pogrom

Although the famine was the impetus for the volume, pogroms served as a key motif for the naming, and changing, of a relationship between Jews and Slavs.

Overnight, Russian Jews were prohibited from owning or leasing land, and subjected to days-long pogroms that began in Kiev and quickly spread throughout the region.

During three days of pogroms, thousands of innocent people were chased, attacked, and many were killed.

My anti-racist colleagues seem to oppose every racism save one: that of Jew-hatred, aka anti-Semitism, but I bear the DNA of all my relatives whose descendants I never got to meet because they were murdered in pogroms and in the Holocaust.

"The Titanic sank in 1912, but already fifty years before, the Jews suffered pogroms and anti-Semitism mainly in Eastern Europe, and waves of immigration began from the Russian Empire to Western Europe, mainly England and France - and at some point, to the United States, as well."

Under the guise of defending the good name of "The Polish Nation" the bill opens the way to criminalising anyone who seeks to reveal dark chapters of Polish history, such as antisemitic pogroms before, during and after the war.

Immigration into these islands, in the early 20th century was a mere trickle of mainly Irish and Italians, and Jews fleeing eastern pogroms, and they contributed and they integrated.

NNA - A commemoration service will be held on February 25, 2018 at Sourp Nishan Armenian Apostolic Church in Beirut in memory of the victims of pogroms of Armenians in the Azerbaijani city of Sumgait back in February 1988.

Several years ago, there were pogroms in many parts of the world, and the mobs slaughtered those they called cockroaches, termites, sub-humans or dregs of the earth.

Both 1984 and 2002 were indeed state led pogroms for which justice is still awaited.

ySTANBUL (CyHAN)- Greek Orthodox Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I stated that he hopes people will learn from past ethnic tensions, during an event held on Wednesday to reflect on the pogroms in ystanbul in 1955, which comes amid the current chaos and ethnic tensions between Kurdish communities and Turkish nationalists in all corners of Turkey.