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| | Year 1, No.11-12 |
 | | This "body of Christ" Jews stoned, beat, stabbed, crucified, etc., causing the tortured host to cry out and "bleed" (probably a scarlet microbe that forms on stale bread kept in dark, damp places); for such "miracles" many Jews were killed and Jewish communities expelled over what for them was only unleavened bread. |
 | | One of the host desecration shrines was in the Bavarian village of Deggendorf (1338), the scene of an annual antisemitic festival until 1992, when the bishop of Regensburg extinguished it and erected a plaque correcting this falsified history. |
 | | The cycle was one of massacre of Jews, fear of revenge for the massacres, and the consequent manufacture of new accusations, followed by renewed massacres, the most harrowing examples occurring during the Black Plague of 1348-49 and after. |
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