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Jewish Marsala<\/p>\n

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JEWS MERCHANTS IN SALTPETRE, SILK, TEXTILES AND CHEESES<\/h2>\n

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FIND OUT JEWISH HERITAGE IN MARSALA<\/p>\n

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Jewish Marsala<\/h2>\n

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due A Jewish group settled in this port as early as the Roman Imperial age. Their main occupation was manufacturing saltpetre, which they sold to the government in large amounts; this business was later taken over by Christians. Other businesses were processing and trading in silk, textiles and cheeses.<\/p>\n

Jewish Marsala<\/h2>\n

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