463. 1942-1944

    Principal killing center from 1942 to 1944, for Jews from all over Europe.

    Toll ~1 000 000 de Juifs
  464. 1942
    Medzilaborce · Slovaquie

    A town on the Carpathian border, Medzilaborce sees its community swept up in the spring, stripped of its possessions, then driven to assembly camps and convoys heading east.

    Toll bilan non établi
  465. 1942
    Amiens · France

    The Picardy community is arrested and taken toward the Paris region.

    Toll bilan non établi
  466. 1942
    Dresde · Allemagne

    The community of Dresden, reduced to persons married to non-Jewish spouses and forced laborers, is deported by successive convoys to the east and to Bohemia.

    Toll bilan non établi
  467. 1942
    Vaoukavysk · Biélorussie

    The Jews of the region were crowded into barracks dug into the earth at the town's edge, before being sent by convoy to an extermination centre.

    Toll bilan non établi
  468. 1942
    Zvenyhorodka · Ukraine

    The Jewish inhabitants of the town and neighboring hamlets are confined to a few streets, employed in road work, then shot when the ghetto is liquidated.

    Toll bilan non établi
  469. 1942
    Komarno · Ukraine

    Hasidic town of Eastern Galicia, Komarno sees its community gathered in front of the synagogue then taken to the nearby city, part of it being shot along the way.

    Toll bilan non établi
  470. 1942
    Orléans · France

    The Orleans community is arrested and taken to the camps of the Loiret.

    Toll bilan non établi
  471. 1942
    Reims · France

    The Jews of the city and of the Marne are arrested and taken to Drancy.

    Toll bilan non établi
  472. 1942
    Saint-Étienne · France

    The foreign Jews of the Loire are arrested and taken up to Drancy.

    Toll bilan non établi
  473. 1942
    Obertyn · Ukraine

    Town of Pokutie, Obertyn sees its Jews locked in a few houses then taken to the neighboring county seat, the elderly and the sick being shot before departure.

    Toll bilan non établi
  474. 1942
    Monasterzyska · Ukraine

    A town in eastern Galicia known for its fairs, Monasterzyska sees its Jewish population registered, stripped, then driven in stages toward the assembly points from which convoys depart.

    Toll bilan non établi
  475. 1942
    Chepetivka · Ukraine

    The open ghetto in the lower quarter of the town is liquidated in stages; the craftsmen retained for military workshops are shot in turn when the work ceases.

    Toll bilan non établi
  476. été 1942
    Lyakhavichy · Biélorussie

    The ghetto is liquidated during the summer; the inhabitants are shot on the outskirts of the city and the few workers retained for the workshops are killed in autumn, ending a Jewish presence of several centuries.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de morts
  477. 1942
    Wlodawa · Pologne

    The ghetto of the town on the Bug, a few leagues from a death center, is emptied in several roundups; its great brick synagogue, built in the previous century, remains standing alone in the middle of the emptied quarter.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de déportés
  478. 1942
    Nuremberg · Allemagne

    The Jews of Nuremberg and Franconia are gathered in a ballroom in the Langwasser district before being deported to Riga and then to Bohemia.

    Toll bilan non établi
  479. 1942
    Leipzig · Allemagne

    The Jews of Leipzig are gathered in a transit camp set up west of the city, then embarked toward the ghettos of Poland and toward Theresienstadt.

    Toll bilan non établi
  480. janv. 1942
    Plzeň · Tchéquie

    Three convoys carry away in a few days almost the entire Plzeň community to Theresienstadt; the city's great synagogue, one of the largest in Europe, is emptied of its faithful.

    Toll bilan non établi
  481. Janv. 1942
    Artemivsk · Ukraine

    The Jews of Bakhmout-Artemivsk are locked in the city's gypsum galleries, whose exits are sealed.

    Toll ~3 000
  482. janv. 1942
    Zaandam · Pays-Bas

    The Jewish families of Zaandam are forced to leave the city for Amsterdam.

    Toll bilan non établi
  483. Janv.-févr. 1942

    Camps of Transnistria: executions by local militia and Romanian gendarmes, deaths from hunger and cold.

    Toll dizaines de milliers
  484. Janv.-févr. 1942
    Akmechetka (Transnistrie) · Ukraine

    Famine camp set up in a former collective farm, where deportees deemed unfit are left to die.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  485. Janv.-févr. 1942

    Romanian camp of Transnistria: deportees died there of hunger, cold and by shooting.

    Toll des dizaines de milliers
  486. hiver 1942
    Kopaihorod · Ukraine

    Town on the left bank of the Dniestr transformed into a place of crowding, Kopaïhorod receives convoys of deportees abandoned in stables and attics; typhus carries away entire families.

    Toll bilan non établi
  487. 9 janv. 1942
    Khmilnyk · Ukraine

    In the depths of winter, the community of the spa town of Podolia was led to Zeleniy wood and shot; a second killing, a few days later, claimed those who had first been kept for labor.

    Toll ~6 800 morts
  488. 20 janv. 1942
    Wannsee (Berlin) · Allemagne

    Fifteen high-ranking Reich officials meet to coordinate the «final solution to the Jewish question»; the minutes enumerate eleven million European Jews.

    Toll
  489. 21-23 janv. 1942
    Novi Sad · Serbie

    ~800 Jews among ~3,300–4,000 victims of the Hungarian army.

    Toll ~800 Juifs
  490. Févr. 1942
    Lepel · Biélorussie

    The Lepel ghetto is liquidated and its inhabitants shot on the outskirts of the city.

    Toll bilan non établi
  491. février 1942
    Cherven · Biélorussie

    Town east of Minsk, Cherven sees its Jews confined in a few wooden houses in the heart of winter, then led to the roadside pits, the columns crossing the town before the eyes of residents.

    Toll bilan non établi
  492. 4 févr. 1942
    Rakov · Biélorussie

    The Jews of the ghetto are locked in the synagogue, which the Germans and their auxiliaries set on fire.

    Toll ~900
  493. 13 févr. 1942
    Sudak (Crimée) · Ukraine

    Un détachement du Sonderkommando 10b et une unité de police militaire fusillent, près de l'ancien sanatorium du district militaire de Leningrad, un groupe composé surtout de femmes et d'enfants.

    Toll 25
  494. 24 févr. 1942
    Şile (mer Noire) · Turquie

    Loaded with Jewish refugees who left Romania and were turned away from Palestine, the ship is held for ten weeks in Istanbul harbor, towed without power offshore and sunk by a torpedo; only one passenger survives.

    Toll 781 morts
  495. mars 1942
    Opole Lubelskie · Pologne

    Small town on the Vistula that became a place of confinement for thousands of expelled persons, whose entire population departed in spring toward Bełżec and Sobibór.

    Toll bilan non établi
  496. mars 1942
    Poprad · Slovaquie

    It is from Poprad station, at the foot of the High Tatras, that at the end of winter departs the first convoy organized by the Slovak State: young women gathered in a barracks in the town, who had been told of a few months of work, and who are taken to the death camp of Upper Silesia.

    Toll bilan non établi
  497. Printemps 1942

    Jews gassed in a truck; Serbia declared « judenfrei ».

    Toll ~6 300-7 000
  498. Mars-nov. 1942
    Slovaquie

    Deportations to Auschwitz and Lublin.

    Toll ~58 000 déportés
  499. Mars 1942 – juin 1943
    Bełżec · Pologne

    First centre of Operation Reinhard, in service from March to December 1942; the camp was subsequently razed and planted with trees.

    Toll 450 000-600 000
  500. Mars 1942 – 1943

    Bełżec (450,000–600,000), Sobibor (170,000–250,000), Treblinka (700,000–900,000). Liquidations of the ghettos of Lublin, Kraków, Lwów (~50,000), Radom, Kielce, Częstochowa, Tarnów, Rzeszów, Przemyśl, Zamość…

    Toll ~1 500 000-1 700 000
  501. mars 1942
    Piaski · Pologne

    Transit hamlet east of Lublin where Jews from the Reich were penned before spring convoys to Bełżec.

    Toll bilan non établi
  502. mars 1942
    Baranavitchy · Biélorussie

    The ghetto of Baranavitchy was emptied in several operations; a clandestine network smuggled weapons and young people out towards the forests of Naliboki.

    Toll bilan non établi
  503. Mars-avril 1942
    Lublin · Pologne

    First major liquidation of Operation Reinhard: the ghetto is emptied in weeks and its inhabitants sent to Bełżec.

    Toll ~30 000
  504. Mars 1942
    Rahachow · Biélorussie

    The ghetto established on the banks of the Dnieper is emptied in spring; its inhabitants are led out of the city in groups and shot.

    Toll plus de mille morts
  505. mars 1942
    Humenné · Slovaquie

    A town in eastern Slovakia, Humenné was among the first to be affected: the men and then the families were gathered at the end of winter and taken by convoys towards the death camp and towards the camps of the Lublin district.

    Toll bilan non établi
  506. 9 mars 1942
    Mielec · Pologne

    The town was the first in the General Government to be completely emptied of its Jews: gathered at dawn on the aerodrome, the inhabitants were directed by convoys towards towns in the Lublin region, the sick and the elderly shot on the spot.

    Toll ~4 500 déportés
  507. 20 mars 1942
    Rohatyn · Ukraine

    Gathered on the market square at dawn, the Jews of the town and neighboring villages are driven toward a trench dug on the outskirts of the locality and shot in the snow.

    Toll ~3 000 morts
  508. 27 mars 1942

    The first deportation train leaves Le Bourget station for Auschwitz.

    Toll bilan non établi
  509. avril 1942
    Włocławek · Pologne

    City on the Vistula annexed to the Reich, its community deported in spring to Chełmno.

    Toll bilan non établi
  510. avril 1942
    Sniatyn · Ukraine

    The Jews of the small town on the Prut are assembled in the square, the sick and elderly shot on the spot, and the others driven into wagons bound for a death center in the Lublin region.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de déportés
  511. avr. 1942
    České Budějovice · Tchéquie

    The Jews of České Budějovice and its region are gathered and then directed to Theresienstadt; the convoys from southern Bohemia follow within weeks those from western Bohemia.

    Toll bilan non établi
  512. avril 1942
    Jlobin · Biélorussie

    Railway town on the Dniepr, Jlobin sees its Jewish population forced into labor then exterminated in waves, columns led to the sandpits of the outskirts.

    Toll bilan non établi
  513. Avril et oct. 1942
    Zamość · Pologne

    Two actions empty the ghetto towards Bełżec; the region is then emptied of its population for German colonization.

    Toll ~10 000
  514. avril 1942
    Kraśnik · Pologne

    A town in the Lubelskie region whose Jews were gathered in spring and transported by convoy to Bełżec, a few retained at the nearby labor camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  515. 29 avr. 1942

    Every Jew in the Netherlands must wear the star sewn onto their clothes.

    Toll bilan non établi
  516. mai 1942
    Pabianice · Pologne

    Textile town at the gates of Łódź whose ghetto is emptied in spring toward the death camp at Chełmno.

    Toll bilan non établi
  517. mai 1942
    Turobin · Pologne

    A town in Lubelskie whose Jews are gathered in spring and sent to the Sobibór death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  518. printemps 1942
    Dokchytsy · Biélorussie

    A town in northern Polesia, Dokchytsy sees its ghetto surrounded in spring, its inhabitants led to graves dug apart, while a few young people escape toward detachments in the marshes.

    Toll bilan non établi
  519. mai 1942
    Bełżyce · Pologne

    Small town west of Lublin whose community is taken in spring to the death camp, the last shot on the spot the following year.

    Toll bilan non établi
  520. mai 1942
    Puławy · Pologne

    City on the upper Vistula whose Jews, expelled as early as the winter of the occupation to neighboring towns, are caught up in the spring convoys.

    Toll bilan non établi
  521. mai 1942
    Ozorków · Pologne

    Weaver town of the Warthegau whose Jews are led in spring to Chełmno.

    Toll bilan non établi
  522. Mai 1942 – oct. 1943
    Sobibór · Pologne

    Second centre of Operation Reinhard; it is closed after the revolt of detainees on 14 October 1943.

    Toll 170 000-250 000
  523. mai 1942
    Illintsi · Ukraine

    Town in the Vinnytsia region where Jews held the market and trades, Illintsi sees its community registered and then taken in groups to a nearby ravine, with shootings repeating throughout the spring.

    Toll bilan non établi
  524. mai 1942
    Krasnystaw · Pologne

    Small town on the Wieprz southeast of Lublin, whose community is gathered in spring and sent toward the Bełżec death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  525. mai 1942
    Lypovets · Ukraine

    District capital south of Kiev, Lypovets sees its Jews marked, subjected to forced labor then taken in columns toward the pits dug at the edge of the town.

    Toll bilan non établi
  526. 8 mai 1942
    Lida · Biélorussie

    Mass shooting at Borovka.

    Toll ≥5 670
  527. 10 mai 1942
    Radun · Biélorussie

    The small town had sheltered the yeshiva of the master of morality whom the Jewish world knew through his book on slander; the ghetto is liquidated in spring and the inhabitants shot in pits dug near the Jewish cemetery. A few young people escape the night before and join the forest partisans.

    Toll environ un millier de morts
  528. 21 mai 1942
    Korets · Ukraine

    The first action removes the largest part of the ghetto; when the survivors learn, at the end of summer, that their turn has come, they set their own houses ablaze and make for the forest.

    Toll ~2 000 morts
  529. 27 mai 1942

    Every Jew in Belgium must wear the star; several burgomasters refuse to distribute it.

    Toll bilan non établi
  530. juin 1942
    Slonim · Biélorussie

    After two prior actions, the ghetto of Slonim is liquidated in June; armed groups formed in the ghetto fire on the columns and part of the imprisoned reach the forests, where a partisan detachment is established.

