Here is a list of historical instances where communities or countries burned the Talmud, based on verified sources like Jewish Virtual Library and Wikipedia:
- 1242: Paris, France – 24 wagonloads burned after Disputation of Paris, ordered by King Louis IX.
- 1319: Toulouse, France – Ordered by inquisitor Bernard Gui.
- 1490: Andalucía, Spain – Hebrew books including Talmud during Spanish Inquisition.
- 1553: Rome, Italy – Public burning on Rosh Hashanah, ordered by Pope Julius III.
- 1553-1559: Italian cities (Bologna, Venice, Ferrara, etc.) – Following papal decree.
- 1757: Kamenets-Podolski, Poland – Nearly 1,000 copies burned by order of Bishop Dembowski.
Other condemnations occurred, but these are confirmed burnings.