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Actions Displays	My (Jewish) Martinique Remove from selection Add to selection TitleMy (Jewish) Martinique Author William F.S. Miles Call numberS296.05/001 Object number08098t Place of publicationCollingwood, Victoria, Australia PublisherThe Jewish Quarterly Year of publication 2022 Physical descriptionpp.45-51 MaterialArticle NotesArticle from the journal 'The Jewish Quarterly ' "Iran: inside its 43-year quest to dominate the Middle East" Issue 249, August 2022 pp.45-51 Description The first Jews to live on Martinique were Dutch refugees, expelled from Brazil by the Portuguese. They arrived in 1654 only to be expelled by in 1685 by Louis XIV. Waivers in the 18th century allowed Jews to resettle, on condition they did not practise their Judaism. While individual Jews went there in in 19th and early 20th century, there was no Jewish community as such. Today that Sephardic community remains close-knit and vibrant

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My (Jewish) Martinique

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TitleMy (Jewish) Martinique

Author

William F.S. Miles

Call numberS296.05/001

Object number08098t

Place of publicationCollingwood, Victoria, Australia

PublisherThe Jewish Quarterly

Year of publication

2022

Physical descriptionpp.45-51

MaterialArticle

NotesArticle from the journal 'The Jewish Quarterly ' "Iran: inside its 43-year quest to dominate the Middle East" Issue 249, August 2022 pp.45-51

Description

The first Jews to live on Martinique were Dutch refugees, expelled from Brazil by the Portuguese. They arrived in 1654 only to be expelled by in 1685 by Louis XIV. Waivers in the 18th century allowed Jews to resettle, on condition they did not practise their Judaism. While individual Jews went there in in 19th and early 20th century, there was no Jewish community as such. Today that Sephardic community remains close-knit and vibrant

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