    Toll bilan non établi
  531. juin 1942
    Jmerynka · Ukraine

    Railway town in Podolia that came under Romanian administration, Jmerynka receives in its ghetto the Jews of the region and those that convoys deposit there; hunger, typhus and roundups claim the weakest.

    Toll bilan non établi
  532. Juin et oct. 1942
    Cracovie · Pologne

    Two major actions empty most of the ghetto toward Bełżec; the remainder will be liquidated in March 1943.

    Toll ~11 000
  533. juin 1942
    Bielsko-Biała · Pologne

    Textile town in Silesia annexed to the Reich, whose community was deported in early summer towards Auschwitz.

    Toll bilan non établi
  534. juin 1942
    Miory · Biélorussie

    Small town in the lakes of northern Belarus, Miory sees its enclosed quarter liquidated in a day; those locked in attempt to break through the cordon and are shot in the flight.

    Toll bilan non établi
  535. juin 1942
    Olomouc · Tchéquie

    The Jews of Olomouc and Central Moravia were summoned and then taken to Theresienstadt; most left from there toward the ghettos and camps of the east.

    Toll bilan non établi
  536. juin 1942
    Braslav · Biélorussie

    The Jews of Braslav are led to a hill outside the town and shot; a second action, a few months later, completes the destruction of the community.

    Toll bilan non établi
  537. juin 1942
    Hloubokoïe · Biélorussie

    The Hlubokoe ghetto was liquidated after armed resistance lasting a few hours; the fighters fired from the attics before the buildings were set on fire.

    Toll bilan non établi
  538. été 1942
    Kalynivka · Ukraine

    A small garrison town north of Vinnytsia, Kalynivka saw Jews employed in military work shot once those works were completed, along with families remaining in the closed quarter.

    Toll bilan non établi
  539. Juin 1942
    Tarnów · Pologne

    The Jews of the town were gathered in the marketplace, some shot on the spot, the rest sent to Bełżec.

    Toll ~10 000
  540. juin 1942
    Olkusz · Pologne

    Mining city of the Zagłębie whose Jews, publicly humiliated in the first year of occupation, are deported in summer.

    Toll bilan non établi
  541. 3-5 juin 1942
    Braslaw · Biélorussie

    The ghetto of the lake town is encircled and emptied in three days; a few dozen young people manage to reach the forest and join the partisan detachments.

    Toll ~3 000 morts
  542. 22 juin 1942
    Ivianiets · Biélorussie

    The Jews employed in the garrison's weapons workshop steal rifles piece by piece and hide them; on the appointed day, they kill the guards, set fire to the buildings and force their way to the neighboring forest. Several hundred inhabitants thus leave the ghetto; those who remain are shot, but the escapees join the partisan detachments in the region.

    Toll plusieurs centaines de morts
  543. Juill. 1942 – 1944

    Vel' d'Hiv Roundup (July 16–17, 1942); ~76,000, ~25,000, and ~102,000 deported respectively.

    Toll ~203 000 déportés
  544. Juill.-août 1942
    Przemyśl · Pologne

    The ghetto is emptied toward Bełżec; the Wehrmacht commander who attempts to retain his Jewish workers is disavowed.

    Toll ~12 500
  545. Juill. 1942
    Rzeszów · Pologne

    The ghetto is emptied in three convoys to Bełżec, with shootings in the Głogów forest.

    Toll ~20 000
  546. Juill. 1942 – 1944

    Almost all Jews from the Netherlands passed through this camp before being sent to Auschwitz and Sobibór.

    Toll ~102 000 déportés
  547. juillet 1942
    Bereza · Biélorussie

    The Jews of Bereza, a town in Polesia, are shot in summer at the edges of the locality; a few young people reach the marshes.

    Toll bilan non établi
  548. juill. 1942
    Kolbuszowa · Pologne

    Town in the Sandomierz forest whose community is taken in summer to the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  549. Juill. 1942
    Sébastopol · Ukraine

    After the fall of the besieged city, the Jews still there are registered and then executed.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  550. Juill. 1942 – 1944

    Convoys leave from Drancy, Pithiviers and Beaune-la-Rolande towards Auschwitz; the roundup of the Vel' d'Hiv on 16-17 July 1942 is the best-known episode.

    Toll ~76 000 déportés
  551. juill. 1942
    Tarnobrzeg · Pologne

    A city on the lower San whose community, driven beyond the river in the first weeks of occupation, is caught up in the convoys of summer.

    Toll bilan non établi
  552. Juill. 1942 – août 1943
    Treblinka · Pologne

    The deadliest of the three centers of Operation Reinhard, where Jews from Warsaw and the entire district are brought.

    Toll 700 000-900 000
  553. juillet 1942
    Nesvij · Biélorussie

    The enclosed set fire to the ghetto and confront the guards with bladed weapons and pistols; a handful escape, the others are shot — one of the very first ghetto uprisings.

    Toll bilan non établi
  554. juill. 1942

    A town in Little Poland whose ghetto was emptied in summer, the population taken to Bełżec.

    Toll bilan non établi
  555. juill. 1942
    Dębica · Pologne

    City on the Wisłoka where Jews were gathered in summer and transported to Bełżec.

    Toll bilan non établi
  556. juill. 1942
    Nancy · France

    The Jews of the city are arrested, some warned in time managing to flee.

    Toll bilan non établi
  557. été 1942
    Tomachpil · Ukraine

    Town in eastern Podolia that became a place of crowding for deportees from Bukovina and Bessarabia, Tomachpil sees a population accumulate in a few streets decimated by disease and cold.

    Toll bilan non établi
  558. 1-15 juill. 1942
    Bakhtchyssaraï (camp de transit, Crimée) · Ukraine

    Au camp de transit de Bakhtchyssaraï, un détachement du SD trie et fusille les prisonniers de guerre juifs de l'Armée rouge capturés à Sébastopol, avec des réfugiés krymtchaks de la même ville.

    Toll 1 029 prisonniers de guerre et 18 réfugiés
  559. 11 juillet 1942
    Salonique · Grèce

    The Jewish men of the city are summoned to Liberty Square, humiliated for hours in the sun under blows, then recorded for forced labor in the region's worksites.

    Toll bilan non établi
  560. 12-13 juill. 1942
    Józefów · Pologne

    Reserve Police Battalion 101, composed of Hamburg reservists, shoots the community; the commander had offered his men the option to withdraw, a handful did so.

    Toll ~1 500
  561. 15 juill. 1942
    Westerbork · Pays-Bas

    The first deportation train leaves Westerbork camp for Auschwitz.

    Toll bilan non établi
  562. 16-17 juill. 1942

    French police arrest foreign Jewish families in Paris and confine them to the Vel' d'Hiv' before their transfer to the Loiret.

    Toll bilan non établi
  563. 18 juillet 1942
    Sharkawshchyna · Biélorussie

    Warned that the pits were ready, the ghetto inhabitants set fire to their own houses and rush en masse at the fences; most are caught in the fields and shot, but a few dozen reach the marshes and survive the war. It is one of the first collective escapes from a ghetto in Eastern Europe.

    Toll plusieurs centaines de morts
  564. 21 juil. 1942
    Kletsk · Biélorussie

    At the same time as the neighboring town, the ghetto rose up and burned; the survivors who reached the marshes formed one of the first nuclei of Jewish fighters in the region.

    Toll ~4 000 morts
  565. 21-22 juil. 1942
    Nesvizh · Biélorussie

    Warned that the announced selection will be the last, the Jews of the ghetto refuse to leave, set fire to houses and oppose makeshift weapons to the forces investing the quarter; part reaches the forest, the rest perishes in combat or in the pits.

    Toll ~4 000 morts
  566. 22 juill. – 21 sept. 1942
    Varsovie · Pologne

    ~265,000 deported to Treblinka, ~10,000 killed on site

    Toll ~275 000
  567. 28-31 juill. 1942
    Minsk · Biélorussie

    Four days of roundups and shootings in the ghetto; some of the victims were killed by gas trucks.

    Toll ~10 000
  568. Août-nov. 1942
    Rivesaltes · France

    The internment camp of the Eastern Pyrenees serves as a gathering center for the southern zone: Jewish families are sorted there then sent to Drancy, from which convoys depart for Auschwitz.

    Toll ~2 300 déportés
  569. Août 1942
    Stavropol · Russie

    Local Jews and refugees who had arrived from Ukraine are murdered by Sonderkommando 10b, partly in the gas truck.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  570. août 1942
    Wieluń · Pologne

    Town destroyed by bombs on the first day of the war, its Jews deported in summer to Chełmno.

    Toll bilan non établi
  571. 1942-1943
    Skalat · Ukraine

    The ghetto of the Galician town is emptied by repeated actions; the last inhabitants are held in a labor camp, then shot when it is closed.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de morts
  572. août 1942
    Zduńska Wola · Pologne

    The ghetto of the textile city is emptied in a few days: inhabitants are gathered at the cemetery, sorted, then sent mostly to a killing center, a minority being transferred to the large neighboring ghetto to work there.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de déportés
  573. Août 1942
    Nowy Sącz · Pologne

    The ghetto is emptied toward Bełżec in three convoys, after shootings at the Jewish cemetery.

    Toll ~16 000
  574. août 1942
    Berezne · Ukraine

    The community, swelled by Jews rounded up in the surrounding villages, was annihilated during the summer by pits dug near the city; craftsmen retained for the occupier's workshops were shot a few weeks later.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de morts
  575. été 1942
    Mourafa · Ukraine

    Town of Podolia under Romanian administration, Mourafa becomes a place of relegation for deportees from Bukovina; clandestine aid from Bucharest enables part of the enclosed to survive the winter.

    Toll bilan non établi
  576. août 1942
    Limanowa · Pologne

    Town in the Beskides whose Jews were gathered in summer and taken to Bełżec, others shot in the nearby forest.

    Toll bilan non établi
  577. Août 1942
    Radom · Pologne

    The ghetto is emptied in two successive actions, its inhabitants sent to Treblinka.

    Toll ~30 000
  578. août 1942
    Łosice · Pologne

    A small town in eastern Podlachie whose Jews were led at the end of summer to Treblinka.

    Toll bilan non établi
  579. 1942-1943
    Chortkiv · Ukraine

    The ghetto of the city in Galician Podolia is emptied through successive operations, its inhabitants sent to the death camp in the Lublin region or shot on the spot; the final operation leaves only hideouts and those who fled.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de morts
  580. août 1942
    Nowy Targ · Pologne

    Capital of the mountainous Podhale, whose community is taken in summer to the Bełżec killing camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  581. août 1942
    Wieliczka · Pologne

    City of salt mines at the gates of Cracow, whose community is gathered in summer and transported to Bełżec.

    Toll bilan non établi
  582. août 1942
    Noé et Récébédou · France

    The two Toulouse camps hand over their Jewish internees to convoys heading up toward Drancy.

    Toll bilan non établi
  583. Août-sept. 1942
    Armavir · Russie

    Après la prise de la ville, plusieurs opérations de mise à mort se succèdent à Armavir et alentour ; la première vide l'orphelinat de ses pensionnaires juifs et de ceux qui les gardaient.

    Toll 526
  584. Août 1942
    Kovel · Ukraine

    The two ghettos of the city are emptied within a few weeks; the inscriptions left by the victims in the synagogue have been preserved.

    Toll ~13 000
  585. Août 1942
    Kielce · Pologne

    The ghetto is liquidated in a few days, its inhabitants deported to Treblinka.

    Toll ~21 000
  586. août 1942
    Les Milles · France

    The former tile factory of the Bouches-du-Rhône serves as a gathering center for convoys leaving the unoccupied zone.

    Toll bilan non établi
  587. août 1942
    Sieradz · Pologne

    A town on the Warta whose community is taken away in late summer to Chełmno.

    Toll bilan non établi
  588. août 1942
    Gorlice · Pologne

    Oil-producing town in the Carpathians whose community is led in summer to the Bełżec extermination camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  589. Août 1942
    Trochenbrod (Zofjówka) · Ukraine

    Le seul bourg entièrement juif de Volhynie, fondé au XIXᵉ siècle, est vidé et ses habitants fusillés dans les fosses voisines ; le village disparaît de la carte.

    Toll ~4 500
  590. Août 1942
    Sarny · Ukraine

    The Jews of the town and nearby hamlets, assembled in a camp, are shot in two days; some attempt to break through the barbed wire.

    Toll ~14 000
  591. Août 1942
    Boryslav · Ukraine

    The Jews of the oil city were deported to Bełżec or shot at Bronica.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  592. Août 1942
    Loutsk · Ukraine

    The ghetto was liquidated, its inhabitants shot on Polanka hill.

    Toll ~17 000
  593. Août 1942
    Kremenets · Ukraine

    The ghetto is liquidated in two weeks; its inhabitants set it on fire rather than leave.

    Toll ~15 000
  594. été 1942
    Volojyn · Biélorussie

    A town whose yeshiva had made it the center of Lithuanian Talmudic study, Volozhin saw its Jewish population confined, employed in forced labor, then shot in waves in the neighboring fields.

    Toll bilan non établi
  595. août 1942
    Septfonds · France

    The camp of Tarn-et-Garonne delivers its Jewish internees to the convoy heading to Drancy.

    Toll bilan non établi
  596. août 1942
    Anvers · Belgique

    German police, aided by local police, round up Jewish families from Antwerp to the Malines barracks.

    Toll bilan non établi
  597. été 1942
    Yeisk · Russie

    Port of the Sea of Azov occupied during the advance toward the Caucasus, Yeïsk sees the Jewish residents of an orphanage evacuated and loaded into gas trucks, and the Jewish population of the city shot down in the days that follow.

    Toll bilan non établi
  598. août 1942
    Zagreb · Croatie

    The Ustaše authorities hand over to the Germans the Jews still detained in their camps and those arrested in Zagreb; convoys depart from the Croatian capital to Auschwitz during the summer.

