… Bialik (1873-1934) was a Russian-Jewish poet who wrote primarily … Kishinev read Steven Zipperstein’s Pogrom: Kishinev and the Tilt of … of the most famous pogrom in pre-1917 Russia, Bialik was living … when he escaped from the Soviet Union, first to Berlin and …

… not seen this year the pogroms we have seen in Minneapolis … , namely the United States and Russia.42 Although he has backtracked …

… from Samara, then part of Soviet Russia, in 1919 to Harbin, … early-20th centuries from Russia, driven by pogroms. In 1845, David … Friedman, who fled antisemitic pogroms in Romania, founded the … aspirations. China saw no pogroms against Jews—on the contrary …

… Holocaust survivors, refugees fleeing Communist Russia, and eventually anyone in need … Jewish religious practices. Eastern European pogroms scapegoated Jews for economic hardship …

… , Romanian-ruled Bukovina, the Soviet Union, and democratic Czechoslovakia. This … socioeconomic upheavals and pogroms against Jews in the Russian Empire. Yaroslav Hrytsak … Ukrainian and Russian art historians in the Tsarist, Soviet, and post-Soviet periods …

… liberation of Auschwitz Birkenau by Soviet troops in 1945. Established by … thousands of Roma, Sinti, Poles, Soviet POWs, and others. Remembrance in … late 1938, following the November pogrom (Kristallnacht), Prof. Paul Kahle and …

… and pogroms in densely populated communities in the Russian Empire … the collapse of the Soviet Union. Shakulashvili shared discoveries … down in 1926 by Soviet authorities. A question emerged … performed in Yiddish and old Russian, with Georgian supertitles – …

… set during the heartless pogroms executed by the Russian Empire. The artists …

… in the way that pogroms in the Russian Empire would soon become … repackaged as political argument. In Russia, the resonance was more direct … outbreak of the Nizhny Novgorod pogrom in 1884. Whether or not … it. The case entered the Russian press at a moment when …

… mass of Jewish migration, escaping Russian pogroms and Nazi Germany in succeeding … ; Jewish newspapers used the word “pogrom” to describe violence against Blacks …