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Covers the history of Jewish communities in London from the 1650s to the 19th century.
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[Music] both of those projects initiatives got off the ground because of the garage prolific team members slain in west germany [Music] out of the 24 who were killed were americans who had come to learn in covenant i say one million jewish children who were made to become losers [Music] that's atomic perfect it is never too little is actually part two at part one uh not so long ago a couple of months ago i believe it was very popular we got some great feedback and i decided that it's appropriate to continue with it i think this um story of london jury is quite fascinating and um we ended off last time um about with the expulsion uh in 1290 the edict of expulsion by king edward and the jews are no longer in england at that point and it happens to be in the news now just saw in the news either the british government or the church or both i'm not sure which they have an intention to apologize for the 12 the year 1290 expulsion so um you know i guess uh an apology is due at some point um so it's appropriate now in the news so um therefore we could continue speaking about london we'll pick up from there from uh [Music] from from the explosion so for several hundred years there's not really any jewish community in uh organized official jewish community there are some jews that are living there secretly there's some jewish visitors or businessmen there are occasional stories of jews being there but undercover definitely not in any official capacity there are exceptional cases of jews visiting england there's an interesting story of jacob barnett
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- 3:35as a jew and that's in the early 1600s you're talking about um almost you know…
- 7:17uh this unofficial re-acceptance of jews into england uh which never be does that doesn't become…
- 10:48uh which is like the end of the monarchy and you have to understand how oliver…
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- 21:32named antonio rodriguez robles and he was a new christian and he was a traitor a…
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- 28:43um and um and then we go to the institutions that they build there's the bevis…
- 32:15wrote a a a uh very defensive of jewish tradition a a book called kuzuri shaini…
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