    Toll bilan non établi
  599. août 1942
    Stuttgart · Allemagne

    The elderly Jews of Württemberg are gathered at Killesberg castle in Stuttgart and directed to the fortress of Theresienstadt in Bohemia.

    Toll bilan non établi
  600. août 1942
    Kostopil · Ukraine

    The ghetto, one of the most populated in the forest region, was liquidated in two days; the inhabitants were led to pits near the station and shot by a security detachment assisted by the Ukrainian auxiliary police.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de morts
  601. Août 1942
    Krasnodar · Russie

    Sonderkommando 10a uses gas vans against the Jews of the town and the patients in its hospitals.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  602. août 1942
    Le Vernet d'Ariège · France

    The Ariège camp, opened for Spanish Republicans, delivers its Jewish internees to the convoys of summer.

    Toll bilan non établi
  603. Août 1942
    Lwów · Ukraine

    The great action of August empties the ghetto toward Bełżec in three weeks.

    Toll ~50 000
  604. août 1942
    Bochnia · Pologne

    Town of the salt mines of Little Poland whose ghetto, emptied a first time at the end of summer, is completed the following year.

    Toll bilan non établi
  605. Août 1942 – 1944
    Malines (Belgique) · Belgique

    The Dossin barracks serves as a transit camp for Belgian convoys to Auschwitz.

    Toll ~25 000 déportés
  606. août 1942
    Jasło · Pologne

    Town in the Lower Carpathians whose Jews were taken in summer towards Bełżec, some shot in the nearby woods.

    Toll bilan non établi
  607. août 1942
    Nexon · France

    The Haute-Vienne camp gathers foreign Jews from Limousin before their movement toward the occupied zone.

    Toll bilan non établi
  608. août 1942
    Krosno · Pologne

    Town in the Carpathian foothills whose ghetto is emptied in summer, part of the population shot on the spot.

    Toll bilan non établi
  609. Août 1942
    Siedlce · Pologne

    The ghetto is emptied towards Treblinka after a gathering of several days in a meadow.

    Toll ~10 000
  610. août 1942
    Amsterdam · Pays-Bas

    Amsterdam police arrested Jewish families at their homes, neighborhood by neighborhood, for Westerbork.

    Toll bilan non établi
  611. août 1942
    Bulgarie

    A special commissariat is created to implement anti-Jewish measures; it prepares with a German envoy the agreement providing for the deportation of Jews from occupied territories and then from those of the kingdom.

    Toll bilan non établi
  612. août 1942

    Mining town in the Zagłębie whose community is gathered in summer and deported to Auschwitz.

    Toll bilan non établi
  613. Août 1942
    Drohobycz · Ukraine

    Major actions of summer, with deportations to Bełżec and shootings in Bronica forest.

    Toll ~10 000
  614. Août 1942
    Otwock · Pologne

    The ghetto of the spa town is emptied towards Treblinka, hundreds of people shot in the streets.

    Toll ~8 000
  615. 6 août 1942
    Dzyatlava · Biélorussie

    The ghetto, which sheltered a clandestine network supplying arms to the forests, is liquidated in a single day; several hundred inhabitants escape and swell the partisan detachments of the Lipiczany forest.

    Toll ~3 000 morts
  616. 11-12 août 1942

    The largest mass shooting of Jews on the territory of present-day Russia.

    Toll ~15 000-16 000 Juifs (site : ~27 000 victimes)
  617. 13 août 1942
    Mir · Biélorussie

    Mass shooting at Mir castle; part of the ghetto had escaped on August 9, warned by Oswald Rufeisen.

    Toll ~2 900 au total pour la ville
  618. 19 août 1942
    Bar · Ukraine

    The community of the old fortress in Podolia is led to the Kamianyi Maidan wood and shot; some craftsmen, retained for the workshops, will be killed in turn in autumn.

    Toll ~3 000 morts
  619. 26 août 1942
    Limoges · France

    Foreign Jews taking refuge in the city are arrested and gathered at Nexon.

    Toll bilan non établi
  620. 26 août 1942

    French police arrest foreign Jews throughout the unoccupied zone and hand them over to German authorities, who were not present there.

    Toll ~6 500 arrêtés
  621. 26 août 1942
    Dubrovytsia · Ukraine

    The ghetto of the Polesie town is surrounded at dawn; the inhabitants are led in columns to open pits on the edge of the city and shot during the day. A few families hide in the marshes and later join the partisans.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de morts
  622. 26 août 1942

    Foreign Jews from Auvergne are arrested and transported to Drancy.

    Toll bilan non établi
  623. 26 août 1942
    Lyon · France

    The foreign Jews of the city are arrested at dawn and directed towards Vénissieux.

    Toll bilan non établi
  624. 26 août 1942
    Toulouse · France

    French police arrest foreign Jews in the town and take them to camps in the region.

    Toll bilan non établi
  625. sept. 1942
    Szydłowiec · Pologne

    Quarrying town in Świętokrzyskie, almost entirely Jewish, whose population is taken in autumn to Treblinka.

    Toll bilan non établi
  626. sept. 1942
    Garwolin · Pologne

    A town southeast of Warsaw whose Jewish population was taken in autumn to Treblinka.

    Toll bilan non établi
  627. sept. 1942
    Jędrzejów · Pologne

    Abbatial town in the Radom district whose ghetto is emptied in autumn towards Treblinka.

    Toll bilan non établi
  628. sept. 1942
    Węgrów · Pologne

    Town in Podlachie whose ghetto is emptied in autumn, the population taken to nearby Treblinka.

    Toll bilan non établi
  629. septembre 1942
    Horokhiv · Ukraine

    The ghetto of Horokhiv is liquidated; the Jews of the town and neighboring hamlets are shot at the edge of a wood.

    Toll bilan non établi
  630. Sept. 1942
    Kislovodsk · Russie

    Summoned for an alleged resettlement, the Jews of Kislovodsk and neighboring spa towns are taken by train to an anti-tank ditch near Mineralnye Vody and murdered.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  631. sept. 1942
    Zwoleń · Pologne

    Town in the Radom district whose Jews, joined by those from neighboring villages, are taken in autumn toward Treblinka.

    Toll bilan non établi
  632. sept. 1942

    A town in Podlachie near the killing center, whose community is led there in the autumn.

    Toll bilan non établi
  633. sept. 1942
    Miechów · Pologne

    City north of Cracow whose Jewish population is transported in autumn to Bełżec.

    Toll bilan non établi
  634. Sept. 1942
    Brody · Ukraine

    The ghetto inhabitants are deported to Bełżec or shot on the spot.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  635. sept. 1942
    Włoszczowa · Pologne

    Borough of Kielecczyzna whose Jewish population is transported in autumn to the extermination camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  636. sept. 1942
    Kozienice · Pologne

    Hasidic village of the Vistula whose community was taken in the autumn to the killing camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  637. Sept. 1942
    Kolomyia · Ukraine

    The ghetto is emptied towards Bełżec; one convoy remains blocked for several days, most of the deported die before arrival.

    Toll ~18 000
  638. Sept.-oct. 1942
    Częstochowa · Pologne

    The ghetto is emptied during the autumn holidays, the population sent to Treblinka.

    Toll ~40 000
  639. automne 1942
    Stoubtsy · Biélorussie

    A town on the Niemen where the border once passed, Stoubtsy sees its closed quarter emptied by an autumn roundup, the inhabitants led to the river's edge and shot down, some making their way to the woods.

    Toll bilan non établi
  640. septembre 1942
    Derajnia · Ukraine

    The Jews of Derajnia, a Podolia town near the railway, are shot in an action carried out the same autumn as those in neighboring localities.

    Toll bilan non établi
  641. automne 1942
    Yampil · Ukraine

    Border town on the left bank of the Dniester, Yampil saw Jews from the locality and deportees from Bukovina mingling in its ghetto, under the guard of the gendarmerie and in the utmost destitution.

    Toll bilan non établi
  642. Sept. 1942
    Stryj · Ukraine

    The ghetto is emptied by successive convoys to Bełżec.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  643. sept. 1942
    Biała Podlaska · Pologne

    Chief town of southern Podlachie, whose ghetto is emptied in autumn and its population sent to the Treblinka death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  644. sept. 1942
    Sanok · Pologne

    City on the San, at the gates of the Carpathians, whose ghetto was emptied in autumn toward Bełżec, part of it shot on the spot.

    Toll bilan non établi
  645. septembre 1942
    Letytchiv · Ukraine

    The ghetto of Letytchiv is liquidated; its inhabitants are led out of town and executed at the edge of pits prepared the day before.

    Toll bilan non établi
  646. septembre 1942
    Bolekhiv · Ukraine

    The roundup of the small town in Eastern Galicia takes place over several days, house by house; those who do not leave in the wagons are shot in the cemetery or in courtyards. The account of these days, reconstructed long afterward by the descendants of a vanished family, made the town known well beyond the region.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de morts
  647. sept. 1942
    Brzesko · Pologne

    A small town between Kraków and Tarnów whose Jews are assembled in autumn and taken to the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  648. automne 1942
    Borszczow · Ukraine

    The Jews of Borszczow and the villages of Galician Podolia are confined to a few streets, where typhus and hunger take their toll before roundups carry the inhabitants to mass graves and trains.

    Toll bilan non établi
  649. sept. 1942
    Bruxelles · Belgique

    The Jewish quarters of Brussels are sealed at night and their inhabitants led to Malines.

    Toll bilan non établi
  650. sept. 1942
    Lille · France

    Northern France and Pas-de-Calais, placed under Belgian command, see their Jews arrested and deported by Belgium.

    Toll bilan non établi
  651. 1er-3 sept. 1942
    Volodymyr-Volynskyi · Ukraine

    The ghetto of one of the oldest towns in Volhynia is emptied in three days, its inhabitants taken by trucks to the outskirts and shot; a few hundred people hide in shelters dug beneath the houses.

    Toll ~11 000 morts
  652. 3 sept. 1942
    Lakhva · Biélorussie

    Warned that the pits were being dug, the ghetto rises with axe and fire, breaks through the barricade and throws its inhabitants toward the Polesie marshes; most are caught, a few hundred survive and fight.

    Toll ~2 000 morts
  653. 9 septembre 1942
    Kurenets · Biélorussie

    The ghetto inhabitants are gathered in the square then shot at the edge of pits dug at the edge of the town; part of the youth had fled in the preceding weeks to the forests of Naliboki, where they fought in partisan detachments.

    Toll environ un millier de morts
  654. 11 sept. 1942
    Stolin · Biélorussie

    The Jews of the city and the towns of Polesie gathered there are led to the place called Stasino and shot at the edge of pits dug in the pine forest.

    Toll ~7 000 morts
  655. 24 sept. 1942
    Tuchyn · Ukraine

    Warned of the liquidation, the Jews of the town set fire to the ghetto and force the gate; about two thousand people reach the woods, most are hunted down in the following weeks, a few dozen survive.

    Toll ~2 000 morts
  656. 28 sept. 1942
    Tcherkessk · Russie

    Les Juifs de la ville, occupée depuis le début d'août, sont asphyxiés dans des camions à gaz aux abords de l'agglomération.

    Toll inconnu
  657. oct. 1942
    Radzyń Podlaski · Pologne

    Town of Podlachie whose ghetto was liquidated in the autumn, the population taken to Treblinka.

    Toll bilan non établi
  658. oct. 1942
    Rotterdam · Pays-Bas

    The Jews of Rotterdam are arrested and taken to Westerbork.

    Toll bilan non établi
  659. oct. 1942
    Przysucha · Pologne

    Hassidic town in the Radom district whose community is taken in autumn toward the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  660. oct. 1942

    A textile town on the Pilica whose ghetto, one of the most populated in the district, was emptied in autumn toward Treblinka.

    Toll bilan non établi
  661. oct. 1942
    Busko-Zdrój · Pologne

    Spa town in the Kielecczyzna region whose Jews are assembled in autumn and taken to Treblinka.

    Toll bilan non établi
  662. oct. 1942
    Chmielnik · Pologne

    Town of Kielecczyzna whose population was largely Jewish, taken in autumn toward Treblinka.

    Toll bilan non établi
  663. oct. 1942
    Ostrów Lubelski · Pologne

    Town in the wooded borderlands of Lubelskie, whose Jewish population is led in autumn to the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  664. oct. 1942
    Parczew · Pologne

    Township of the forest borderlands of Lubelskie, whose Jews are taken in autumn toward Treblinka, part gaining the woods of Parczew.

    Toll bilan non établi
  665. oct. 1942

    City of armament factories whose Jewish population is deported in autumn, part retained at the labor camp of the powder mills.

    Toll bilan non établi
  666. oct. 1942
    Lubartów · Pologne

    Town north of Lublin whose community, swollen by those expelled from the west, is sent in autumn to the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  667. oct. 1942
    Wołomin · Pologne

    Town in the eastern suburb of Warsaw whose Jews are led in autumn to Treblinka.

    Toll bilan non établi
  668. octobre 1942
    Dubno · Ukraine

    The Jews of Dubno are shot at the outskirts of the city; the testimony of a German engineer present at the scene, read at the Nuremberg trial, is among the most cited accounts of the Holocaust by bullets.

    Toll bilan non établi
  669. Oct. 1942
    Doubno · Ukraine

    The last inhabitants of the ghetto are shot in pits on the periphery.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  670. octobre 1942
    Liouboml · Ukraine

    The community of Liouboml, one of the oldest in Volhynia, is shot in autumn; its great stone synagogue is left in ruins.

    Toll bilan non établi
  671. oct. 1942
    Starachowice · Pologne

    Metallurgical city in Świętokrzyskie, where Jews are deported in autumn to Treblinka, with a few kept for factory work.

    Toll bilan non établi
  672. oct. 1942
    Iłża · Pologne

    Small town in the Świętokrzyskie region whose Jewish population is transported in autumn to the extermination camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  673. oct. 1942
    La Haye · Pays-Bas

    The Jewish community of The Hague is arrested and then transported to Westerbork.

