Klosterhof
18273 Güstrow
Germany
Synagogue was located on the site of the later monastery yard
.Synagogue no longer exists
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s. on the history of the Güstrow Jewish pogrom of 1330 at: Kirchberg, Ernst von. Reimchronik aus dem Jahren 1378/79, I. cap. 112, pag.757-759, LHAS - according to Mastaler
.Kirchberg, von Ernst. (* 14th c. - † after 1379); rhyming chronicler and illuminator of the Middle Ages who worked in Mecklenburg;
"... von dem miracule, daz geschach zu Gusterowe an dem heilgen sacramente. You write three hundred years and sixty, you happened virwar eyn sulch wundir to Gusterowe, wis vur geschach to Cracowe. ... Then it allis did not help, her liez yn czorniglichir phlicht mit groszirn ungefalle dy Juden burnen alle, ...
When the von Werle her Johan dyse Juden gar virbran, und sy warin so virczagit gar, ...
Von dem opferere liez do buwin von steyne eyne cappellin nuwin in godis lichamen ere so, daz ted her Johan von Werle do und legede der capellin by durch god czwo ewige vicary. From Camyn bishop Friderich dy tad im confirmirte glich. ..." [after a transcription by Fr. Dr. Cordshagen, Schwerin] - after Mastaler
Kirchberg, by Ernst. (* 14.Jh. - † after 1379); rhyming chronicler and illuminator of the Middle Ages who worked in Mecklenburg; Mecklenburgische Reimchronik (Kirchberg - Chronik im LHAS); ; According to the synagogue destroyed in Güstrow in 1330 and the "Joden Kerkhove", which was located in front of the Hageböcker Tor until 1621, it can be concluded that the first inhabitants of Güstrow already included a larger number of Jewish merchants who had moved to our area after the persecutions in western Germany during the Crusades and from the land of Brandenburg. In addition also registers in the LHA Schwerin. - according to Mastaler
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