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Yes, but it depends on what you really mean by toleration (tolerance).
The Prussian Emancipation Edict of 1812:
- Abolished discriminatory taxes on Jews. (They no longer had to pay for permission to reside in Prussia and taxes on Jewish marriages were abolished).
- They were allowed to own property (houses, farms, etc) without having to apply to the government for special permission to do so - something that had hitherto only been granted in exceptional circumstances and had to be paid for.
- They were allowed to be elected to city councils and provinical diets.
- They were granted citizenship (but that did not mean full equality).
- There were allowed to attend univeristy without having to apply to the government for special permission to do so.
They were not allowed to:
- Become civil servants.
- Become army officers.
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