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In february 1840, Father Thomas, a Capucine monk, disappeared from Damascus. The Jews of the town were accused to have murdered him in order to use his blood in the preparation of the Easter Matzot. The religious man being a French protégé, the Consul of France made his enquiry within very complex...

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Hovedforfatter: Zink, Anne
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spelling cairn-AJ_341_0125AJArchives Juives https://shs.cairn.info/revue-archives-juives1-2001-1-page-125?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/aj.341.0125 Vous avez des archives ? Veillez sur elles Zink, Anne2001 fre Archives Juives | 34 | 1 | 2001-03-01 | p. 125-128 | 0003-9837 AJ_34149 In february 1840, Father Thomas, a Capucine monk, disappeared from Damascus. The Jews of the town were accused to have murdered him in order to use his blood in the preparation of the Easter Matzot. The religious man being a French protégé, the Consul of France made his enquiry within very complex international surroundings. The Western European Jews - mostly from France - mobilized themselves in a vast movement of solidarity, against the slanderous indictment of ritual murder, and on behalf of their fellow-coreligionists from the Levant. In this affair, one can see the appearance of the first signs of contemporaneous antisemitism.Cairn free access
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