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Index Italicized page numbers indicate references that occur in a footnote rather than in the main text. Abazovka (Podolia), 448 , 453 Abramovich, S. Y. (Mendele Mokher Sforim),
315 accountability of of ficials for mishandling pogroms,
110 – 13 Aksakov, Ivan Sergeevich, 128
, 146
– 7 , 153 , 154 , 187
, 195
, 352
, 403
Akselrod, Pavel, 174
– 7 , 279 , 384 Aleksandriia (Kherson), 30 , 108 , 109 , 450
, 452
, 455
Aleksandrovsk (Ekaterinoslav), 38 , , 52 , 104 , 423
, 427
, 434
, 436
Alexander I, 4 Alexander II, 1 , 4 , 19 , 99 , 209 , 214
, 392
assassination of, 17 , 24 , 63 , 64 , 78 , 81 , 155
, 166
, 392
Alexander III, 17 , 78 , 91 , 95 , 95 , 102 , 103
, 106
, 113
, 120
, 121
, 182
, 196
, 221
, 387
, 403
, 411
, 416
, 417
, , 431
, 437
, 445
, 448
, 450
, 453
meeting with Gintsburg Circle, 331
– 2 Allgemeine Zeitung des Judentums (Jewish weekly, Leipzig), 296
, 389
Alliance Israélite Universelle, 237
, 248
, 267
, 275
, 285
, 298
, 303
– 4 , 312 , 313 , 330
, 337
, 342
, 350
, 365
, 367
– 8 , 369 – 70 , 371
– 4 , , 376 , 377 , 378
– 9 , 380 , 381 seen as instrument of Jewish separatism and conspiracy, 147 ,
– 10 , 211 Am Olam movement, 174 ,
, 269
, 273
– 7 , 288 , 370 – 1 , 448 Amerikantsy, 273 –
Anan ’ev (Kherson), 31 ,
, 51 , 53 , 78 , 416
, 421
, 423
, 433
, 442
, 445
Andreevskii, Professor I. E. (Gotovtsev Committee), 208 Andreevskii (Tauride), 439 Anglo-Jewish Association (London), 296 ,
– 5 Anglo-Jewish responses to the pogroms, 239 , 243 – 5 , 374 – 5 , 377
Anglo-Russian Committee, 376
anti-pogrom proclamations, 68 , 95 – 8 , 420
, 422
, 426
, 435
as source of pogrom rumors, 98 Antonovka (Kherson), 31 Aptekman, Osip Vasilievich, 156 Aronson, I. Michael, xv , 25 , 49 , 53 , 62 – 3 , 64 , 103 , 109
, 183
, 386
arrests, 48 , 49 , 103 , 107
, 107
, 114
– 15 , 235 , 419 , 421
, 425
, 429
, 441
, 442
, 447
, 457
of Jews, 41 , 114 – 15 , 115
, 117
, 425
, 429
of pogromshchiki, 26 , 29 , 35 , 36 , 40 , 41 , 50 , 422 , 424 arson, 54 – 6 Asher, Asher (MHC delegate to Brody), 376 Auto-Emancipation! (Lev Pinsker), 315 – 22 discussion in Jewish press, 318
– 22 Bakhmutsk (Ekaterinoslav), 450 Bakst, Nikolai Ignatevich, 282 ,
Baku, interethnic rioting, April 1881, 66 Bakunin, Mikhail, 156 , 157 , 158
Balta (Podolia), 53 , 67 , 78 , 116
, 235
, 258
, 387
, 390
, 403
, 446
, 447
, 451
, 452
, 453
, 454
, 455
, 456
, 457
complaints about authorities ’ handling of pogrom, 47
119 impact and signi ficance of Balta pogrom for pogrom myth, 311 ,
, 409
pogrom, 29 –30 March 1882, 44 –
, 447
pogroms in 1881 –2 and 1905, 85 rape and reports of rape, 12 , 12 , 46 – 7 , 109 , 237
, 451
, 454
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Baranov, Count, 359
Baron, Salo W., 413
Basket Tax, 197
, 198
Bazili, K. M., 185
Belorussia, 54 Ben Ami (Mark Iakovlevich Rabinovich), 157 , 174 , 262
, 275
, 277
, 307