    Toll bilan non établi
  674. oct. 1942

    City near the Galician border whose Jews are led in autumn to the death camp of Bełżec, nearby.

    Toll bilan non établi
  675. Oct. 1942
    Łuków · Pologne

    The ghetto is emptied toward Treblinka in two actions, with shootings at the cemetery.

    Toll ~10 000
  676. oct. 1942

    Steel city in the Radom district whose ghetto is emptied in autumn, the population led to Treblinka.

    Toll bilan non établi
  677. automne 1942
    Podhajce · Ukraine

    The closed quarter of Podhajce, where Jews from neighboring villages had been crowded together, is emptied by successive raids: part of it is shot on the spot in the cemetery, the other sent to the extermination camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  678. octobre 1942
    Ostroh · Ukraine

    A former center of study in Volhynia, Ostroh sees its community shot in several actions; its yeshiva and Hebrew printing houses disappear with it.

    Toll bilan non établi
  679. octobre 1942
    Szczebrzeszyn · Pologne

    For several days, the small town is the scene of a street-by-street hunt, fugitives shot down in courtyards and on doorsteps. The hospital doctor keeps his journal hour by hour and records what he sees from his window: this testimony, published after the war, is one of the most precise accounts of a liquidation witnessed from inside a town.

    Toll plusieurs centaines de morts
  680. octobre 1942
    Radyvyliv · Ukraine

    At the announcement of liquidation, part of the inhabitants break through the fences and scatter into the fields; most are recaptured and shot with the others at the edge of the pits, but a handful reaches the woods and survives until liberation.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de morts
  681. octobre-novembre 1942
    Pinsk · Biélorussie

    One of the largest ghettos in Polesie is liquidated in a matter of days; the columns are led to pits dug on the outskirts of the city, and the last craftsmen are killed shortly after.

    Toll bilan non établi
  682. oct. 1942
    Pińczów · Pologne

    City on the Nida whose community, ancient and learned, is led in autumn to the extermination camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  683. oct. 1942
    Janów Lubelski · Pologne

    Small town in the south of the district, emptied in autumn, its population taken to the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  684. oct. 1942
    Kock · Pologne

    Village of Podlachia, seat of a famous Hassidic dynasty, whose community was taken in autumn to Treblinka.

    Toll bilan non établi
  685. octobre 1942
    Zdolbouniv · Ukraine

    Railway junction in Volhynia where the community lived from workshops and commerce, Zdolbouniv sees its enclosed quarter surrounded at dawn, its inhabitants led to pits prepared at the city's edge.

    Toll bilan non établi
  686. Oct. 1942

    The ghetto opened in October 1939 is emptied toward Treblinka.

    Toll ~22 000
  687. oct. 1942
    Opoczno · Pologne

    Town on the Pilica whose ghetto is emptied in autumn and its population transported to Treblinka.

    Toll bilan non établi
  688. Oct. 1942

    Crossroads town for deportations from the Lublin district, emptied by successive actions towards Treblinka.

    Toll ~11 000
  689. oct. 1942
    Utrecht · Pays-Bas

    Jewish families from Utrecht are assembled and deported via Westerbork.

    Toll bilan non établi
  690. 1er octobre 1942
    Liuboml · Ukraine

    The community of the old town of Volhynia, whose fortified synagogue had dominated the square for centuries, is shot in a single day in open pits outside the town; the columns cross the town under the eyes of the inhabitants.

    Toll environ quatre mille morts
  691. 9-10 oct. 1942
    Ieïsk · Russie

    Jewish children evacuated from Simferopol and housed at the Ieysk orphanage are taken away in a gas truck.

    Toll 214 enfants
  692. 14 oct. 1942
    Mizotch · Ukraine

    The inhabitants of the ghetto attempt to resist then are shot in a ravine; the scene was photographed.

    Toll ~1 700
  693. 15-18 oct. 1942
    Brest (Bronnaïa Gora) · Biélorussie

    Ghetto inhabitants taken by train and shot in the pits of Bronnaïa Gora.

    Toll ~17 000
  694. 23 octobre 1942
    Ashmyany · Biélorussie

    The occupier demands that the chief of the Vilna ghetto himself deliver part of the population of the neighbouring ghetto; after discussion, the Jewish police designate elderly women and hand them over to the shooters, in the name of the calculation that a smaller number would save the others. The case was debated by survivors and remains one of the harshest dilemmas posed by the forced organization of ghettos.

    Toll environ quatre cents morts
  695. nov. 1942
    Sokółka · Pologne

    Town north of Białystok whose ghetto was emptied in autumn towards Treblinka.

    Toll bilan non établi
  696. Nov. 1942

    Deportation to Auschwitz.

    Toll ~770 déportés
  697. Nov. 1942
    Buczacz · Ukraine

    The Jews of the town are shot on Fedor hill in successive waves, until spring 1943.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  698. nov. 1942
    Krynki · Pologne

    Town of tanners near the border, whose Jewish population is taken in autumn to Treblinka.

    Toll bilan non établi
  699. nov. 1942
    Augustów · Pologne

    City of the lakes of Suwalszczyzna whose Jews are gathered in autumn and deported.

    Toll bilan non établi
  700. Nov. 1942 – mai 1943
    Tunisie

    Forced labor camps, collective fines, wearing of the badge, deportation of some of the notables.

    Toll ~5 000 hommes envoyés en camps de travail
  701. novembre 1942
    Kamin-Kashyrskyi · Ukraine

    The community of the small town in the marshes, one of the oldest in Polesia, is annihilated at the beginning of winter; the inhabitants are led out of the town and shot, and the last artisans killed shortly after in the courtyard of their workshop.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de morts
  702. nov. 1942
    Biłgoraj · Pologne

    Forest town in southern Lubelskie, whose Hasidic community was transported in autumn towards Bełżec.

    Toll bilan non établi
  703. nov. 1942
    Grajewo · Pologne

    City on the Biebrza from which the community is led in autumn to the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  704. nov. 1942
    Ciechanowiec · Pologne

    Town on the Bug from which Jews are deported in autumn to the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  705. automne 1942
    Trembowla · Ukraine

    An ancient city in Galicia dominated by the ruins of its fortress, Trembowla sees its community penned up then carried off by autumn and winter roundups, the sick and elderly being shot on the spot.

    Toll bilan non établi
  706. nov. 1942
    Płońsk · Pologne

    Town in northern Mazovia whose ghetto, one of the last in the region, was emptied in autumn towards Auschwitz.

    Toll bilan non établi
  707. Nov.-déc. 1942
    Nalchik · Russie

    Les Juifs ashkénazes de Nalchik, pour beaucoup des évacués, sont fusillés dans une fosse antichar à trois kilomètres de la ville, près de l'aérodrome militaire ; les Juifs des montagnes, que leurs voisins et un conseil local disent tats et non juifs, échappent à l'extermination avant la libération de la ville.

    Toll ~600 à 1 000
  708. nov. 1942
    Bielsk Podlaski · Pologne

    Town of Podlachie whose community is gathered in autumn and deported to Treblinka.

    Toll bilan non établi
  709. nov. 1942
    Ciechanów · Pologne

    Administrative center of Masovia annexed to the Reich, whose community is deported in autumn to Auschwitz.

    Toll bilan non établi
  710. nov. 1942
    Groningue · Pays-Bas

    The Jewish community of Groningen is arrested and driven to Westerbork camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  711. nov. 1942
    Knyszyn · Pologne

    Town in Podlachia where Jews are led in autumn to the extermination camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  712. Nov. 1942 – mars 1943
    Grodno · Biélorussie

    The two ghettos of the town are emptied by successive convoys to Treblinka and Auschwitz, after transit through the Kiełbasin camp.

    Toll ~25 000 déportés
  713. novembre 1942
    Lomza · Pologne

    The community of the city on the Narew, whose yeshiva had spread as far as the Holy Land, is driven from the ghetto in early winter and led to the neighboring transit camp, from which convoys depart toward an extermination center.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de déportés
  714. nov. 1942

    City of Mazovia annexed whose Jews are gathered in autumn and deported toward Auschwitz.

    Toll bilan non établi
  715. nov. 1942
    Końskie · Pologne

    Town in the district of Radom whose community is led in autumn to the killing camp of Treblinka.

    Toll bilan non établi
  716. déc. 1942
    Mława · Pologne

    City in Northern Mazovia whose ghetto is emptied in winter, the population deported to Auschwitz and Treblinka.

    Toll bilan non établi
  717. décembre 1942
    Salonique (cimetière) · Grèce

    The largest Jewish cemetery in Europe is razed by order of the occupation authorities; its stones are used as building material throughout the city.

    Toll bilan non établi
  718. déc. 1942

    Town at the confluence of the Narew and Vistula rivers, whose Jewish population was deported in winter towards Auschwitz.

    Toll bilan non établi
  719. déc. 1942
    Hradec Králové · Tchéquie

    The last convoys from eastern Bohemia leave Hradec Králové for Theresienstadt; by year's end, the provincial communities of the Protectorate have ceased to exist.

    Toll bilan non établi
  720. 9 décembre 1942
    Tunis · Tunisie

    A week after the arrival of German troops, the notables summoned to the Great Synagogue are held and men rounded up in the streets to be sent to labour camps.

    Toll bilan non établi
  721. 1943
    Rab · Croatie

    The Italian army interns on the island of Rab Jews whom it has removed from the Ustaše; after the armistice, the able-bodied internees join the partisans and some of the others are recaptured by the Germans.

    Toll bilan non établi
  722. 1943
    Leeuwarden · Pays-Bas

    The Jewish community of Frisia is arrested in Leeuwarden and deported via Westerbork.

    Toll bilan non établi
  723. 1943

    Arrests resume in Gironde and empty the Mérignac camp toward Drancy.

    Toll bilan non établi
  724. 1943
    Grenoble · France

    With the Italian occupation zone gone, Jews who had taken refuge in Isère are arrested.

    Toll bilan non établi
  725. 1943
    Prague · Tchéquie

    The Protectorate administration announces that the capital is rid of its Jewish inhabitants; only employees of the reduced community, spouses of mixed marriages, and staff of the ritual objects depot remain.

    Toll bilan non établi
  726. 1943
    Vienne · Autriche

    The last convoys leave Vienna for Theresienstadt and Auschwitz; only a few Jewish council employees and persons protected by mixed marriage remain.

    Toll bilan non établi
  727. 1943

    A new wave of arrests strikes the city and the camps of the department.

    Toll bilan non établi
  728. 1943
    Sousse · Tunisie

    The Jews of Sousse were subject to the occupier's work duties on roads and airfields; those who resisted were threatened with deportation.

    Toll bilan non établi
  729. 1943

    The landing in November left laws of exclusion in effect for months; French citizenship would not be restored until the following autumn, after repeated interventions.

    Toll bilan non établi
  730. 1943
    Hambourg · Allemagne

    The last Jews of Hamburg still at liberty were deported to Theresienstadt and Auschwitz; the cemetery and communal buildings were confiscated.

    Toll bilan non établi
  731. 1943
    Sfax · Tunisie

    The community of Sfax must provide workers and pay its share of the collective fine; notables are held back until payment.

    Toll bilan non établi
  732. 1943

    Children hidden in convents and families in Belgium are hunted by German police and their auxiliaries.

    Toll bilan non établi
  733. 1943-1944

    Network of Estonian labor camps where survivors from the ghettos of Vilna and Kaunas are sent; detainees are evacuated or shot as the front approaches.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  734. 1943
    Djerba · Tunisie

    The occupier demanded from the island a contribution in gold under threat of reprisals; the objects of worship and the jewelry of families were gathered to pay it.

    Toll bilan non établi
  735. 1943
    Mateur · Tunisie

    The camp brings together Jewish workers requisitioned for military works in northern Tunisia, near the front line.

    Toll bilan non établi
  736. 1943

    The November landing does not overturn the dahirs: it is not until the following year that the exclusion measures are repealed, and seized property takes even longer to be returned.

    Toll bilan non établi
  737. 1943
    Tunisie

    The occupier imposes the wearing of a distinctive sign, demands a considerable fine from the community and holds notables as hostages to guarantee the supply of workers.

    Toll bilan non établi
  738. 1943
    Sambir · Ukraine

    The ghetto, where Jews from the entire region had been crammed, is liquidated by successive shootings in a nearby wood; a few families survive hidden in farms and in the hills until the arrival of the Red Army.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de morts
  739. janv. 1943
    Vught · Pays-Bas

    A concentration camp opens at Vught; Jewish families are interned there before being deported.

    Toll bilan non établi
  740. janvier 1943
    Zambrów · Pologne

    Jews from the entire region are crowded into the city's barracks during autumn, without heating or care, and typhus breaks out; in the depths of winter, the survivors are driven to the station in extreme cold and deported to a killing center.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de déportés
  741. janvier 1943
    Proujany · Biélorussie

    The Proujany ghetto, which had served as a refuge for Jews from neighbouring towns, is emptied in the middle of winter; those confined are taken by sleigh to the station then deported.

    Toll bilan non établi
  742. Janv. 1943
    Pruzhany · Biélorussie

    The ghetto, one of the last remaining in the region, was emptied in a few days; its inhabitants, packed into sledges then into wagons, were sent to the Upper Silesia camp and gassed upon arrival for most.

    Toll ~10 000 déportés
  743. janv. 1943

    The Marseille arrests of winter strike the downtown quarters before the destruction of the Old Port.

    Toll bilan non établi
  744. 21-22 janv. 1943
    Apeldoorn · Pays-Bas

    The patients and staff of the Jewish psychiatric asylum of Apeldoorn are forcibly boarded towards Auschwitz.

    Toll bilan non établi
  745. 22-24 janv. 1943
    Marseille · France

    Roundup led by French police and the SS; the Old Port district is then demolished.

