Religiöse Vielfalt im venezianisch-osmanischen Kontaktraum. Zur konfessionellen Interaktion zwischen orthodoxen Christen und Juden im frühneuzeitlichen Südosteuropa.

The article focuses on religious diversity in Venetian-Ottoman contact space and denominational interaction between Orthodox Christians and Jews in early modern Southeastern Europe. It mentions new migration movements of global proportions, this is also due to one thing reinvigoration of religious identities and thought patterns, their claim to be binding a potential and at times acute threat to the secular paradigm of tolerance. It also mentions measures towards Venice and the Ottoman Empire and stretched back far into the Middle Ages.