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| ... in which he voiced the hopes, joys, and woes of his people. He believed that unfortunately only persecution would move people to accept Zionist aspirations. After the 1903 massacre in Kishinev, Bilalik was asked to visit the site. Afterwards he wrote Beit Ha-hareigah (In the City of Slaughter) where he condemned the cowardice of the local Jews. This served as a catalyst for the or... |
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1892. szeptember 1. Átadják az Erzsébet hídat Komáromban.
1903 September 1, GOMEL/HOMEL (Russia)
Von Plehve, the Russian Minister of the Interior who helped promote the Kishinev pogroms, instigated another pogrom. In spite of a vigorous defense, twelve Jews were killed and two hundred and fifty homes were destroyed. Thirty-six of the defenders were pr... |
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... fortified bunker positions on the Gironde west of the city.
1944: Malinovsky and Tolbuklin link up to encircle 20 divisions of the German 6th and 8th Army's in the area of Kishinevin in Romania.
1945: The Japanese news agency says that all Japanese troops are to be out of the U.S. landing area by tomorrow. http://www.maebrussell.com/Mae%20Bru ssell%20... |
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... nearly three and one half centuries.
1904 July 15, VYACHESLAV VON PLEHVE (Russia)
The Russian Minister of Interior, was assassinated. Von Plehve was responsible for the Kishinev massacres in which forty-seven Jews were killed, ninety-two severely wounded or crippled, and five hundred slightly wounded. His assassin was a member of the socialist revolutionary moveme... |
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1903 May, CHAIM NACHMAN BIALIK
Wrote the poem In the City of Slaughter. In this poem Bialik chastised the Jews for not defending themselves in the massacre of Kishinev. Herzl was also affected by Kishinev and he decided to visit Russia and give consi... |
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... spontán zsidóellenes zavargásba torkollik, amelynek a délutáni órákban a nemzetőrség és a sorkatonaság vetett véget. (Vö. 1848. április 17.; 1848. április 22.)
1903 April 19, KISHINEV (Bessarabia)
Riots broke out after a Christian child, Michael Ribalenko, was found murdered (Feb. 16). Although it was clear that the boy had been killed by a relative, the governmen... |
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| ... in which he voiced the hopes, joys, and woes of his people. He believed that unfortunately only persecution would move people to accept Zionist aspirations. After the 1903 massacre in Kishinev, Bilalik was asked to visit the site. Afterwards he wrote Beit Ha-hareigah (In the City of Slaughter) where he condemned the cowardice of the local Jews. This served as a catalyst for the or... |
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1892. szeptember 1. Átadják az Erzsébet hídat Komáromban.
1903 September 1, GOMEL/HOMEL (Russia)
Von Plehve, the Russian Minister of the Interior who helped promote the Kishinev pogroms, instigated another pogrom. In spite of a vigorous defense, twelve Jews were killed and two hundred and fifty homes were destroyed. Thirty-six of the defenders were pr... |
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... fortified bunker positions on the Gironde west of the city.
1944: Malinovsky and Tolbuklin link up to encircle 20 divisions of the German 6th and 8th Army's in the area of Kishinevin in Romania.
1945: The Japanese news agency says that all Japanese troops are to be out of the U.S. landing area by tomorrow.
1945. augusztus 24. A svájci Berner Tag... |
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... nearly three and one half centuries.
1904 July 15, VYACHESLAV VON PLEHVE (Russia)
The Russian Minister of Interior, was assassinated. Von Plehve was responsible for the Kishinev massacres in which forty-seven Jews were killed, ninety-two severely wounded or crippled, and five hundred slightly wounded. His assassin was a member of the socialist revolutionary moveme... |
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