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The Jews of Pesaro and Urbino had a similar story. Their fate depended on Dukes of Urbino, first the Montefeltro and then the Della Rovere. When Guidobaldo II Della Rovere (1538-1574) moved his court  from Urbino to Pesaro, many Jews followed him and the community enjoyed a short period of splendor. This period came to an end with the Duchy’s annexation to the Papal States and the creation of the ghetto in 1632, that lasted until 1797.

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Jewish places
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Italian Jewish cemeteries
Jewish Piedmont
Jewish Sicily
Jewish Apulia
Jewish Veneto
Jewish Friuli
Jewish Friuli Venezia Giulia
Jewish Tuscany

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