Procession for the execution of Joseph Suess Oppenheimer

A procession to the execution of the Jew Joseph Suess Oppenheimer on the Galgenberg. The procession was accompanied by 120 grenadiers. The accusation was lese majesty, high treason, sexual intercourse with Christian women, corruption, robbery of the imperial coffers, and desecration of the Protestant religion. Formerly he had been the adviser of the Duke of Wurttemberg, Karl Alexander. This copper engraving is part of the Kupferstichkabinett (Museum of Prints and Drawings) in Donaueschingen

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1738

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1738 Accusation Adviser Anti-jewish Anti-semitism Antisemitism Baden-wuerttemberg Baiting Coffers Corruption Desecration Donaueschingen Formerly Grenadiers Intercourse Judaism Kupferstichkabinett Lese Majesty Minorities Minority Oppenheimer Persecution Stuttgart Suess Treason Wurttemberg

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