Christians, Jews, and the Black Plague

The relationship between Christians and Jews in medieval Europe is constantly influenced by their inequal social and economic status and the religious competition that exists between them. The Jews make Christian objectives, but this purpose means that Christians that dominate Europe tolerate only Jews. Without an equal premise, Jews began to rely on relationships with low-level rulers to ensure their relative safety. The rumor insisted that the Jews poisoned the well, and the Jews became Christians who are often very pleased to offer the purpose of violence.

The persecution of Jews did not start with Hitler, but the Jews suffered hundreds of years of persecution. In the Middle Ages where black plague occurred, the Jews were condemned and Christians believed that Jews were making water poisoned. Some Jews believe that God punishes them because Jews do not believe that Jesus is the Son of God. It is not Nazi's idea to limit Jews to Jewish communities. Jews have been persecuted for centuries and are often forced to live in designated areas. At the beginning of the Second World War, the Jews were told to leave their homes and wealth, and moved to the slums, where they lived in a small room they shared with many people . In the book by Marian Pretzel "Portrait of Young Forger", he wrote as follows. "The floor is very bright, the table and the chair are gone, the wallpaper is covered with rough stripes.There is a cold wind blowing from the kitchen."

Sadly, other groups received severe discrimination for plague. The majority of the population of Christians accused the Jews - then the largest ethnic minority in Europe - a terrible disease. They believe that the Jews secretly aspiring to rule the world secretly make a well in a Christian town intoxication. Thousands of innocent Jews were plagued and they were slaughtered in dozens of European communities. Several social changes caused by black death are positive. Before the plague, farmers' serfs were confined to the legacy of their lords, and their work was rarely or not paid at all. Overpopulation and resource shortages are causing malnutrition and extreme poverty among many farmers. After so many people died, serfs can provide better conditions and can move freely to other manor who will receive the highest wages. Landlords requiring urgent labor often offer free tools, residences, seeds and farmlands