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Jews settled in Mödling before 1350. The synagogue was in the “Judengasse” (today Elisabethstrasse 7). Jews were active as moneylenders;

Eisenstadt is known in Jewish soyurces as Asch. Jews are mentioned in one of the earliest documents concerning Eisenstadt. In

The earliest source mentioning Jews in Radkersburg records several families. A woman by the name Seld, her husband Isaak and

The first proof of Jewish presence in Graz is a tombstone dating from 1304, indicating that Graz had a community

A promissory note from 1342 in favor of Muschl (Moses) of Fuerstenfeld indicates a Jewish settlement in Fuerstenfeld.

Documentary evidence from 1429 points to the existence of a synagogue in Hartberg. The Jews of Hartberg used the cemetery

A Hebrew source, the Selicha of Isaak bar Yacov, mentions the persecution of Jews in Wiener Neustadt in 1230. In

The Jews from Tulln had a synagogue on the site of the today’s court (Albrechtsgsasse), next to houses of Jews.

Jews lived in Retz in the first half of the 14th century. Leb of Retz, son of Menleins of Gars,

Several documents point to the first settlement of Jews in Krems in the 12th century. The Jew Ernustus is mentioned