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In Nuremberg, the Jews sought refuge in the fortress and were assisted by the Christian citizens, but Rintfleisch overcame the defenders and butchered the Jews on 1 August. The Nürnberger Memorbuch contains the names of numerous murdered Jews, among them Mordecai ben Hillel, a pupil of Jehiel ben Asher, with his wife and children. The communities at Regensburg and Augsburg alone escaped the slaughter, as they were protected by the cities' magistrates. Spreading from Franconia to Bavaria and Austria, the persecutors destroyed about 120 communities. King Albert I, having overcome Adolf and assumed the crown, finally had Rintfleisch arrested and hanged. The cities in which Jews had been killed were required to pay fines to the king. Bibliography (of Jewish Encyclopedia)
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