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Los movimientos antijudíos del siglo XIV en la Península Ibérica. Los asaltos de 1391
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[cas]Durante la crisis de la Baja Edad Media, diversos factores tanto políticos, económicos, sociales y religiosos determinaron que una parte de la sociedad cristiana europea se radicalizara en contra de la comunidad hebrea; los judíos fueron acusados de todos los males. La Península Ibérica durante el siglo XIV se convirtió en escenario de los asaltos a las juderías. El clímax de terror se inició en la Corona de Castilla en agosto de 1391 con las predicaciones de Fernán Martínez -arcediano de Écija-, y se extendieron rápidamente a la Corona de Aragón. En este proyecto se plantean las motivaciones del movimiento antijudío y las derivaciones de estas masacres contra la comunidad hebrea.
[eng] During the crisis of the late Middle Ages, various political, economic, social and religious factors determined that a part of the European Christian society was radicalized against the Hebrew community; The Jews were accused of all evil. During the fourteenth century the Iberian Peninsula became the scene of the assaults on the Jewish quarter. The climax of terror began in the Crown of Castile in August of 1391 with Fernán Martínez preachings -archdeacon of Écija-, and they spread quickly to the Crown of Aragon. In this project are considered the motivations of the anti-Jewish movement and the derivations of these massacres against the Hebrew Community.
[eng] During the crisis of the late Middle Ages, various political, economic, social and religious factors determined that a part of the European Christian society was radicalized against the Hebrew community; The Jews were accused of all evil. During the fourteenth century the Iberian Peninsula became the scene of the assaults on the Jewish quarter. The climax of terror began in the Crown of Castile in August of 1391 with Fernán Martínez preachings -archdeacon of Écija-, and they spread quickly to the Crown of Aragon. In this project are considered the motivations of the anti-Jewish movement and the derivations of these massacres against the Hebrew Community.
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Treballs Finals de Grau en Història, Facultat de Geografia i Història, Universitat de Barcelona, Curs: 2016-2017, Tutor: Salvador Claramunt Rodríguez
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ARANDA CARDENETE, Antonia. Los movimientos antijudíos del siglo XIV en la Península Ibérica. Los asaltos de 1391. [consulted: 12 of August of 2026]. Available at: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/119613