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Though Palestine (Jerusalem) was in control of the Holy Land during the first Crusade, all three major religions resided inside Palestine's walls( Islam, Christianity, and Judaism) When the Crusaders eventually stormed Palestine, they basically murdered anything that moved, no matter what religion you were, even other Christians.
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Who are the victims in the first crusade?
There were about 800 victims in the first crusade. They were Jews.
Where did the first crusade start and end?
the first crusade started in 1096 and ended in 1254
When did the first crusade end?
The first crusades ended in 1099
What happened between Christians and Jews in the late 1000's?
The First Crusade was in 1096. In it, thousands of Jews were killed by the Christian crusaders.
Who did the christians control at the end of the first crusade?
Jerusalem
What was the dates of the start and end of the first crusade?
1096 to 1099
On what suspenseful note does Conrad end this first installment?
conrad end's with Kurtz's moral crusade.
Who was in Crusade?
Jews, Christians and Muslims were in the Crusades.
Which Crusade was the most successful?
The First Crusade was the only successful Crusade.
How did the persecution of the Jews begin in Europe?
It goes back to Roman times, but became particularly severe at the time of the First Crusade (1096).
What crusade were the europeans in control of constantinople at the end?
The fourth crusade that the Europeans were in control of constantinople at the end.
What does the Holocaust have to do with the Crusades?
There is no direct link. During the First Crusade there were severe outbreaks of violence against Jews, especially in the Rhineland. It is sometimes said that this marked the start of an ongoing "Christian", or at least "churchy" tradition of violence against the Jews. A very small number of historians see the Holocaust as the culmination of a tradition that began in 1096. Nevertheless, the First Crusade saw the start of widespread mob violence as an integral part of the crusades ... After that, no crusade was complete without a massacre of Jews, and when Richard I was crowned as a Crusader King of England in 1189, mobs celebrated in London, York and elsewhere by massacring the Jews.
