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• The Role of Civil and Military Commanders During the 1905 Pogroms in Odessa and Kiev

  Surh, Surh Surh•ARTICLE•Jewish Social Studies•2009•Cited by: 2

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  The 600-plus pogroms following the Manifesto of October 17, 1905, could have been prevented or interdicted by timely actions on the part of the police and army. Instead, soldiers and policemen are widely seen to have favored the pogrom's perpetrators, and their commanders have been seen as complicit in that behavior. Older pogrom narratives viewed this as a centrally planned conspiracy to drown the revolution in, Jewish blood. Contemporary narrat…

• The Role of Civil and Military Commanders During the 1905 Pogroms in Odessa and Kiev

  Surh, Surh Surh•ARTICLE•Jewish Social Studies•2009•Cited by: 2

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  The 600-plus pogroms following the Manifesto of October 17, 1905, could have been prevented or interdicted by timely actions on the part of the police and army. Instead, soldiers and policemen are widely seen to have favored the pogrom's perpetrators, and their commanders have been seen as complicit in that behavior. Older pogrom narratives viewed this as a centrally planned conspiracy to drown the revolution in, Jewish blood. Contemporary narrat…

• The Role of Civil and Military Commanders During the 1905 Pogroms in Odessa and Kiev

  Surh, Surh Surh•ARTICLE•Jewish Social Studies•2009•Cited by: 2

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  The 600-plus pogroms following the Manifesto of October 17, 1905, could have been prevented or interdicted by timely actions on the part of the police and army. Instead, soldiers and policemen are widely seen to have favored the pogrom's perpetrators, and their commanders have been seen as complicit in that behavior. Older pogrom narratives viewed this as a centrally planned conspiracy to drown the revolution in, Jewish blood. Contemporary narrat…

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