Pařížská — Local services in Prague

Hey sis, one purpose, they could do Maryland and Christians tonight because according to their religious laws, it was against the rules to lend money supposed to give it charitably no having the Jews here meant that you could basically ban them from joining other guilds and doing other jobs, push them into the financial district sector And then maybe come the money lenders however, this also gives power, and so they become part of the scapegoats for any suicidal ill. Somethings wrong on the Jewish people even to today right now there was a time for example when there was the black plague plague sweeping through Europe Christians are getting sick. We all remember the early days of Covid. There is a lot of confusion and chaos you know they’re like not exactly sure how you get sick. How do you stay safe imagine you’re living in the middle ages you don’t understand germs what you see is that Christians are sick and Jews are healthy. Why because they’re quarantine in the Jewish quarter and they wash their hands part of their religion so they’re more hygienic but then the Christians reason they must be poisoning us so they break into the Jewish quarter, and they end up killing many Jews to punish them for something made it back to something there’s this kind of thing happening all the time no they were also good times for the Jews living here for example, during the time of Rudolf, the second this Manuel learn more about if you take the castle tour one of the greatest people and check history, fantastically interesting man bizarre because he was unlike many others Other leaders of his time uninterested in religion and politics he couldn’t care less if you were protestant, or Catholic or Jewish what he wanted was smart people so he gathered a community here that were curious minds who could help him discover life‘s mysteries, and he had them as I said working in his underground labs and things like this and he was very friendly as well to the Jews in particular Because they have this other in their community he wants access and so during this time of Jewish for a quarter flourish is this is from the lake 1500s to the early 1600s the golden age of the Jews here in France know...

Especially wonderful at Christmas time! Just stroll though the street watching the windows and people. This is one of the most elegant a streets in Europe with a fascinating but sad history. If you look closer down to the pavement while walking, you will notice that some cobbles are not cobbles , they are brass little squares with people’s names , their birthdates and the date of their deportations written on them. It is sad to encounter little boys’ and girls’ names. These little brass squares are the reminders of the sad history...

Pařížská Street crosses Prague's Jewish Town, connecting the Old Town Square with the Čechov Bridge. It is surrounded by majestic houses whose facades combine historical features with decorative details in the Art Nouveau style. Pařížská Street is the most prestigious boulevard in Prague, home to many luxury boutiques representing the world's most famous...