, 357
Ben-Sion, E. (Iakov Moiseevich Priluker), 290
, 291
, 294
Berdiansk (Tauride), 24 , 33 , 38 , 39 , 76 , 117 , 122
, 415
, 425
, 428
, 431
Berdichev (Kiev), 421
Berevno (Chernigov), 439
Berezna (Chernigov), 449
Bereznegovatoe (Kherson), 108
, 446
, 453
Berezovka (Kherson), 12 , 32 , 70 , 401
– 2 , 405 , 408 , 421
Berislav (Kherson), 401
Berliavskii, Iakov, 285
, 306
, 308
Berlin conference on pogrom refugees (23
–4 April 1882), 378
– 9 Berman, L. Ia., 309 Bessarabia, 227 ,
, 429
, 430
Bestuzhev-Riumin, N. N. (Gotovtsev Committee), 208 Bilbasov, P. A. (governor of Poltava), 33 , 39 , 40 – 1 , 97 , 100
, 102
, 104
, 115
, 117
, 151
, 417
, 418
, 420
, 421
, 424
, 426
, 427
, , , 438
, 439
, 440
, Bilu,
265 , 279 – 86 , 288 , 321 Birzhevye vedomosti (liberal daily, St. Petersburg), 143 ,
, 250
on the May Laws, 229
Blaine, James (US secretary of state), 238
Bleichroeder, Gerson, 286
, 376
Blonsk (Warsaw), 445
Blood Libel (ritual murder accusation), 6 , 7 , 83 , 83 , 124 , 157 Bobrik (Poltava), 427
Bobrinskii, Count Aleksei Aleksandrovich, 425
Bobruisk (Minsk), 54 Bogdanovich, I. P. (police chief of Elisavetgrad), 26 , 27 , 111 Bogoslav (Kiev), 119
, 424
Bogrov, Grigorii Isaakovich, 298
, 301
, 307
– 8 Bokal, Monye, 275 Bol
’shaia Aleksandrovka (Ekaterinoslav), 424
Bol ’shaia Nagartov (Kherson), 108 ,
Bolshevik assessment of pogroms, 396
Borispol (Poltava), 41 , 70 , 401 , 402
, 408
Bo¨rsen-Courier (Berlin), 250
Borzno (Chernigov), 76 , 105 , 441 Brafman, Iakov, 147
, 186
, 187
, 194
– 5 , 195 , 197 , 198
– 9 , 205 , 236 , 294
, 352
Bratskoe (Kherson), 31 Breslau Rabbinic Seminary, 260 Brest-Litovsk (Grodno), 262 ,
Briansk (Orel), 101
British responses to pogroms, 238
– 43 , 404 – 5 House of Commons debate, 3 March 1882 NS,
240 – 2 Lewisohn affair, 238
– 9 Brodskii family (Kiev), 35 , ,
36 , 57 , 64 , 65 , 126 , 330
, 337
Brody, 267
, 269
, 275
, 283
– 4 , 313 , 337 , 343
, 367
– 8 , 370 , 372 , 374
, 376
– 7 , 379 , 380 – 1 Brotherhood of Zion, 280 Brownmiller, Susan, 12 Bruk, Ia. (Chernigov), 355 , 447 Bunge, Nikolai Khristianovich ( finance
minister), 152
, 214
, 215
, 217
, 250
buntarstvo, 156
Candle Tax, 197
, 198
Catherine II, 213
Cazalet, Edward, 284
, 286
, 314
censorship of the press (and its limitations), 19 , 25 , 47 , 99 , 128 – 32 , 150
, 184
, 218
, 229
, 272
, 276
, 297
, 335
Century Magazine (New York), 236
Cherevin, P. A., 1 , 8 Cherkass district, 431 Cherniakovka (Kherson), 30 Chernigov, 115 ,
, 422
, 423
, 426
, 434
, 452
, 454
implementation of May Laws, 224
, 226
, 228
Chernoperedeltsy, 171
– 3 “Letter from the South,” 171 – 2 Chief Administration for Press Affairs (GUDP),
99 , 129 , 130
, 439
, 441
, 449
closure of taverns (as anti-pogrom measure), 26 ,
, 34 , 39 , 92 , 115
, 220
, 428
, 429
, 434
, 456
Cohen, Arthur (MP for Southwark), 241
, 384
Cohen, B. L., 381
Cohen, Lionel L., 377
Comité de Bienfaisance, 381