    Toll 782 Juifs déportés
  746. févr. 1943

    A new wave of arrests strikes the elderly and the sick in the capital's hospices.

    Toll bilan non établi
  747. févr. 1943
    Chrzanów · Pologne

    City in eastern Upper Silesia whose community, one of the oldest in the region, is deported in winter to Auschwitz.

    Toll bilan non établi
  748. 9 févr. 1943

    Roundup by Klaus Barbie's Gestapo at the UGIF headquarters.

    Toll 86 arrêtés, 3 survivants
  749. Févr. 1943

    Sur pression allemande, l'occupant japonais confine environ vingt mille réfugiés juifs d'Europe dans un secteur d'un kilomètre carré de Hongkou, déjà surpeuplé et insalubre ; la faim et la maladie y font des centaines de morts.

    Toll centaines
  750. 27 févr. 1943
    Berlin · Allemagne

    The last Jewish forced laborers in Berlin are arrested at their workplaces; those married to non-Jewish spouses are confined on Rosenstrasse, where their wives gather for several days in front of the building until their release.

    Toll bilan non établi
  751. mars 1943
    Zhovkva · Ukraine

    The community of the city with Renaissance fortifications, whose synagogue was considered one of the finest in the country, was shot in Borek wood; families hidden in cellars and underground passages held out there for months.

    Toll plusieurs milliers de morts
  752. mars 1943
    Drama · Grèce

    Tobacco city in Thrace occupied, Drama sees its Jews gathered at dawn, stripped of their property inventoried on the spot, then taken to embarkation points from which they leave for the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  753. mars 1943
    Pirot · Serbie

    Serbian districts annexed by Bulgaria surrender their Jews: those of Pirot are gathered in spring and joined to convoys crossing the Danube toward the East.

    Toll bilan non établi
  754. mars 1943
    Nea Orestiada · Grèce

    As throughout western Thrace administered by Bulgarian troops, the Jews of the city are gathered within hours and sent eastward.

    Toll bilan non établi
  755. mars 1943
    Bulgarie

    Convoys planned from the kingdom's towns are suspended following interventions by deputies, bishops and notables with the king; Jews from occupied territories had already been handed over.

    Toll bilan non établi
  756. Mars 1943
    Macédoine (Skopje, Bitola) · Macédoine du Nord

    The Jews of Skopje, Bitola and Štip are gathered at the Monopol tobacco factory in Skopje then deported to Treblinka.

    Toll ~7 100 déportés
  757. mars 1943
    Serres · Grèce

    City of eastern Macedonia under occupation, Serres sees its community rounded up on the same day as those throughout the province, confined to a depot then directed toward the river and rail, until the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  758. Mars 1943
    Thrace occidentale · Grèce

    The communities of Komotini, Xanthi and Kavala, occupied by Bulgaria, are rounded up in a single night and deported to Treblinka.

    Toll ~4 200 déportés
  759. mars-juill. 1943
    Westerbork · Pays-Bas

    A long series of trains conducts the Jews from the Netherlands from the Westerbork camp to the Sobibor killing center.

    Toll bilan non établi
  760. mars 1943
    Alexandroupoli · Grèce

    As Western Thrace is administered by the Bulgarian occupier, the Jews of the city are handed over and transported by river to the camps in the East.

    Toll bilan non établi
  761. mars 1943
    Didymoteicho · Grèce

    City in the Évros valley, Didymoteicho saw its Jewish families arrested on the same day as those throughout the occupied province and taken toward the death camp, by river then by rail.

    Toll bilan non établi
  762. Mars-août 1943
    Salonique · Grèce

    Deportation to Auschwitz.

    Toll ~46 000 déportés
  763. mars 1943
    Komotini · Grèce

    Capital of occupied Thrace, Komotini sees its community gathered in a tobacco depot, its belongings seized and inventoried, before departure to the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  764. mars 1943
    Vranje · Serbie

    The small community of Vranje, placed under Bulgarian administration, is arrested at the same time as those of Macedonia and led toward deportation trains.

    Toll bilan non établi
  765. Mars 1943
    Thrace et Macédoine · Grèce et Macédoine du Nord

    Territories occupied by Bulgaria; deportation to Treblinka.

    Toll 11 343 déportés
  766. mars 1943
    Soufli · Grèce

    The small community of the Èvre valley is rounded up with those of Thrace and handed over to German authorities; no family will return to settle there.

    Toll bilan non établi
  767. mars 1943
    Kavala · Grèce

    Port of occupied Thrace, Kavala sees its community rounded up in a single night in early spring, shut up in a tobacco warehouse, then taken by barges and rail across the neighboring country to the death camp, from which few or none returned.

    Toll bilan non établi
  768. mars 1943
    Salonique (Baron Hirsch) · Grèce

    The working-class quarter adjoining the station is enclosed by palisades and serves as an antechamber to the convoys: families are gathered there for a few days before being boarded.

    Toll bilan non établi
  769. mars 1943
    Xanthi · Grèce

    City of Thrace occupied, Xanthi sees its Jews arrested at dawn, held for a few days in a school, then led across the neighboring country to the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  770. mars 1943
    Skopje · Macédoine du Nord

    The Jews of the city, arrested in a single night by Bulgarian authorities, are locked in the Monopoly tobacco warehouse before leaving in three convoys toward the East.

    Toll bilan non établi
  771. mars 1943
    Štip · Macédoine du Nord

    The community of Štip is gathered at dawn by Bulgarian police, transferred to the warehouse of the Macedonian capital, then handed over to deportation convoys.

    Toll bilan non établi
  772. 13-14 mars 1943
    Cracovie · Pologne

    The ghetto is liquidated in two days: some are sent to Płaszów, others to Auschwitz, hundreds shot in the streets.

    Toll ~2 000 tués sur place
  773. avril 1943
    Tunis · Tunisie

    A small group of community leaders and prominent figures is transferred out of the protectorate to mainland camps; very few return.

    Toll bilan non établi
  774. 19 avr. 1943
    Boortmeerbeek · Belgique

    Three resistants stop the twentieth convoy from Malines at Boortmeerbeek and open a wagon; deportees escape, others are shot along the tracks.

    Toll bilan non établi
  775. 19 avril – 16 mai 1943
    Varsovie · Pologne

    Crushing of the uprising.

    Toll ~13 000 tués, ~50 000 déportés
  776. mai 1943
    Sofia · Bulgarie

    The Jews of the capital receive orders to leave Sofia within days for towns inland, with what they can carry; a demonstration in the city streets is dispersed and its leaders arrested.

    Toll bilan non établi
  777. 26 mai 1943

    German police seal off the old Jewish quarter of Amsterdam and empty its streets in a single day.

    Toll bilan non établi
  778. Juin 1943
    Lwów · Ukraine

    The last inhabitants of the ghetto are shot or sent to the Janowska camp; the ghetto is set on fire.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  779. 20 juin 1943

    The south and east quarters of Amsterdam are sealed off at dawn and their Jewish inhabitants taken away.

    Toll bilan non établi
  780. juill. 1943

    The camp came under direct German command and the pace of convoys to the east accelerated.

    Toll bilan non établi
  781. Août 1943
    Białystok · Pologne

    The inhabitants of the ghetto rise up on August 16; the ghetto is liquidated in a few days towards Treblinka and Majdanek.

    Toll ~25 000
  782. Août-oct. 1943
    Białystok, Vilna, Minsk · Pologne, Lituanie, Biélorussie

    Białystok (August), Vilna (September), Minsk (October).

    Toll dizaines de milliers
  783. Août 1943

    The two ghettos of Upper Silesia, gathered in the Środula suburb, are liquidated toward Auschwitz despite an attempt at resistance.

    Toll ~30 000
  784. Août 1943

    86 Jews selected at Auschwitz and gassed at Struthof for August Hirt's anatomical collection.

    Toll 86
  785. août 1943
    Zawiercie · Pologne

    Industrial city in the Zagłębie whose ghetto, one of the last in the region, was emptied in summer toward Auschwitz.

    Toll bilan non établi
  786. 2 août 1943
    Treblinka · Pologne

    Uprising of camp detainees.

    Toll quelques dizaines de survivants à la guerre
  787. 20 août 1943
    Hlybokaïe · Biélorussie

    The ghetto, where Jews from neighboring towns had been gathered, is liquidated; some of those enclosed attempt a desperate revolt.

    Toll bilan non établi
  788. septembre 1943
    Dubrovnik · Croatie

    One of the oldest communities of the Adriatic, protected until then by the Italian occupier, is arrested upon the arrival of German troops on the coast.

    Toll bilan non établi
  789. sept.-déc. 1943
    Nice · France

    After Italian withdrawal, arrests strike the city and county of Nice where thousands of Jews had taken refuge.

    Toll bilan non établi
  790. Sept. 1943
    Vilna · Lituanie

    The ghetto of the « Jerusalem of Lithuania » is liquidated: men sent to Estonia, women and children to Sobibór, the rest shot at Ponary.

    Toll ~10 000
  791. Sept. 1943 – 1945

    After the German occupation of Italy, the Fossoli camp becomes the main transit camp to Auschwitz; Primo Levi passes through it in February 1944.

    Toll ~2 800 déportés
  792. sept. 1943
    Borgo San Dalmazzo · Italie

    The Jews who took refuge in Saint-Martin-Vésubie cross the Alpine passes after the Italian armistice and are arrested in the Stura valley; interned at Borgo San Dalmazzo, they are handed over to the Germans and directed toward Drancy.

    Toll bilan non établi
  793. sept. 1943
    Theresienstadt · Tchéquie

    Convoys leave Theresienstadt for a particular sector of Birkenau, where deportees keep their clothes and families and write postcards dated in advance; the sector is liquidated after a few months, in two waves.

    Toll bilan non établi
  794. septembre 1943
    Sušak · Croatie

    The port of Sušak, neighbor to Fiume, had welcomed refugees in the Italian zone: all are rounded up when the region passes under German control.

    Toll bilan non établi
  795. Sept.-oct. 1943

    First massacre of Jews in Italy, committed by the Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler at Meina, Arona, Baveno, Stresa and Intra.

    Toll ~56
  796. septembre 1943
    Split · Croatie

    The Italian zone had served as a refuge for the Jews of Dalmatia; when German troops settle there, the community of Split and the refugees it harbored are hunted down.

    Toll bilan non établi
  797. 3-4 sept. 1943
    Anvers · Belgique

    The occupant extends the roundup to Jews of Belgian nationality, previously spared, in Antwerp and Brussels.

    Toll bilan non établi
  798. 29 sept. 1943
    Amsterdam · Pays-Bas

    The last Jews recorded in Amsterdam, including the Jewish council, are arrested; the city is declared empty of Jews.

    Toll bilan non établi
  799. Oct. 1943 – 1945

    A former rice mill transformed into a police and transit camp, the only camp in Western Europe equipped with a crematory oven.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  800. Oct. 1943
    Minsk · Biélorussie

    The last great ghetto of Belarus is liquidated, the survivors gassed at Maly Trostenets.

    Toll ~4 000
  801. 1-2 oct. 1943

    Warned a few days earlier, the community is hidden then taken to Sweden by fishing boats: approximately 7,200 people escape deportation.

    Toll 481 déportés
  802. 14 oct. 1943
    Sobibór · Pologne

    Uprising led by Aleksandr Pechersky and Leon Feldhendler; the camp is closed and razed.

    Toll une cinquantaine de survivants à la guerre
  803. 16 oct. 1943
    Rome · Italie

    1,023 deported, 16 survivors.

    Toll 1 023 déportés
  804. Nov. 1943

    A commando of prisoners is forced to exhume and burn the bodies of those shot at the fort; sixty-four escape on the night of December 25.

    Toll plusieurs dizaines de milliers de corps
  805. nov. 1943
    Ferrare · Italie

    The community of Ferrara, one of the oldest in Emilia, is arrested in successive waves; its members are grouped in the city's prisons then sent to the Fossoli camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  806. nov. 1943
    Milan · Italie

    Jews in Milan are arrested at their homes and gathered in a reserved section of San Vittore prison, from which convoys depart for Fossoli camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  807. 3 nov. 1943
    Trawniki · Pologne

    The detainees of the labor camp are shot in pits prepared the day before.

    Toll ~10 000
  808. 3-4 nov. 1943

    The largest mass shooting of the Shoah, in two days

    Toll ~42 000 fusillés
  809. nov. 1943
    Gênes · Italie

    German police arrest the rabbi of Genoa in his synagogue and use the community registers to seize families; those arrested are sent to the transit camp of Modena and then eastward.

    Toll bilan non établi
  810. 3-4 nov. 1943
    Majdanek · Pologne

    Jewish detainees are shot in ditches dug behind the crematorium, to the sound of music broadcast by loudspeakers.

    Toll ~18 000
  811. 4 nov. 1943
    Poniatowa · Pologne

    The inmates of the labor camp, mostly from the Warsaw ghetto, are shot in a single day.

    Toll ~14 000
  812. 5 nov. 1943
    Šiauliai · Lituanie

    The ghetto is sealed and children, the sick and the elderly are extracted from it to be taken to Auschwitz while adults are held at their places of work.

    Toll ~570 enfants et vieillards
  813. 6 nov. 1943
    Florence · Italie

    The Germans occupy the seat of the Florence community and the city's nursing homes; arrests continue in waves until spring, despite shelters offered by Tuscan convents.

    Toll bilan non établi
  814. nov. 1943
    Vérone · Italie

    The congress of the republican fascist party declares in Verona that Jews belong to an enemy nationality; a few days later a police ordinance prescribes their arrest and internment in provincial camps.

    Toll bilan non établi
  815. 30 nov. 1943

    The Italian Social Republic orders the arrest and internment of all Jews on its territory and the confiscation of their property.

