How were Jews discriminated against in the 1850s in Europe?
To encourage the Jews in our family’s hometown, Boskovice, to vote as a German ethnic group, Vienna went to some lengths to maintain friendly relations with the Jews of the city.
IN 1918, at the end of WWI, Austria surrendered to the Allied Forces and the town’s administration moved to Czech authorities from the imposing Boskovice town hall (pictured).(photo credit: CHARLES TICHO)ByCHARLES TICHO
