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	\|HasImageDescription=Among enlightened circles of Polish society during the second half of the 19th century, a romantic idea took hold that conceived of Jews as persecuted wanderers who were sheltered by Polish monarchs in their lands. The painting by the celebrated Polish neo-romantic artist Gerson depicts King Casimir III the Great standing on the porch of his palace in Kraków and listening to the pleas of Jews who fled the horrors of persecution and the Black Death in Central Europe in 1348.		\|HasImageDescription=Among enlightened circles of Polish society during the second half of the 19th century, a romantic idea took hold that conceived of [[SHP:jews\|Jews as persecuted wanderers]] who were sheltered by Polish monarchs in their lands. The painting by the celebrated Polish neo-romantic artist Gerson depicts King Casimir III the Great standing on the porch of his palace in Kraków and listening to the pleas of Jews who fled the horrors of persecution and the Black Death in Central Europe in 1348.
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	\|HasSourceDescription=National Museum in Warsaw		\|HasSourceDescription=National Museum in Warsaw

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	\|BelongsToTopic=Migration and Diaspora; Jews and Their Surrounding		\|BelongsToTopic=Migration and Diaspora; Jews and Their Surrounding
	\|HasTimePeriod=Before 1772; 1772-1914		\|HasTimePeriod=Before 1772; 1772-1914
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{{Image
|HasFile=File:1.1.1-Settlement-3.jpg
|ImageID=1.1.1-Settlement-3
|HasImageCaption='''Wojciech Gerson, ''''''''Casimir the Great and Jews. (Wandering Jews ask Casimir III the Great for shelter in Poland)'''''''', oil on canvas, 1874.

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|HasImageDescription=Among enlightened circles of Polish society during the second half of the 19th century, a romantic idea took hold that conceived of Jews as persecuted wanderers who were sheltered by Polish monarchs in their lands. The painting by the celebrated Polish neo-romantic artist Gerson depicts King Casimir III the Great standing on the porch of his palace in Kraków and listening to the pleas of Jews who fled the horrors of persecution and the Black Death in Central Europe in 1348.
|HasImageKind=Image
|HasSourceDescription=National Museum in Warsaw
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|HasRegion=Western Galicia
|BelongsToTopic=Migration and Diaspora; Jews and Their Surrounding
|HasTimePeriod=Before 1772; 1772-1914
}}