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"Pogrom" is a Russian name and "ghetto" is Italian-Venetian - comfing from a metal foundry district in Venice.
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"Pogrom" is the word for anti-Jewish raids by Cossacks and others in Czarist Russia, but a programmatic pogrom best describes what we see happening now.
Hyscience Abdul 2010
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"Pogrom" is the word for anti-Jewish raids by Cossacks and others in Czarist Russia, but a programmatic pogrom best describes what we see happening now.
Hyscience Abdul 2010
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How the term 'Pogrom' misshaped nationalist memories of the early Troubles …
Slugger O'Toole Conall 2009
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It sounds as if "Pogrom" might be a more apt title.
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It sounds as if "Pogrom" might be a more apt title.
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It sounds as if "Pogrom" might be a more apt title.
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I got a text this week from a Polish friend that was particularly disturbing: the monument to the victims of the Jedwabne Pogrom was defaced by vandals who wrote, "I'm not apologizing for Jedwabne" and "they were flammable."
Rabbi Yonah Bookstein: The Jewish-Polish Wound Of Jedwabne Rabbi Yonah Bookstein 2011
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I got a text this week from a Polish friend that was particularly disturbing: the monument to the victims of the Jedwabne Pogrom was defaced by vandals who wrote, "I'm not apologizing for Jedwabne" and "they were flammable."
Rabbi Yonah Bookstein: The Jewish-Polish Wound Of Jedwabne Rabbi Yonah Bookstein 2011
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I got a text this week from a Polish friend that was particularly disturbing: the monument to the victims of the Jedwabne Pogrom was defaced by vandals who wrote, "I'm not apologizing for Jedwabne" and "they were flammable."
Rabbi Yonah Bookstein: The Jewish-Polish Wound Of Jedwabne Rabbi Yonah Bookstein 2011
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