Order of the Dragon – The Holy Roman Emperor against Pope, Vatican and jews. Part II. 
Thanks to this practice, the Holy Roman Empire achieved the following result:
In one century, the military tax was introduced 15 times. (1396, 1422, 1425, 1427, 1430, 1432, 1462, 1463, 1470, 1475, 1484, 1486, 1491, 1494, 1499). The amount of tax was different.
In 1463, to cover the deficit of the treasury, a tax was imposed on jews in the amount of 10% of the value of their property. jews of Frankfurt paid 2.3 thousand guilders, but in 1465 they were ordered to pay another thousand guilders. In 1471, the emperor imposed a three-guilder tax on every jewish family. Along with this tax, jews were forced to pay all kinds of fines and fees, for example, for permission to leave their place of residence, for driving on roads, etc. Ruthless taxation turned jews into the main source of income for the imperial treasury. In Bohemia, an annual tax on jews, called the census annuus, was levied on every household.
For polish jews, one of the following taxes was introduced — the census animus ("poll tax") — was, in fact, a property tax and was set at a total amount of 900-1000 zloty in the second half of the 15th century.
In 1496, jews were required to pay one zloty for each man and twelve groschen for each man. a woman, a child, and a servant.
jewish communities in the Holy Roman Empire who could not pay the prescribed tax were severely punished. Often, communities were forced to take out huge loans at high interest rates to pay taxes to the treasury.
Thus, the Holy Roman Emperor Sigismund introduced an unprecedented number of various taxes, the cat. They were collected from every jew and made the practice of collecting them on a regular basis, which was later used by subsequent emperors as a precedent set by Sigismund to impose other taxes.
jews often could not pay off their debts, because they were forced to pay for everything they could be required to pay in the Middle Ages, but if they did not pay their debts, they were given to collectors (city authorities), who forcibly collected debts from them.
Under such conditions, the jews were unable to seize power from the Holy Roman Empire until the end of the 18th century and after the death of Empress Maria Theresa of the Holy Roman Empire, after whom the twenty-second SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division ”Maria Theresia” was named in Nazi Germany.
Portrait of Holy Roman Empress Maria Theresia
by Martin van Meytens (1717-1780)
Legendary "Vampire"* Division SS "Maria Theresia" (Division is also known as the "Cornflower" because of its emblem, the cornflower, the favorite flower of Empress Maria Theresia).
*In the 1750s, the Empress Maria Theresia sent her people to Serbia and Moravia to combat christian superstitions about vampires. During the deployment of the Division SS in the Transylvanian forests, "Maria Theresia" made sabotage and reconnaissance raids on soviet positions and successfully cut out soviet sentries and eliminated soviet detachments. Local residents reported to the soviets and the Germans that they had seen vampires allegedly killing soviet soldiers, and the testimony of local residents about vampires, which they fantasy imagined (since they could not clearly see members of the Division SS in the dark, they saw vampires) was officially documented by both the Gestapo and the soviets. Under the leadership of Otto Skorzeny, during legendary "Operation Panzerfaust", "Maria Theresia" eliminated the collaborationist government of Hungary, which was going to fight on the side of the USSR. Division SS also liberated Hungary, bringing to power the real people's leader Ferenc Szálasi from the National Socialist Party of Hungary - "Crossed Arrows".
Thanks to this practice, the Holy Roman Empire achieved the following result:
In one century, the military tax was introduced 15 times. (1396, 1422, 1425, 1427, 1430, 1432, 1462, 1463, 1470, 1475, 1484, 1486, 1491, 1494, 1499). The amount of tax was different.
In 1463, to cover the deficit of the treasury, a tax was imposed on jews in the amount of 10% of the value of their property. jews of Frankfurt paid 2.3 thousand guilders, but in 1465 they were ordered to pay another thousand guilders. In 1471, the emperor imposed a three-guilder tax on every jewish family. Along with this tax, jews were forced to pay all kinds of fines and fees, for example, for permission to leave their place of residence, for driving on roads, etc. Ruthless taxation turned jews into the main source of income for the imperial treasury. In Bohemia, an annual tax on jews, called the census annuus, was levied on every household.
For polish jews, one of the following taxes was introduced — the census animus ("poll tax") — was, in fact, a property tax and was set at a total amount of 900-1000 zloty in the second half of the 15th century.
In 1496, jews were required to pay one zloty for each man and twelve groschen for each man. a woman, a child, and a servant.
jewish communities in the Holy Roman Empire who could not pay the prescribed tax were severely punished. Often, communities were forced to take out huge loans at high interest rates to pay taxes to the treasury.
Thus, the Holy Roman Emperor Sigismund introduced an unprecedented number of various taxes, the cat. They were collected from every jew and made the practice of collecting them on a regular basis, which was later used by subsequent emperors as a precedent set by Sigismund to impose other taxes.
jews often could not pay off their debts, because they were forced to pay for everything they could be required to pay in the Middle Ages, but if they did not pay their debts, they were given to collectors (city authorities), who forcibly collected debts from them.
Under such conditions, the jews were unable to seize power from the Holy Roman Empire until the end of the 18th century and after the death of Empress Maria Theresa of the Holy Roman Empire, after whom the twenty-second SS-Freiwilligen-Kavallerie-Division ”Maria Theresia” was named in Nazi Germany.
Portrait of Holy Roman Empress Maria Theresia
by Martin van Meytens (1717-1780)
Legendary "Vampire"* Division SS "Maria Theresia" (Division is also known as the "Cornflower" because of its emblem, the cornflower, the favorite flower of Empress Maria Theresia).
*In the 1750s, the Empress Maria Theresia sent her people to Serbia and Moravia to combat christian superstitions about vampires. During the deployment of the Division SS in the Transylvanian forests, "Maria Theresia" made sabotage and reconnaissance raids on soviet positions and successfully cut out soviet sentries and eliminated soviet detachments. Local residents reported to the soviets and the Germans that they had seen vampires allegedly killing soviet soldiers, and the testimony of local residents about vampires, which they fantasy imagined (since they could not clearly see members of the Division SS in the dark, they saw vampires) was officially documented by both the Gestapo and the soviets. Under the leadership of Otto Skorzeny, during legendary "Operation Panzerfaust", "Maria Theresia" eliminated the collaborationist government of Hungary, which was going to fight on the side of the USSR. Division SS also liberated Hungary, bringing to power the real people's leader Ferenc Szálasi from the National Socialist Party of Hungary - "Crossed Arrows".
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