During the times of the plague, the Jewish people experienced blame for the emergence of the plague.
A plague is a disease which is emerged from bacteria. It was started in the country China at first and then spread to parts of Europe.
When the plague was spread in parts of Europe in the late 1340s, then the Jewish people were criticized for spreading it. This criticism was in the form of mistreatment on the basis of their religion. This disease killed about 25 million people equivalent to one-third of the population of the country at that time.
Therefore, the Jewish people have to face the blame for the spreading of the plague.
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