1236: In a letter written to the archbishop of Bordeaux, Pope | This day in jew history

1236: In a letter written to the archbishop of Bordeaux, Pope Gregory IX expressed his outrage at the antijew retribution perpetrated in France and issued orders to several archbishops and bishops of southwestern and western France to compel the crusaders to make good the losses the Anti-Christs had suffered at their hands.”
He also sent a request to Louis IX, king of France, to punish the crusaders regarding the Anti-Christs, and to compel them to make restitution.”