Balkan Jews

Balkan Jews refers to Jewish people who live or lived in the Balkans.

History

A small amount of Jews have resided in the Balkan peninsula since the Antiquity. However, most Jews arrived here after being expelled from Western Europe. The Sephardic Jews came to the Balkans in the 1490s after Spain was established as a Catholic country. Many Ashkenazi Jews also came to the Balkans in the 1400s because of persecution in northern European countries.[1]

Culture

gollark: Modern reverse proxies/webservers (caddy/træfik are the ones I know of) do nice things like configuring SSL/TLS with Let's Encrypt automatically.
gollark: It will? Madness.
gollark: If you try and use it to proxy, I don't know, telnet, it'll not work.
gollark: Isn't HTTP.
gollark: I have nginx as a static file server (for my static-site-generated website), but a few things need to be dynamic, so I forward those URLs to actual backends.

See also

References

  1. "Nation without a state: The Balkan Jews". staff.lib.msu.edu. Retrieved 2020-05-01.


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