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In the second half of the 13th century a Jewish moneylender lived in Leoben. In 1396 Duke Wilhelm (1386-1406) ordered

The presence of the first Jews in Bruck an der Mur dates back to 1327, when a Jew named Gerssam

Documentary evidence mentions a Jew named Abraham, master of the mint, who resided in Obervellach in 1362.

Jews lived in Ybbs during the first half of the 14th century. In 1338, Scheublein of Ybbs is mentioned as

The Jews of Weiten persecuted in 1338 following the accusation of the host desecration in Pulkau. One Jew is mentioned

Jews lived in Zwettl in the first half of the 14th century. In 1337 a Jew called Jesche was mentioned

During 1383-1420 four Jewish men “from Weitra” are documented, of them only one or two lived in Weitra, one lived in Krems

In 1383 two Jewish brothers were mentioned as moneylenders living in Unterdrauburg. One of them appeared in Vienna in 1392.

When Völkermarkt was first mentioned in documents at the beginning of the 12th century, one part of Völkermarkt was called

The first mention of Jews living in Wolfsberg appers in an official source from 1311. Jews were assured of their