    Toll
  816. déc. 1943
    Turin · Italie

    The authorities of the fascist republic draw up lists of Jews in Turin and proceed with arrests; the detainees pass through the city's prisons before being handed over to the Germans.

    Toll bilan non établi
  817. déc. 1943
    Venise · Italie

    Italian police and German police arrest during the night the Jewish inhabitants of the Venice ghetto, house by house; the community's registers had been seized a few weeks earlier.

    Toll bilan non établi
  818. 1944
    Livourne · Italie

    The city where Jews had obtained the broadest privileges in the peninsula sees its community arrested in small groups; its great synagogue, ruined by bombardment, will not be rebuilt in the same form.

    Toll bilan non établi
  819. 1944
    Venise · Italie

    The elderly and sick residents of the Venice Jewish rest home are taken away in turn; the last Jewish inhabitants of the ghetto are arrested in the following months.

    Toll bilan non établi
  820. 1944
    Gênes · Italie

    Following the synagogue roundup, police continue searching for Jewish families in Genoa and the Ligurian Riviera; many cross into Switzerland or head to the mountains of the interior.

    Toll bilan non établi
  821. 1944
    Bologne · Italie

    The Jews of Bologna are sought from the racial census lists; arrests follow in succession over months and the interned rejoin the nearby Fossoli camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  822. 1944
    Ancône · Italie

    The community of Ancona, port on the Adriatic where Jews had lived since the Middle Ages, is hunted by the police of the fascist republic; some of its members hide in farms in the Marches until the arrival of the Allies.

    Toll bilan non établi
  823. 1944
    Milan · Italie

    The convoys departing from the underground station in Milan carry eastward the internees gathered at San Vittore then at Bolzano; the platform from which they left will later be dedicated to their memory.

    Toll bilan non établi
  824. 1944-1945
    Europe

    Death marches and camp evacuations.

    Toll ~250 000 morts (toutes catégories)
  825. mars 1944
    Volos · Grèce

    Port of Thessaly, Volos sees its community targeted by the spring roundup; warned by its rabbi and by the city's metropolitan, a large part had already dispersed into the villages of Pelion and into the mountains, so that the roundup seizes only a minority, taken to the transit camp and then to the killing camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  826. mars 1944
    Trikala · Grèce

    A town in Thessaly, Trikala sees its Jews arrested during the spring roundup, some having fled to mountain villages, others being taken to the capital's transit camp and then to the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  827. mars 1944
    Larissa · Grèce

    A city of Thessaly, Larissa sees its Jews summoned one spring morning on the pretext of a census, then retained and taken to the transit camp near the capital, from which convoys depart for the extermination camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  828. mars 1944
    Kastoria · Grèce

    City of western Macedonia on the edge of its lake, Kastoria sees its Romaniote community, one of the oldest in the country, arrested one spring morning and taken by trucks to the neighboring large city, then by convoy to the extermination camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  829. 24 mars 1944

    75 Jews among 335 shot.

    Toll 75 Juifs
  830. 24 mars 1944
    Athènes · Grèce

    Jews summoned to the synagogue for the distribution of unleavened bread are arrested, along with those whom the community's lists enable to be found.

    Toll ~1 700 déportés
  831. 24 mars 1944
    Preveza · Grèce

    The community of the Epirus port is arrested the same day as those of Arta and Ioannina, then transported by road and rail to the camps.

    Toll bilan non établi
  832. 24 mars 1944
    Chalcis · Grèce

    Part of the Euboea community, forewarned, escaped to the mountains and maquis; those who remained were arrested and deported.

    Toll bilan non établi
  833. 24 mars 1944
    Arta · Grèce

    Summoned one spring morning, the Jews of Arta are gathered and then led to camps on the mainland; the community of Epirus disappears in a single day.

    Toll bilan non établi
  834. 24 mars 1944
    Agrinio · Grèce

    The few Jewish families of the town of Aetolia are arrested and added to the convoy assembled for continental Greece.

    Toll bilan non établi
  835. 24 mars 1944
    Karditsa · Grèce

    The Thessaly community is arrested during the operation carried out the same day in several towns in the central part of the country.

    Toll bilan non établi
  836. 25 mars 1944
    Ioannina · Grèce

    The Romaniote community, one of the oldest in Europe, deported to Auschwitz.

    Toll ~1 850 déportés
  837. 27-28 mars 1944
    Kaunas · Lituanie

    Abduction and murder of the ghetto's children and elderly.

    Toll ~1 700
  838. avril 1944
    Murska Sobota · Slovénie

    With Prekmurje having been annexed by Hungary, the community of Murska Sobota, the largest in Slovenia, is locked in the ghetto and then directed toward the convoys of spring.

    Toll bilan non établi
  839. avril 1944
    Lendava · Slovénie

    The Jewish families of Lendava, placed under Hungarian administration with the rest of Prekmurje, are gathered then deported with those of the neighbouring region.

    Toll bilan non établi
  840. 6 avril 1944
    Izieu · France

    Roundup ordered by Klaus Barbie; only one adult will survive.

    Toll 44 enfants et 7 éducateurs
  841. mai 1944
    Katerini · Grèce

    The community at the foot of Olympus is arrested during the spring roundups in Macedonia and taken to convoys in the north of the country.

    Toll bilan non établi
  842. mai 1944
    Sighet · Roumanie

    County seat of Maramureș, Sighet sees its Hasidic community confined to two closed quarters of the center, then taken in a few weeks by convoys to the extermination camp, the villages of the Tisza valley being emptied at the same time.

    Toll bilan non établi
  843. mai 1944
    Florina · Grèce

    The community of Western Macedonia, long spared by the Italian occupation zone, is rounded up after the change of occupant.

    Toll bilan non établi
  844. mai 1944
    Bistrița · Roumanie

    An old Saxon town in northern Transylvania, Bistrița sees its Jews led to an open-air camp set up on a nearby farm, where they remain for several weeks before convoys to the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  845. mai 1944
    Kozani · Grèce

    The families of the town are gathered then led to the transit camp of Larissa, from which the spring convoys depart.

    Toll bilan non établi
  846. Mai-juin 1944

    The Jews of Cluj, Oradea, Satu Mare and Târgu Mureș, attached to Hungary since 1940, were gathered in makeshift ghettos then deported to Auschwitz.

    Toll ~130 000 déportés
  847. mai 1944
    Veria · Grèce

    City in Macedonia, Veria sees the Jews who remained in place arrested in spring, part of the community having found refuge in villages and with the resistance of the mountains, before the others are taken to the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  848. mai 1944
    Beregszász · Ukraine

    A town of vineyards in Subcarpathian Ruthenia, Beregszász saw its Jews and those from surrounding villages crammed into a brickyard, searched and stripped, then taken by convoys towards the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  849. mai 1944
    Ungvár · Ukraine

    Chief town of Subcarpathian Ruthenia, Ungvár sees its community assembled in a brick factory and sawmill on the outskirts of the town, where families wait in the open air before being loaded in successive convoys toward the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  850. mai 1944
    Cluj · Roumanie

    Capital of Northern Transylvania, Cluj saw its Jews gathered in a brickworks on the outskirts, where interrogations sought hidden goods, before convoys to the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  851. mai 1944
    Satu Mare · Roumanie

    City in Northern Transylvania, seat of a great Hasidic court, Satu Mare sees its community and those of neighboring towns penned into a closed quarter then into a defunct factory, before being taken by convoys to the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  852. mai 1944
    Târgu Mureș · Roumanie

    A city in Northern Transylvania, Târgu Mureș sees its community locked in a brickyard on the outskirts along with those from towns in the district, then taken by convoy to the killing camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  853. mai 1944
    Dej · Roumanie

    City of the salt mines of northern Transylvania, Dej sees its Jews and those of the district led into a wood on the periphery, where they camp under the trees for several weeks before convoys to the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  854. mai 1944
    Nyíregyháza · Hongrie

    Chief town of Szabolcs county, Nyíregyháza sees its community taken to open-air camps set up on neighbouring farms, where Jews from villages are also crammed, before the spring convoys.

    Toll bilan non établi
  855. mai 1944
    Munkács · Ukraine

    Large community of Subcarpathian Ruthenia, famous for its talmudic schools, Munkács sees its Jews locked in spring in two closed districts then in a brickyard on the periphery, before being taken in several days by convoys to the death camp in Upper Silesia.

    Toll bilan non établi
  856. mai 1944
    Baia Mare · Roumanie

    A mining town in Northern Transylvania, Baia Mare sees its community gathered in a brickyard and in a closed quarter of the center, before being taken by convoys to the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  857. 15 mai – 9 juill. 1944
    Hongrie

    ~437,000 deported, mainly to Auschwitz (~320,000 gassed upon arrival).

    Toll ~437 000 déportés
  858. 15 mai – 7 juin 1944
    Ruthénie subcarpatique · Ukraine

    The communities of Munkács, Ungvár, Huszt and the neighboring valleys are the first deported from Hungary to Auschwitz.

    Toll ~100 000 déportés
  859. 20 mai 1944
    La Canée · Grèce

    The Jews of the town, arrested in Crete, are embarked on a ship sunk at sea off the island; none return, and the community ceases to exist.

    Toll bilan non établi
  860. juin 1944
    Salgótarján · Hongrie

    A mining town in the north of the kingdom, Salgótarján sees its Jews enclosed in a closed quarter then led to the gathering camps in the region, from which convoys depart in mid-spring.

    Toll bilan non établi
  861. Juin 1944
    Corfou · Grèce

    The Romaniote community of the island is gathered in the old fortress then taken by boat and train to Auschwitz.

    Toll ~1 800 déportés
  862. Juin-juill. 1944

    Corfu (~1,800), Rhodes and Kos (~1,700).

    Toll ~3 500 déportés
  863. juin 1944
    Debrecen · Hongrie

    Second city of the kingdom, Debrecen saw its Jews locked in a closed quarter then taken to the brick factory of Serly, where communities from the county also arrived, before the convoys of late spring.

    Toll bilan non établi
  864. juin 1944

    Former coronation city, Székesfehérvár sees its Jews gathered in a closed quarter of the center then in a brickyard, with the communities of neighboring towns, before the summer convoys.

    Toll bilan non établi
  865. juin 1944
    Szolnok · Hongrie

    City on the Middle Tisza, Szolnok sees its Jews led to a disused sugar factory converted into a gathering camp, where communities from the county also converge, before the summer convoys.

    Toll bilan non établi
  866. juin 1944

    City on the northern frontier, Sátoraljaújhely sees its Jews and those of the district confined to a very dense closed quarter, then taken by successive convoys to the extermination camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  867. juin 1944
    Gyöngyös · Hongrie

    City of vineyards at the foot of the Mátra mountains, Gyöngyös sees its Jews gathered in a closed quarter then in a brickyard, with those from villages in the district, before the convoys.

    Toll bilan non établi
  868. juin 1944
    Reghin · Roumanie

    A town in the Mureș valley, Reghin sees its Jewish families regrouped in a brickyard then directed to the neighboring town, from which convoys depart for the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  869. juin 1944
    Makó · Hongrie

    City of market gardens on the lower Tisza, Makó sees its Jews confined to a closed quarter then directed towards the gathering camps of the region, from which the summer convoys depart.

    Toll bilan non établi
  870. juin 1944
    Békéscsaba · Hongrie

    A town on the great plain, Békéscsaba sees its community gathered in a tobacco factory on the periphery, with those from the towns of the county, before the summer convoys.

    Toll bilan non établi
  871. juin 1944
    Győr · Hongrie

    A confluence town in northern Transdanubia, Győr sees its community confined to a closed quarter then taken to a defunct factory, before convoys in early summer.

    Toll bilan non établi
  872. juin 1944
    Hatvan · Hongrie

    A town in the plain north of the capital, Hatvan sees its community and those of nearby hamlets packed into a sugar refinery converted into a concentration camp, before convoys to the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  873. juin 1944
    Karcag · Hongrie

    A town in the great plain, Karcag saw its Jewish families grouped in a closed quarter and then led to the assembly camps of the county, from which the convoys departed.

    Toll bilan non établi
  874. juin 1944
    Jászberény · Hongrie

    Town in the Jazyges region, Jászberény sees its community penned in a closed quarter then taken to the assembly points of the region, from where the convoys depart.

    Toll bilan non établi
  875. juin 1944
    Balassagyarmat · Hongrie

    City on the northern border, Balassagyarmat sees its community penned in a very narrow closed quarter, then taken by convoys to the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  876. juin 1944
    Szeged · Hongrie

    City on the lower Tisza, Szeged saw its community gathered in the new synagogue and the adjoining streets, then in a brickyard on the outskirts, before the convoys that departed in early summer.

    Toll bilan non établi
  877. 6 juin 1944
    Vught · Pays-Bas

    The Jewish children interned at Vught camp were taken with their mothers to Sobibor.

    Toll bilan non établi
  878. 23 juin 1944
    Theresienstadt · Tchéquie

    A delegation from the International Committee of the Red Cross is received in a repainted ghetto, where the barracks have been emptied by convoys that left shortly before; a film is made in the wake of this to extend the staging.

    Toll bilan non établi
  879. juill. 1944
    Puits de Guerry · France

    Jews interned in the Cher are thrown into a farm well by a German commando.

    Toll bilan non établi
  880. juillet 1944
    Sárvár · Hongrie

    A town in western Transdanubia, Sárvár sees its Jews led to a camp installed in a former factory, where families from the region also flow in, before convoys to the death camp.

    Toll bilan non établi
  881. juillet 1944
    Kaposvár · Hongrie

    County seat of Somogy, Kaposvár sees its Jews and those of the surrounding towns gathered in a barracks and a brickyard, before the convoys of early summer.

    Toll bilan non établi
  882. juillet 1944
    Pápa · Hongrie

    City of northern Transdanubia, seat of an ancient community, Pápa saw its Jews confined to a closed quarter then to a disused factory, before the convoys of summer.

