Dialect Of Yiddish During The Black Dead And The Crusades

1. During the Black Dead and the Crusades the dialect of Yiddish have been separated as two main dialects. First, Western Yiddish was the group that have contact with German spoken varieties and used in the area of Germanic languages such as Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Holland. Because of the assimilation, it is slowly evolving with German standard language. During19th Century the speaker abandoned the language. On the one hand, Western Yiddish had been later died out. On the other hand, Eastern Yiddish still preserve until today. The reason that Eastern Yiddish is formed was the persecution from the West, then they move to Eastern Europe and the Slavic languages are used in their new countries. It was lately shaped by various Slavic languages
such as Polish, Belarusian and Ukraine. In 18th Century they have reached their full development and be able to cover oral and written linguistic domains of modern life. Moreover, it can also provide to the world-literature.
After the first Crusade, some countries allowed Jews to stay, but some also expelled them to other place. For example, Jews had been claimed that they were involved with the voodoo practice, so France forced them to move out but also let them back later and then expelled them again. Almost the same situation had happened in Hungary, Germany, Austria, Spain, Lithuania and Portugal. The evictions became certainly part of Jews History. Before they fled, they could only take some personal belonging.