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Jews lived throughout the 14th century in Murau. They had a synagogue and probably used the cemetery of Friesach. The

Documentary evidence records a “house of a Jew in Wels” in 1396. The Jews of Wels were expelled from the

In 1316 the Dukes Otto IV and Heinrich II granted a town law regulating the selling of meat by Jews.

In 1284 the Jews of Hallein and Mühldorf paid a tax of 20 Marks in silver to the Archbishop of

Jewish presence in the land of Salzburg dates back to the 11th-12th century, but there is no proff of Jews living

Jews lived in Braunau in the first half of the 14th century. At the time of the Black Death persecutions

Jewish families owned two houses in the town. Isak von Lienz was the private banker of the Counts of Goerz,

In 1342, Duke Ludwig took under his protection the Jew Salmen of Innsbruck and his descendants for a yearly payment

Jews lived in Feldkirch in the first half of the 14th century in a place occupied today by the district of Heiligenkreuz