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Unbounded Jews
- The Game of Denmark and Morocco in the 16th Century
Dansk E-bog
Unbounded Jews
- The Game of Denmark and Morocco in the 16th Century
Dansk E-bog

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In eighteenth-century Denmark, a world filled with adventurers, merchants, and diplomats emerged, breaking national boundaries. When King Frederik V invested economically and militarily in trade with isolated Morocco, Denmark became the first European country to sign a trade and peace treaty with the sultan, who dreamed of wealth and commerce with European powers. Unbounded Jews tells this story through two Jewish families, Sumbel and Buzaglo, who originated from Morocco but settled in London, Berlin, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, and Altona. They managed not only to overcome borders but also ghetto walls, prejudices, and laws targeting Jews. Based on previously unknown Danish and international sources, the author recreates the lives, motives, and achievements of these traveling Jews. At the same time, he describes the significant changes and upheavals in eighteenth-century Jewish and Christian societies, where religious authorities were challenged, and a new Enlightenment movement emerged.
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Sprog:
Dansk
Sider:
432
ISBN-13:
9788712079316
Format:
ePub
ISBN-10:
8712079316
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Udg. Dato:
30 sep 2024
Forlag:
Gads Forlag
Oplagsdato:
30 sep 2024
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Books from the same author
E-bog, 2024
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251 kr
Forlags vejl. pris: 189 kr
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