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Capital of the federal state Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
The presence of Jews in reflects a continuous, multi-millennial pattern of migration, settlement, economic utility and legal fluctuation: Jewish communities arrived in , developed distinctive in the m...
Ashkenazi Jewish communities emerged in medieval Western Europe—first recorded in the Rhineland and northern France around the 10th century—and expanded eastward into Poland and other Slavic lands ove...
The surname most commonly derives from the German word "Wein" meaning "wine," originally used as an occupational or descriptive surname for someone who produced, sold or lived by vineyards, and it app...
Historical and genetic evidence in the provided reporting places Jewish presence in what is now Germany as early as the 4th century CE, while the distinct cultural group later called “Ashkenazi Jews” ...