MMiikkuulloovv ((CCzz)),, 
TThhee SSyynnaaggoogg aanndd 
tthhee 
JJeewwiisshh CCeemmeetteerryy 
PPhhoottooggrraapphheedd bbyy 
IIvvaann SSzzeeddoo 
Old painting showing the inside of the temple
The origin of the Jewish community in Mikulov can be dated with the 
period after 1421, when Jews were expelled by Duke Albrecht V. 
Habsburg from Vienna and Lower Austria and part of them found 
refuge in the nearby Mikulov. Another inflow came after the Jews 
were expelled from Moravian towns, mainly from Brno and Znojmo. 
The members of this minority, disdained in the Middle Ages, settled in 
the Za hradem street, in the beginning next to the surrounding 
Christian houses. Later they purchased them and a separate Jewish 
quarter came to existence. The right to self government and other 
privileges were granted to the Mikulov Jews as late as in 1591 by 
Maxmilian of Dietrichstein. 
The Mikulov Jewish community soon became one of the largest in 
Moravia and that is why the institution of the Moravian Regional 
Rabbi was situated there before mid 16th century. The Rabbi was 
seated in Mikulov till 1851. Mikulov was also a major spiritual centre 
of Jewishness and Jewish religion. The Jews made up their living by 
small trades and crafts since 17th and 18th centuries. 
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    MMiikkuulloovv ((CCzz)),, TThheeSSyynnaaggoogg aanndd tthhee JJeewwiisshh CCeemmeetteerryy PPhhoottooggrraapphheedd bbyy IIvvaann SSzzeeddoo Old painting showing the inside of the temple
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    The origin ofthe Jewish community in Mikulov can be dated with the period after 1421, when Jews were expelled by Duke Albrecht V. Habsburg from Vienna and Lower Austria and part of them found refuge in the nearby Mikulov. Another inflow came after the Jews were expelled from Moravian towns, mainly from Brno and Znojmo. The members of this minority, disdained in the Middle Ages, settled in the Za hradem street, in the beginning next to the surrounding Christian houses. Later they purchased them and a separate Jewish quarter came to existence. The right to self government and other privileges were granted to the Mikulov Jews as late as in 1591 by Maxmilian of Dietrichstein. The Mikulov Jewish community soon became one of the largest in Moravia and that is why the institution of the Moravian Regional Rabbi was situated there before mid 16th century. The Rabbi was seated in Mikulov till 1851. Mikulov was also a major spiritual centre of Jewishness and Jewish religion. The Jews made up their living by small trades and crafts since 17th and 18th centuries. 2014.08.12. Mikulov, The Synagog and the Jewish Cemetery 2
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