The Glory of the 8th Century Jewish Learning Academies in
Southern France By Eva Feld Hitler's "Fremdenrech" (foreign
rights) - a derogatory expression against foreigners
specifically aimed at Jews was often articulated by payments of
exuberant taxes to the government was not a Nazi invention. In
fact the Nazis did their homework extremely well, so well, they
dived into a little known and often ignored history of Jewish
greatness and glory. The Nazis had no regard for scholarship and
pride of identity. They did however understand jealousy and
greed. They did know how to take advantage of history and they
excelled beyond expectations. The "Fremdenrech" (foreign rights)
laws were established in 9th Century in the region of Narbonne
which is in Southern France. A short-lived forgotten and
neglected Jewish magnificence that vanished into history and
destroyed by jealousies and greed starting with the
"Fremdenrech" (foreign rights). In Eighth century France, Jews
established a glory that is not only embedded in gr