Ferrara

Synagogue Ferrara

Synagogue Ferrara

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JFerrara is the only city in Emilia-Romagna to have an uninterrupted Jewish presence from the middle age to the present. Under the Duchy of Este the community enjoyed  its finest years: the dukes offered shelter to refugees from Spain and Portugal in 1492 and from Eastern Europe when Jews were expelled in 1532. The long period of peace ended in 1597,when Ferrara was annexed to the Papal States. In 1627 the ghetto was established. The period of the ghetto definitively came to an end only in 1859.

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Jewish Italy
Italian Jewish heritage
Jewish Itineraries
Jewish Routes
Jewish Itineraries in Italy
Jewish routes in Italy
Italian Jewish route
Jewish route
Jewish tourism in Italy
Jewish sites
Jewish sights
Jewish places
Jewish monuments
Italian synagogues
Italian Jewish cemeteries
Jewish Piedmont
Jewish Sicily
Jewish Apulia
Jewish Veneto
Jewish Friuli
Jewish Friuli Venezia Giulia
Jewish Tuscany

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