Committee of Ministers, 96 , 211 , 386 , 449
discussion of May Laws, 214
– 21 Conjoint Foreign Committee of British Jews, 375
, 377
, 378
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More information conservative press, Moskovskie vedomosti (Moscow), 133 ,
, 135
, 153
, 229
, 249
Correspondence Respecting the Treatment of Jews in Russia (Blue Book), 25 ,
, 240
, 405
Correspondence Respecting the Treatment of Jews in Russia. Russia No. 2 (second Blue Book), 407
– 9 Cossacks, 8 , 29 , 33 , 37 , 41 , 50 , 54 , 59 , 64 , 124 , 413 , 422
, 423
, 439
, 458
Council of American Hebrew Congregations, 372 ,
Cox, Samuel S., 404
Daily News (London), 345
, 382
, 407
Daily Telegraph (London), 239
, 399
Darwin, Charles, 374
Debohorii-Mokriievych, Volodymyr, 157
Deich, Lev Grigorevich, 157
, 174
, 177
Dembovetskii, A. S., 185
, 187
Demidov, Pavel Pavlovich, Prince of San Donato,
458 Demievka (Kiev), 70 ,
, 433
Dilke, Sir Charles, 239
, 404
displaced social protest, 62 Dobrianka (Chernigov), 448 Dombrovitske (Volynia), 459 Domobrovka (Bessarabia), 455 Dondukov-Korsakov, Aleksandr Mikhailovich (governor-general of Odessa),
25 , 27 , 33 , 96 , 98 , 102
, 110
, 114
, 117
, 118
, 125
, 127
, 132
, 151
, 185
, 227
, 330
, 415
, 416
, 417
, 421
, 424
, 425
, 426
, 429
, 431
, 433
, 436
, , 437
, 458
Drabkin, Avraam Notovich (state rabbi, St. Petersburg), 180 ,
, 260
, 345
, 347
, 352
, 353
– 4 Drahomanov, Mykhailo Petrovych, 158 , 160 , 163
, 173
– 4 Drenteln, Aleksandr Romanovich (governor-general of Kiev, Podolia, and Volynia), 19 ,
, 34 – 5 , 36 – 7 , 47 , 49 , 50 , 52 , 76 , 96 – 7 , 102 , 103
, 104
– 6 , 107 , 109 , 110
, 111
, 113
, 117
, 119
, 125
, 222
– 3 , 226 , 237 , 250
, 330
, 387
, 400
, 403
, 411
– 12 , 416 , 417 , 418
, 419
, 420
, 421
, 422
, 424
, 426
, 427
, 431
, 432
, 436
, 446
, 447
, 451
, 452
, 453
, 454
, 455
, 456
, 458
, Drummond Wolff, Sir Henry (MP for Portsmouth), 244
Dubnow (Dubnov), S. M., 9 , 54 , 59 , 97 , 207 , 223 , 224
, 227
, 257
– 8 , 278 , 320 – 2 , 333 , 351 , 352
, 359
, 388
, 393
– 5 , 397 , 412 – 13 Dubnow, Zeev, 321 Dubossarai (Kherson), 446 Dukhovno-bibleiskoe bratstvo, see Spiritual Biblical Brotherhood Durnovo, I. N. (governor of Ekaterinoslav), 124
, 150
, 424
, 427
, 428
, 429
, 430
, 435
, , 436
, 438
, 443
, 450
, 451
, 452
Dynin, G. (Jewish member, Ignatiev commission for Bessarabia), 186 economic and financial repercussions of pogroms,
150 – 5 , 248
– 51 , 249 , 250 , 434
economic exploitation, Jews accused of, 3 ,
, 7 , 131 – 2 , 189
– 94 , 434 , 438 , 439
non-Jewish consensus on “Jewish
exploitation ” as root cause of pogroms, 121
– 7 , 136 – 41 , 348
rare instances of dismissal of “Jewish
exploitation ” as a relevant issue, 141 Edentsa (Bessarabia), 453 Efrus and Co. (Jewish banking house, Odessa), 250
Ekaterinoslav, 224
, 416
, 417
, 433
, 449
, 456
, 457
, 458
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