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The radicalisation of attitudes, political and social changes, and periods of crisis transformed peaceful coexistence into a situation of extreme violence. From the 14th century onwards, Jewish communities were frequently attacked, marginalised and accused of committing various crimes and acts of sacrilege. At the end of the 15th century, the decree requiring the conversion of Jews forced many families into exile.

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