    Toll bilan non établi
  883. juillet 1944
    Baja · Hongrie

    City on the southern Danube, Baja sees its community assembled with those of the region in municipal premises, then directed toward the departure points of the convoys.

    Toll bilan non établi
  884. juillet 1944
    Szombathely · Hongrie

    City of western Transdanubia, Szombathely saw its community locked in a closed quarter then in a factory on the outskirts, before the convoys of early summer.

    Toll bilan non établi
  885. juillet 1944
    Nagykanizsa · Hongrie

    City in southern Transdanubia, Nagykanizsa sees its community regrouped in a closed quarter then taken to the gathering points of the region, from which the convoys depart.

    Toll bilan non établi
  886. juillet 1944
    Pécs · Hongrie

    Episcopal city of southern Transdanubia, Pécs sees its Jews penned in a brickyard in the suburbs with those of the county, searched and stripped, before convoys in early summer.

    Toll bilan non établi
  887. juillet 1944
    Esztergom · Hongrie

    Former ecclesiastical capital on the Danube, Esztergom sees its Jews gathered in a closed quarter and then in a camp on the outskirts, before the convoys of early summer.

    Toll bilan non établi
  888. juillet 1944
    Veszprém · Hongrie

    Episcopal city of Transdanubia, Veszprém sees its community shut up in a closed quarter then led to the gathering camps of the region, from which the summer convoys depart.

    Toll bilan non établi
  889. Juill. 1944
    Rhodes · Grèce

    The Sephardic community of the island, one of the oldest in the Mediterranean, is embarked on barges and then deported to Auschwitz.

    Toll ~1 600 déportés
  890. juillet 1944
    Zalaegerszeg · Hongrie

    County seat of Zala, Zalaegerszeg saw its community and those of neighboring towns gathered in a camp on the outskirts, before the convoys of early summer.

    Toll bilan non établi
  891. Juill. 1944
    Kos · Grèce

    The small community of the island is deported at the same time as that of Rhodes.

    Toll ~100 déportés
  892. 20-24 juill. 1944

    The children's homes of the Paris region were emptied and their residents taken to Drancy.

    Toll bilan non établi
  893. 22 juillet 1944
    Patras · Grèce

    The families remaining in the port of the Peloponnese are arrested and transferred to Athens before being joined to the convoys of summer.

    Toll bilan non établi
  894. 31 juill. 1944
    Malines · Belgique

    The last deportation train leaves the Dossin barracks in Malines for Auschwitz, a few weeks before liberation.

    Toll bilan non établi
  895. 31 juill. 1944

    The last major convoy leaves Drancy for Upper Silesia a few weeks before the liberation of Paris.

    Toll bilan non établi
  896. août 1944
    Rillieux-la-Pape · France

    Jewish hostages are shot near Lyon in reprisal, a few days before the German retreat.

    Toll bilan non établi
  897. Août 1944
    Łódź · Pologne

    The last great ghetto.

    Toll ~70 000 déportés
  898. 1er août 1944
    Pise · Italie

    German soldiers enter the house of the president of the Pisa community, where Jewish and Christian neighbors had taken refuge, and kill those they find there, a few weeks before the city's liberation.

    Toll bilan non établi
  899. 5 août 1944
    Mer Noire (Mefkure) · Turquie

    The schooner, which was transporting Jewish refugees from Romania to Palestine, is shelled then sunk in the Black Sea; the few survivors are rescued by an escort ship.

    Toll ~320
  900. sept. 1944
    Forlì · Italie

    Jews detained in Romagna prisons are taken to Forlì airfield and shot at the edge of bomb craters; the bodies will only be identified after the war.

    Toll bilan non établi
  901. Sept. 1944 – mars 1945
    Slovaquie

    After the Slovak national uprising, German troops occupy the country and resume the convoys interrupted in 1942.

    Toll ~13 500 déportés
  902. 3 sept. 1944
    Westerbork · Pays-Bas

    The last deportation train leaves Westerbork for Auschwitz, a few days before the liberation of the southern part of the country.

    Toll bilan non établi
  903. 19 sept. 1944
    Klooga · Estonie

    As the Red Army approaches, camp detainees are shot and burned on pyres.

    Toll >2 000
  904. Oct. 1944 – janv. 1945
    Budapest · Hongrie

    Mass shootings on the Danube quays, death marches

    Toll des milliers
  905. 7 oct. 1944

    Prisoners assigned to the crematoria revolt with gunpowder smuggled by workers from the Union factory; Crematorium IV is destroyed.

    Toll ~450 insurgés tués
  906. Déc. 1944 – janv. 1945

    Militiamen of the Arrow Cross lead Jews to the quays, tie them in groups and shoot them into the river.

    Toll plusieurs milliers
  907. Déc. 1944 – avril 1945
    Bergen-Belsen · Allemagne

    The camp receives evacuees from camps in the East; overcrowding, hunger, and a typhus epidemic kill tens of thousands of prisoners until liberation on 15 April.

    Toll ~35 000
  908. Janv. 1945

    On January 18, nearly sixty thousand detainees are thrown onto the roads toward the west; those who do not keep up are shot.

    Toll ~15 000 morts en route
  909. avr. 1945
    Dachau · Allemagne

    As the Allied armies approach, the Dachau prisoners are driven onto the roads of Upper Bavaria in columns; those who can no longer walk are shot by the roadside.

    Toll bilan non établi
  910. 11 avr. 1945
    Buchenwald · Allemagne

    After several days of forced evacuations, the Buchenwald camp is taken over by the prisoners themselves, then reached by American troops.

    Toll bilan non établi
  911. 13 avril 1945
    Gardelegen · Allemagne

    Detainees evacuated from camps in the East are locked in a barn which is set on fire; those who attempt to escape are shot.

    Toll 1 016
  912. 20 avril 1945

    Twenty Jewish children subjected to medical experiments at Neuengamme, hanged in a school.

    Toll 20 enfants et 4 adultes
  913. 3 mai 1945
    Baie de Lübeck (Cap Arcona) · Allemagne

    Thousands of detainees evacuated from Neuengamme are crammed onto three ships, sunk by British aviation which believes them to be carrying troops.

    Toll ~7 000 détenus
  914. 5 mai 1945
    Mauthausen · Autriche

    The Mauthausen camp and its Gusen annexes were reached by American troops; the survivors had received in the last weeks evacuees from the eastern camps.

    Toll bilan non établi
  915. mai 1945
    Theresienstadt · Tchéquie

    The ghetto, handed over a few days earlier to the Red Cross, is reached by the Red Army; it is then crowded with evacuees from the eastern camps and struck by a typhus epidemic that lasts for weeks.

    Toll bilan non établi

Post-war and Arab world (1945–1970)80

  1. 1944-1947
    Toll ~1 500-2 000
  2. 11-12 juin 1945

    an accusation of ritual murder triggers the arrest and then departure of the surviving community

    Toll toll not established
  3. 11 août 1945
    PogromPogrom
    Cracovie · Pologne
    Toll 1 mort, dizaines de blessés
  4. Sept. 1945
    PogromPogrom
    Kiev · Ukraine
    Toll ~5
  5. Sept. 1945
    Toll ~47 blessés
  6. 2-3 nov. 1945
    Toll ~5
  7. 2-3 nov. 1945
    Alexandrie · Égypte

    the Eliyahu Hanavi synagogue, the Jewish hospital and orphanage ransacked, shops looted

    Toll blessés, dégâts considérables
  8. 4-7 nov. 1945
    Amrus (Libye) · Libye

    the neighboring town of Tripoli is attacked, houses and synagogue burned

    Toll dizaines de morts
  9. 4-7 nov. 1945

    attacks against Jewish families of the town

    Toll quelques morts
  10. 4-7 nov. 1945
    Toll ~130-140
  11. 4-7 nov. 1945

    the community of the town is attacked, houses looted and set on fire

    Toll dizaines de morts
  12. 4-7 nov. 1945

    the small community is attacked at the same time as Tripoli

    Toll quelques morts
  13. 4-7 nov. 1945

    Jewish families massacred in the town

    Toll dizaines de morts
  14. 4-7 nov. 1945

    homes and Jewish quarter attacked

    Toll quelques morts
  15. Mai 1946
    Toll 2
  16. 4 juill. 1946
    Toll 42
  17. Août 1946
    LynchingsPogrom
    Miskolc · Hongrie
    Toll 2
  18. 1-6 août 1946

    assaults and looting against Jews returning from camps, demanding their property

    Toll dizaines de blessés
  19. Août 1947
    Manchester · Royaume-Uni

    Jewish shops ransacked in Cheetham Hill

    Toll dégâts
  20. Août 1947
    Glasgow · Royaume-Uni

    Jewish shops attacked in the Gorbals

    Toll dégâts
  21. Août 1947
    Londres · Royaume-Uni

    attacks in the East End and in Bethnal Green

    Toll dégâts
  22. Août 1947
    Liverpool · Royaume-Uni

    Shops and synagogues attacked several nights in a row, the most affected city

    Toll dégâts, blessés
  23. 1-8 août 1947
    Grande-Bretagne · Royaume-Uni

    following the hanging of two British sergeants in Palestine, synagogues, shops and cemeteries attacked in Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow and London

    Toll toll not established
  24. Déc. 1947 – mai 1948

    Haifa refinery (Dec. 30, 1947, 39), Ben Yehuda Street (Feb. 22, 1948, 58), Hadassah convoy (April 13, 1948, 78), Kfar Etzion (May 13, 1948, ~129 including prisoners).

    Toll toll not established
  25. Déc. 1947
    Toll bilan contesté (0 à ~75)
  26. Déc. 1947
    Damas · Syrie

    synagogues and schools in the Jewish quarter attacked, houses looted

    Toll blessés, dégâts
  27. Déc. 1947
    RiotPogrom
    Manama (Bahreïn) · Bahreïn
    Toll 1
  28. 2-4 déc. 1947
    PogromPogrom
    Aden · Yémen
    Toll 76-82
  29. 30 déc. 1947
    Toll 39
  30. 1948-1953
    URSS

    dissolution of the Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee, closure of the Yiddish theater and *Eynikayt* newspaper, arrest of writers

    Toll toll not established
  31. 1948-1951
    Toll ~30 000 départs
  32. 1948-1949

    assets frozen, movements prohibited, property unsaleable, schools placed under control

    Toll toll not established
  33. 13 janv. 1948
    Minsk · Biélorussie

    its president Solomon Mikhoels is killed and his death made to look like a road accident; the committee will be dissolved and its leaders arrested

    Toll 1
  34. 22 févr. 1948
    Toll 58
  35. 13 avril 1948
    Toll 78
  36. 13 mai 1948
    Kfar Etzion · Israël

    the locality fell and some of the defenders and prisoners were massacred

    Toll ~129
  37. Juin-sept. 1948
    Toll ~70
  38. 7-8 juin 1948
    Toll 42-44
  39. 7-8 juin 1948
    Toll ~38
  40. 12 juin 1948
    PogromPogrom
    Tripoli · Libye
    Toll 13-14
  41. 20 juin 1948
    Toll ~22
  42. 20-21 août 1948
    Toll blessés, dégâts
  43. Sept. 1948
    Toll ~19
  44. 23 sept. 1948
    Execution of Shafiq AdesTrials and executions
    Bassora · Irak

    the wealthiest Jewish merchant in Iraq hanged in public for Zionism, his fortune confiscated

    Toll 1
  45. 1949-1950

    after years of dhimmi status and riots, almost the entire community is evacuated to Israel

    Toll ~49 000 départs
  46. 5 août 1949
    Toll 12
  47. 1950-1951
    Toll 4
  48. Mars 1950 – mars 1951
    Irak

    the Jews who leave lose nationality and all their assets

    Toll ~120 000 départs
  49. Avril 1950 – janv. 1951
    Toll quelques morts, des dizaines de blessés
  50. Août 1952
    Toll 13
  51. Nov.-déc. 1952
    Slánský TrialTrials and executions
    Prague · Tchéquie

    fourteen communist leaders tried, eleven sentenced to death and hanged on December 3, ten of them Jews; the accusation is explicitly antisemitic

    Toll 11 exécutés dont 10 Juifs
  52. 13 janvier 1953
    Doctors' PlotTrials and executions
    Moscou · Russie

    nine physicians, six of them Jews, accused of plotting to assassinate Soviet leaders; the campaign ends with Stalin's death

    Toll toll not established
  53. 17 mars 1954
    Ma'ale Akrabim (Israël) · Israël
    Toll 11
  54. 3 août 1954
    Toll 6-7
  55. 6-7 septembre 1955
    Istanbul · Turquie

    the crowd attacks Greek, Armenian and Jewish minorities; 523 Jewish businesses and a synagogue destroyed

    Toll ~15 morts (toutes minorités confondues)
  56. 1956-1957

    enterprises confiscated, notables imprisoned before expulsion

    Toll ~500 internés
  57. 1956
    Kfar Chabad · Israël

    fedayins open fire during evening prayer in the school synagogue

    Toll 6
  58. 1956-1960
    Pologne

    local assaults and press campaign push survivors to leave

    Toll ~50 000 départs
  59. Novembre 1956

    internments, seizure of businesses and expulsion orders targeting Jews

    Toll ~25 000 départs
  60. 12 octobre 1958
    Atlanta (Géorgie) · États-Unis

    cinquante bâtons de dynamite détruisent la façade de la plus ancienne synagogue de la ville, dont le rabbin soutenait les droits civiques ; les cinq suspects sont acquittés

    Toll 0
  61. Déc. 1959 – janv. 1960
    Cologne · Allemagne

    the great synagogue is covered with swastikas on December 24, followed by hundreds of incidents in Germany and worldwide

