April 6-7, 1903 Kishineff Pogrom June 11, 1903 Rev. Dr. Zadok Kahn, Grand Rabbi of France, Rue St., George, Paris Dear Doctor: An idea is prevailing here that we are sending too much money to Kishineff and not enough to other points where there was also great suffering, concerning which not so much was […]
“Letter signed by Lord Rothschild, Samuel Montagu, David Alexander and Claude Montefiore, all members of the Board of Deputies of British Jews who organized the Russo-Jewish Committee in London to assist the victims of the pogroms in Russia.”
A POGROM (MASSACRE OF JEWS) TOOK PLACE IN BAGHDAD AS PART OF A PRO-AXIS DEMONSTRATION IN WHICH THE MUFTI AND HIS FOLLOWERS PLAYED AN IMPORTANT PART: 110 JEWS WERE KILLED, 586 JEWISH STORES LOOTED, 911 HOUSES DESTROYED. Source: The Arab Refugee Problem, How it Can be Solved. Proposals-submitted to the General Assembly of the United […]
Primary Sources March 28, 1871, Odessa1905, Russia Secondary Sources March 17, 1882, Russia May 3, 1882, The May Laws March 17, 1882 Pogroms in Russia May 3, 1882 Pogroms and The May Laws August 3rd, 1890 Programs In Russia and US House of Representation April 6-7, 1903 Kishineff Pogrom April 6-7, 1903 Kishineff Pogrom April […]
“Letter signed by Lord Rothschild, Samuel Montagu, David Alexander and Claude Montefiore, all members of the Board of Deputies of British Jews who organized the Russo-Jewish Committee in London to assist the victims of the pogroms in Russia.”
April 1903, Kishineff Pogrom “In April 1903 an Easter pogrom took place in Moldova’s capital, Kishinev. Forty-nine Jews were murdered, hundreds brutally injured. World Jewry was in turmoil.” Source: My Promised Land April 6-7, 1903 Kishineff Pogrom June 11, 1903 Rev. Dr. Zadok Kahn, Grand Rabbi of France, Rue St., George, Paris Dear Doctor: […]
April 6-7 1903 Kishineff Pogram “The Kishinev progrom was an anti-Jewish riot that took place in Kishinev, which was back then part of the Bessarabia province of Imperial Russia (currently Chisinau is the capital of independent Moldova). It started on April 6 and lasted until April 7, 1903. The riot started after a Christian […]
The May Laws proposed by Count Ignatiev and sanctioned by the Czar were called the May Laws because they were issued in the month of May. These laws curtailed Jewish residences in villages and started quotas in universities so that students were forced to travel abroad for their education. They read as follows: As a […]
