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A son of Swerzlein of Vienna is mentioned in 1319 as Marchart of Zistersdorf. Between 1380-1415 five Jewish men named

The first information of Jews in Laa an der Thaya dates from 1277 in a document concerning Laa an der

The Jews of Mistelbach are mentioned among those affected by the persecutions that followed the host desecration accusation of Pulkau in

In 1333 the Jewish woman Sterna of Wolkersdorf sold a mortgage, which was on a fief in a nearby village.

Jews living in Marchegg were expelled in 1421. In 1496 Maximilian I, King of Germany and Duke of Austria allowed

In the 13th century, the monastery of Klosterneuburg, which owned much land and engaged in many legal transactions, contacted Jews

Jews from Vienna seem to have settled in Hainburg at the beginning of the 14th century. In 1320 Schondel of

Jews lived in Perchtoldsdorf during the 14th century and in smaller numbers in 15th century as well. In today’s Wienerstrasse

Jews lived in Traiskirchen during the first half of the 14th century. Smeril, mentioned in 1329, was a moneylender. During

The earliest recorded mention of Jewish life in Bruck an der Leitha dates from 1351. The Jews living in Bruck