Pogroms
On this day: Russian Tsarist forces start Bialystok Pogrom, killing at least 70 Jews
Bialystok, an industrial town in modern-day Poland, had a major Jewish population that was terrorized by local antisemitic Russian military members and police officers.
Advocates decry ‘pogrom on the playground’ after Jewish children targeted in Chicago on Oct. 7
Abakar Abakarov, Dagestani Islamist linked to 2023 airport pogrom, found dead in Turkey
Compensation paid out to victims of Amsterdam riots, law firm announces
Locals commemorate pogrom against Greeks and Jews in Turkey in 1955
The attacks didn’t only target Greeks but also other minorities, including Jews and Armenians.
‘Where are memorials to remember perpetrators of the Holocaust?’
Charlotte Knobloch, the former president of the Central Council of Jews in Germany and current head of the Munich Jewish community, has long opposed the stumbling block memorials.
The Israeli education system: Kishinev pogroms in, Farhud out
Why is a pogrom that happened much closer to us barely known?
Argentina newspaper first target of controversial Polish Holocaust law
The nationalist Polish League Against Defamation (RDI) group filed a lawsuit on Friday against the Argentinian daily newspaper Pagina 12.
It appears to be a bad law
The Kielce Pogrom of 1946
22 Jews had been shot dead in what was quickly deemed a 'misunderstanding.'
Honoring of antisemites a ‘problem,’ says Israel’s ambassador to Ukraine
Nationalists accused of complicity in the murder of Ukrainian Jews have received honors from state authorities for their fight against Russia.
Ukraine honors nationalist leader blamed for Jewish pogroms
During Symon Petliura’s time as head of the Ukrainian People’s Republic, 35,000 to 50,000 Jews were killed in a series of pogroms between 1918 and 1921.