    Toll toll not established
  62. 12 déc. 1960
    Alger · Algérie

    Torah scrolls torn, inscriptions on the walls, Jewish cemetery desecrated

    Toll toll not established
  63. 1962
    Toll ~130 000 départs
  64. Juin 1962
    Buenos Aires · Argentine

    kidnapping and branding of student Graciela Sirota, in retaliation for the Eichmann trial

    Toll toll not established
  65. 1963
    Kiev · Ukraine

    l'Académie des sciences d'Ukraine édite l'ouvrage de Trofim Kitchko, illustré de caricatures reprenant l'imagerie antisémite, au plus fort de la campagne soviétique contre la religion

    Toll toll not established
  66. 1967
    Toll toll not established
  67. 1967
    Toll quelques morts
  68. 1967-1970
    Toll ~400 internés
  69. Juin 1967
    Tunis · Tunisie

    the great synagogue of Tunis set on fire, shops looted

    Toll dégâts considérables
  70. Juin 1967
    Toll ~18
  71. Juin 1967
    Aden · Yémen

    synagogues set on fire, the community leaves the country

    Toll quelques morts
  72. Juin 1967
    Toll ~4 000 départs
  73. Juin 1967

    Jewish families murdered, the community is evacuated from the country

    Toll ~10
  74. Mars 1968
    Pologne

    exclusion of Jews from the party, administrations and universities, forced to emigrate by renouncing their nationality

    Toll ~13 000 départs
  75. 27 janv. 1969
    Toll 9
  76. 21 juill. 1970

    a decree transfers to the State all property of Libyan Jews, the final act in a series of exactions; promised Treasury bonds are never honored

    Toll toll not established
  77. 1975-1985
    Beyrouth · Liban

    pendant la guerre civile, le quartier de Wadi Abou Jmil est pillé, des notables juifs sont enlevés puis tués ; la communauté, qui comptait des milliers de membres, disparaît presque entièrement

    Toll dizaines
  78. 1976-1983
    Argentine

    les Juifs, qui forment moins d'un pour cent de la population, comptent pour environ un dixième des disparus ; les détenus juifs subissent des sévices spécifiques dans les centres clandestins (rapport *Nunca Más*)

    Toll ~1 300
  79. 1979-1985
    Toll ~15
  80. 1985-1986
    Toll ~10

Attacks (since 1970)174

  1. 26 déc. 1968
    Toll 1
  2. 18 févr. 1969
    Toll 1
  3. Nov. 1969
    Toll 1
  4. 13 févr. 1970
    Toll 1
  5. 13 févr. 1970
    Toll 7
  6. 21 févr. 1970
    Toll 47
  7. 22 mai 1970
    Toll 12
  8. 6-9 sept. 1970
    Zarqa (Jordanie) · Jordanie

    Jewish and Israeli passengers are separated from others and held after the liberation of other hostages

    Toll toll not established
  9. 30 mai 1972
    Toll 26 (dont 17 pèlerins chrétiens portoricains)
  10. 5 sept. 1972
    Toll 11
  11. 28 sept. 1973
    Schönau (Autriche) · Autriche

    armed men seized a train of Soviet Jewish emigrants at Marchegg; Austria accepted in exchange to close the Schönau transit camp

    Toll toll not established
  12. 11 avril 1974
    Toll 18
  13. 15 mai 1974
    Toll 25 dont 22 enfants
  14. 13 juin 1974
    Kibboutz Shamir · Israël
    Toll 3
  15. 19 nov. 1974
    Beit She'an · Israël
    Toll 4
  16. 5-6 mars 1975
    Toll 11 (8 otages, 3 soldats)
  17. 4 juill. 1975
    Toll 15
  18. 27 juin – 4 juill. 1976

    Israeli and Jewish passengers separated from others and held hostage, freed by an Israeli raid

    Toll 4 (3 otages et 1 officier israélien)
  19. 15 août 1976
    Toll 4
  20. 11 mars 1978
    Route côtière (autobus) · Israël
    Toll 38
  21. 20 août 1978
    Toll 1
  22. 13 avril 1979
    Toll 4
  23. 7 avril 1980
    Misgav Am · Israël
    Toll 3
  24. 2 mai 1980
    Toll 6
  25. 27 juill. 1980
    Toll 1
  26. 3 oct. 1980
    Toll 4
  27. 29 août 1981
    Vienne · Autriche
    Toll 2
  28. 20 oct. 1981
    Toll 3
  29. 20 juill. 1982
    Toll blessés
  30. 9 août 1982
    Toll 6
  31. 25 août 1982
    Toll 1
  32. 9 oct. 1982
    Toll 1
  33. 22 juill. 1985
    Copenhague · Danemark

    the Krystalgade synagogue and the office of an American airline company

    Toll 1
  34. 25 sept. 1985
    Toll 3
  35. 7-9 oct. 1985
    Méditerranée (paquebot Achille Lauro) · Méditerranée

    Leon Klinghoffer, American Jewish passenger, murdered and thrown into the sea

    Toll 1
  36. 8 oct. 1985

    a guard opens fire on the faithful gathered in the synagogue

    Toll 5
  37. 27 déc. 1985
    Toll 19
  38. 6 sept. 1986
    Toll 22
  39. 7 mars 1988
    Toll 3
  40. 6 juill. 1989
    Bus 405 · Israël
    Toll 16
  41. 1ᵉʳ mai 1990
    Toll toll not established
  42. 19-21 août 1991

    three days of antisemitic riots in the Hasidic neighborhood after a traffic accident, a Jewish student stabbed to death

    Toll 1
  43. 1ᵉʳ mars 1992
    Toll blessés
  44. 17 mars 1992
    Toll 29
  45. 1ᵉʳ mars 1994
    Toll 1
  46. 6 avril 1994
    Toll 8
  47. 13 avril 1994
    Toll 5
  48. 18 juill. 1994
    Toll 85
  49. 19 juill. 1994
    Toll 21 (dont 12 Juifs)
  50. 26-27 juill. 1994
    Toll une vingtaine de blessés
  51. 19 oct. 1994
    Toll 22
  52. 22 janv. 1995
    Carrefour de Beit Lid · Israël
    Toll 22 (dont 21 soldats)
  53. 9 avril 1995
    Kfar Darom, convoi · Israël
    Toll 8
  54. 21 août 1995
    Toll 5
  55. 25 févr. 1996
    Toll 27
  56. 3 mars 1996
    Toll 18
  57. 4 mars 1996
    Toll 13
  58. 21 mars 1997
    Toll 3
  59. 30 juill. 1997
    Toll 16
  60. 4 sept. 1997
    Toll 5
  61. 10 août 1999

    a white supremacist opens fire in the community center and wounds five people, including three children, then shoots a postal worker in his flight

    Toll 1 (un employé des postes tué dans la fuite)
  62. 27 juill. 2000
    Toll 10 blessés
  63. Oct. 2000

    dozens of fires and acts of vandalism in a few weeks

    Toll dégâts
  64. 4 mars 2001
    Toll 3
  65. 18 mai 2001
    Toll 5
  66. 1ᵉʳ juin 2001
    Toll 21
  67. 9 août 2001
    Toll 15
  68. 1ᵉʳ déc. 2001
    Toll 11
  69. 2 déc. 2001
    Toll 15
  70. 2 mars 2002
    Toll 11
  71. 9 mars 2002
    Toll 11
  72. 20 mars 2002
    Toll 7
  73. 21 mars 2002
    Toll 3
  74. 27 mars 2002
    Toll 30
  75. 31 mars 2002
    Toll 16
  76. 2 avril 2002
    Toll dégâts
  77. 10 avril 2002
    Toll 8
  78. 11 avril 2002
    Toll 21 (surtout des touristes)
  79. 12 avril 2002
    Toll 6
  80. 7 mai 2002
    Toll 15
  81. 19 mai 2002
    Toll 3
  82. 5 juin 2002
    Carrefour de Megiddo · Israël
    Toll 17
  83. 18 juin 2002
    Toll 19
  84. 19 juin 2002
    Toll 7
  85. 4 juill. 2002
    Toll 2
  86. 17 juill. 2002
    Toll 5
  87. 4 août 2002
    Carrefour de Meron, bus 361 · Israël
    Toll 9
  88. 19 sept. 2002
    Toll 6
  89. 21 nov. 2002
    Toll 11
  90. 28 nov. 2002

    A booby-trapped vehicle explodes outside the hotel hosting Israeli tourists in Kikambala, while two missiles miss an Arkia aircraft at takeoff

    Toll 13
  91. 5 janv. 2003
    Toll 23
  92. 5 mars 2003
    Toll 17
  93. 30 avril 2003
    Toll 3
  94. 16 mai 2003

    two of the five simultaneous attacks target Jewish places, the Circle of the Israeli Alliance — closed that evening — and the Jewish cemetery; the dead fall at the other targets

    Toll toll not established
  95. 18 mai 2003
    Toll 7
  96. 19 mai 2003
    Toll 3
  97. 11 juin 2003
    Toll 17
  98. 19 août 2003
    Toll 23
  99. 9 sept. 2003
    Toll 7
  100. 9 sept. 2003
    Tzrifin, station d'autobus · Israël
    Toll 9
  101. 4 oct. 2003
    Toll 21
  102. 15 nov. 2003
    Toll 27 (dont 6 Juifs)
  103. 25 déc. 2003
    Toll 4
  104. 29 janv. 2004
    Toll 11
  105. 22 févr. 2004
    Toll 8
  106. 14 mars 2004
    Toll 10
  107. 22 août 2004
    Toll dégâts
  108. 31 août 2004
    Toll 16
  109. 7 oct. 2004

    a booby-trapped truck crashes in the hall of the Hilton hotel, then two cars explode in the camps of Ras Shitan, targeting Israeli tourists in Sinai

    Toll 34
  110. 1ᵉʳ nov. 2004
    Toll 3
  111. 25 févr. 2005
    Toll 5
  112. 12 juill. 2005
    Toll 5
  113. 5 déc. 2005
    Toll 5
  114. Janv.-févr. 2006
    Toll 1
  115. 17 avril 2006
    Toll 11
  116. 28 juill. 2006
    Toll 1
  117. 6 mars 2008
    Toll 8
  118. 2 juill. 2008
    Toll 3
  119. 2 juill. 2008
    Toll 3
  120. Nov. 2008
    Toll 6
  121. 31 janv. 2009
    Toll dégâts
  122. 31 août 2010
    Route 60 (Kiryat Arba) · Israël
    Toll 4
  123. 11 mars 2011
    Toll 5
  124. 7 avril 2011
    Toll 1
  125. 18 août 2011
    Toll 8
  126. 19 mars 2012
    Toll 4
  127. 18 juill. 2012
    Toll 6
  128. 27-28 sept. 2012
    Toll dégâts
  129. 13 avril 2014
    Toll 3
  130. 24 mai 2014
    Toll 4
  131. 12 juin 2014
    Gush Etzion (trois adolescents enlevés) · Israël
    Toll 3
  132. 20 juillet 2014
    Sarcelles · France

    Jewish businesses looted and burned during a demonstration, the synagogue targeted

    Toll aucun mort
  133. 22 oct. 2014
    Toll 2
  134. 18 nov. 2014
    Toll 5 fidèles + 1 policier
  135. 1ᵉʳ déc. 2014
    Toll blessés
  136. 9 janv. 2015
    Toll 4
  137. 15 févr. 2015
    Copenhague · Danemark
    Toll 1
  138. 1ᵉʳ oct. 2015
    Toll 2
  139. 18 nov. 2015
    Toll 1 blessé
  140. 8 juin 2016
    Toll 4
  141. 8 janv. 2017
    Toll 4
  142. 4 avril 2017
    Toll 1
  143. 21 juill. 2017
    Toll 3
  144. 9 déc. 2017
    Toll dégâts
  145. 23 mars 2018
    Toll 1
  146. 27 oct. 2018
    Toll 11
  147. Févr. 2019
    Toll toll not established
  148. 27 avril 2019
    Toll 1
  149. 23 août 2019
    Ein Bubin · Israël
    Toll 1
  150. 9 oct. 2019
    Toll 2
  151. 10 déc. 2019
    Toll 4
  152. 28 déc. 2019
    Toll 1
  153. Mai 2021
    Lod RiotsPogrom
    Lod · Israël

    Synagogues and businesses burned during intercommunal violence in May, a Jewish resident dies from his injuries

    Toll 1
  154. 15 janv. 2022
    Toll toll not established
  155. 23 mars 2022
    Toll 4
  156. 29 mars 2022
    Toll 5
  157. 7 avril 2022
    Toll 3
  158. 5 mai 2022
    Elad · Israël
    Toll 3
  159. 27 janv. 2023
    Toll 7
  160. 9 mai 2023
    Toll 5 (dont 2 pèlerins juifs)
  161. 7 oct. 2023
    Sud d'Israël (Be'eri, Kfar Aza, Nir Oz, Sderot, festival Nova…) · Israël

    Hamas attack on localities and the Nova festival in southern Israel — the deadliest massacre of Jews since the Shoah.

    Toll ~1 200 morts, 251 otages
  162. 18 oct. 2023
    Toll dégâts
  163. 3 nov. 2023
    Toll dégâts
  164. 2 mars 2024
    Toll 1 blessé
  165. 17 mai 2024
    Toll dégâts
  166. 24 août 2024
    Toll 1 blessé
  167. 3 oct. 2024
    Toll 7
  168. 8 nov. 2024
    Toll une trentaine de blessés
  169. 6 déc. 2024
    Toll 1 blessé
  170. 21 mai 2025
    Toll 2
  171. 1ᵉʳ juin 2025
    Toll 1
  172. 8 sept. 2025
    Toll 6
  173. 2 oct. 2025
    Toll 2
  174. 14 déc. 2025
    Toll 15

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Main sources: Encyclopaedia Judaica, Yad Vashem, USHMM, Dubnow, Baron, Poliakov, Hilberg, Stillman, Veidlinger, Stampfer. See the bibliography.