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The Rue des Juifs, once called the 'Rue droite des Juifs' and now known as 'Rue du Château' marks the entrance to Tarascon's old Jewish district.
Almost 300 people lived in this part of town in the Middle Ages.
The community, which was clustered together in the Jewish district, the 'carreria judayca', had two cemeteries outside the town (one on Jarnègues Island, on the current Boulevard Itam, and the other in the Les Ferrages district after the Porte Condamine). It also had a synagogue...
Almost 300 people lived in this part of town in the Middle Ages.
The community, which was clustered together in the Jewish district, the 'carreria judayca', had two cemeteries outside the town (one on Jarnègues Island, on the current Boulevard Itam, and the other in the Les Ferrages district after the Porte Condamine). It also had a synagogue...
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