1. Anti-Semitism: Hatred Throughout History
... the main Christian state under the rule of Constantine, and the Christians were obligated to exonerate the Romans for any responsibility of the killing of Jesus (Sterling). Later in the Middle ages Jews were widely accused of starting the bubonic plague, despite the fact that the Jews also had the plague. Jews were also famous for "ritual murder". Over 150 Jewish communities ... et al. 99). Anti-Semitisms" undoubtedly most violent, horrifying attack was yet to come. Pogroms, or campaigns against Jews, broke out in Eastern Europe during the late 1920's to the early 1940's. Adolph Hitler ...
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