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1844 Edict of Toleration
- When
- 1844
- Where
- Ottoman Empire
- Part of
- Ottoman Edict of Toleration
The Ottoman Empire passed an edict removing capital punishments for apostasy, identified as the beginning of the Zionist process.
In 1844, the Ottoman Empire issued an Edict of Toleration. This decree removed capital punishments for apostasy, marking the beginning of the Zionist process of Jewish diaspora return to the Holy Land. The edict took place during the 19th century, a period in which the Ottoman state became more powerful and organised internally as a new Ottoman identity took hold.
Sources
- Edict of toleration Wikipedia
- Ottoman Empire Wikipedia
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