בין יהודים לנוצרים: יהודים ונוצרים במערב אירופה עד ראשית העת החדשה

A textbook of the Open University, describing relations between Jews and Christians in Western Europe from early Christianity to the 16th century. Unit 9 (pp. 3-180) discusses blood libels in Norwich (1144), Blois (1171), Fulda (1235), Lincoln (1255), Endingen (1470), Trento (1475), and La Guardia (1491); desecration of the host accusations in Paris (1290) and Passau (1477); and possible reasons for these occurrences. Unit 10 (pp. 183-298) describes forced conversions of Jews in Spain and Portugal from the late 14th century, the Inquisition, and the suffering of the Conversos until their expulsion from Spain in 1492 and from Portugal in 1497. Unit 11 (pp. 301-440) discusses the Protestant Reformation and Lutheran theology in the 16th century, and how they affected the Jews. Describes the disappointment of the Jews, who had hoped that this theology would be more accepting of them.