Jakab Réka: Bérlőből polgár. Pápa város zsidó közösségének társadalom- és gazdaságtörténete 1748-1848 (Veszprém, 2014)

parliaments was also aimed at ending the discrimination of Jewish citizens, principally by doing away with the ‘toleration tax’ and by according them the legal status accorded to other taxpayers. This examination of the Jewish community of Pápa shows that this process began to unfold locally significantly earlier, in the last third of the 18th century, because the profit motive and economic necessity made the host environment far more open to compromise.

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