 The oldest recorded mention of a Jewish presence in Mohelnice is from 1322. In this year the Czech king, Jan Lucembursky, granted permission to Konrad, the bishop of Olomouc, to employ Jewish moneylenders in the bishop's towns of Mohelnice, Svitavy, Vyskov and Kromeriz. |
 Example of Oral History Recordings and Letters.
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