During the Black Death persecutions, 700 Jews were burned alive in their own homes in Basel, Netherlands.
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All local Jews had to submit their books through King James I to be investigated.
Pope Clement VI issued two papal bulls stating that Jews were not to blame for the Black Death.
King John of England taxed all of England's Jews for 66,000 Francs and imprisoned those who couldn't pay.
The Warsaw Uprising involved Jews in the Warsaw Ghetto resisting Nazi Germany during WWII.
Adolf Hitler declared the imminent extermination of the Jews at a meeting in the Reich Chancellery.
