By the end of 14th Century, the Jewish community had grown large enough to establish a new synagogue, where the Jews participated in the service, conducted business, swore judicial oaths and heard proclaimations from the emperor or the town council.
By the end of 14th Century, the Jewish community had grown large enough to establish a new synagogue. In it the Jews participated in the service, but also conducted business, swore judicial oaths and heard proclaimations from the emperor or the town council.