To mark the terrible occurrence, a memorial remembering those who died around that time was constructed. Special commercial rights granted to the city in 1699 allowed local Jews to do business with people from Bohemia, Silesia, and the rest of Poland, giving them rights equal to local Christian merchants.
To commemorate the tragedy, a memorial was erected to honor those who perished during that period. The special commercial privileges granted in 1699 allowed Jewish residents to engage in trade with people from Bohemia, Silesia, and other parts of Poland, granting them equal rights as local Christian merchants.