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Jewish World (London), 236
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Ju ¨ dische Presse (Berlin), 296 Presse, Die (Vienna), 235 Russian regime ’s attempts to influence pogrom coverage, 234 –
St. James Gazette (London), 239
Times, The (London), 131
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– 10 , 411 international repercussions of pogroms, xiv, , 234
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Isaacs, Myer S., 372
Israelitische Allianz (Vienna), 370
Iuzhnyi krai (Kharkov), 289
Iuzovka, pogrom-like violence of 1892, 223 pogroms in 1892 and 1905, 85 Ivaniv, Pavlo (Southern Russian Workers Union), 165
– 6 Izraelita (Polish-Jewish periodical, Warsaw), 296 , 319 Jellinek, Adolf, 318
Jewish agricultural colonies, 38 , 428 , 429 , 430
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Jewish Board of Guardians, 377
Jewish Chronicle (London), 235
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Jewish Colonization Association, 383
Jewish Committee of Assistance to Victims of the Pogroms (Berlin), 368 Jewish conspiracy, of ficial notions of, 1 – 2 Jewish cultural/ethnic otherness, perceptions of, 71 – 9 Jewish literary intelligentsia, 272 Jewish press, 272 , 296 – 323
, 332
Allgemeine Zeitung des Judentums (Leipzig), 296 ,
anti-emigration Jewish press, 306
– 9 as target of censorship, 130 discussion of Auto-Emancipation! (Lev Pinsker), 318
– 22 Fraynd, Der (St. Petersburg/Warsaw), 396 Ha-Maggid (Lyck), 297 ,
, 307
Ha-Melits (St. Petersburg), 194
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Ha-Shahar (Vienna), 297
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Ha-Ze firah (Warsaw), 296 Izraelita (Warsaw), 296 , 319 Jewish Chronicle (London), 244
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Jewish World (London), 236
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Ju¨dische Presse (Berlin), 296
Nedel ’naia khronika Voskhoda (St. Petersburg), 130
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– 9 , 319 – 20 on radical religious reform movements, 292
– 3 Palestinophile Jewish press, 298 – 306 Rassvet (St. Petersburg), 130
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Russkii evrei (St. Petersburg), 130
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Voskhod (St. Petersburg), 229
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Jewish Question, evolution in Russia, 2 –
in Reform Era, 5 Jewish Question in Ukraine, The (Drahomanov), 173
– 4 Jewish reports submitted to Kutaisov investigation, 334
– 6 Jewish self-defense, 67 , 115 – 16 , 116 , 255 , 401
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Jewish student activists, 260
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“From Jewish Students to the Jewish Intelligentsia, ” 281
– 2 “Manifesto of Jewish Student Youth in St. Petersburg, ” 280 see also Am Olam movement Jewish World (London), 236
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Jews, accused of economic exploitation, 3 ,
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accused of exaggerating losses in pogroms,
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accused of provocative behavior/hubris, 75 – 6 , 78 , 82 , 432 , 436 , 437
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accused of religious fanaticism, 3 accused of rumor-mongering, 116 , 118 accused of trying to pro fit from pogroms, 126 –
as inorodtsy (aliens), 78 , 86 , 335 , 349
blamed for pogroms, 110
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considered undeserving of protection from authorities, 76 convicted for starting fight, 453
expulsions of, 39 , 56 – 7 , 74 , 110 , 152 , 178
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expulsions resulting from May Laws, 226
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– 2 non-Jewish consensus on “Jewish exploitation ” as root cause of pogroms,
121 – 7 , 136
– 41 , 348 perceived as cultural/ethnic other, 71 –
reports of Jews taunting non-Jews, 27 , 82 , 117 , 136
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taxes paid speci fically by Jews, 197 –
Journal de St. Petersbourg (organ of MID, St. Petersburg), 130 ,
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– 3 , 409 Judenpogrome in Russland, Die (1910), 411 –
Judeophobe press, 391
Ekho (St. Petersburg), 231
Kievlianin (Kiev), 126
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Novoe vremia (St. Petersburg), 134
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Novorossiiskii telegraf (Odessa), 130
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Odesskii vestnik (Odessa), 293
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Rus ’ (Moscow), 135 ,
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Russkii kur ’er (Moscow), 135 –
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Vilenskii vestnik (Vilna), 131
Volyn (Zhitomir), 293
judiciary, structure of, 93 – 4 Ju¨dische Presse (Jewish weekly, Berlin), 296 kahal, seen as instrument of Jewish separatism and conspiracy, 1 , 3 , 6 , 7 , 80 , 147 , 186
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– 1 , 356 Kantor, L. O., 309 Karpov, V. D., 8 Karpovich (Chernigov), 447 ,
Katkov, Mikhail Nikiforovich, 133
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Katz, Jacob, 61 Kaufman, I. M., 355 , 356 Kavelin, A. A. (governor of Tauride), 97 , 104 , 117 , 427
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Kharkov, 261
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pogrom-style violence against police (1872),
75 Kherson,
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pogroms, 16 –21 April 1881, 29 –
Kiev, 19 , 34 , 35 , , 36 – 7 , 57 , 65 , 75 , 226 , 260
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arrests and punishment of pogromshchiki, 35 , 50 , 51 , 103
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– 7 , 110 expulsion of Jews, 56 –
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Jewish pogrom losses, 126
Kiev pogrom as paradigm for pogrom myth,
385 – 6 pogrom, 26 –7 April 1881, 35 –
pogroms in 1881 –2 and 1905, 85 Kiev Jewish Committee for Assistance to the Victims of the Disorders of 26 and 27 April,
330 – 1 , 341
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More information Kiev Private Commercial Bank, 250
Kiev Relief Committee, 299
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Kievlianin (Judeophobe daily, Kiev), 126
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Kishinev (Bessarabia), 33 , 39 , 60 , 70 , 117 , 401 , 417
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pogrom of 1903, 84 , 223 , 394 – 5 pogroms in 1903 and 1905, 85 problems with implementation of May Laws, 227
– 8 Klintsakh (Chernigov), 450 Kniga kagala (Brafman), 147 ,
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Konotop (Chernigov), 37 , 419 , 420 , 422
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pogroms in 1881 –2 and 1905, 85 Korpi, Walter, 62 Korsun (Kiev), 34 ,
, 418
Kosich, A., 26 , 27 – 8 , 29 , 436 Kovalskaia, Elisaveta, 157 Kovno circle, 341 , 342 , 399
, 406
Kozelets (Chernigov), 423
Krasnyi-Admoni, Grigorii Iakovlevich, 9 , 398 Kremenchug (Poltava), 33 ,
Kriuliana (Bessarabia), 56 kulak, communal function of, 73 Kupernik, Lev Abramovich, 337 Kursheedt, Manuel A., 373 – 4 , 377
– 8 Kursk, 103 Kutaisov, Count P. I., 12 ,
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see also Kutaisov investigation Kutaisov investigation, 333
– 7 , 346 , 349 Jewish reports submitted to Kutaisov, 334
– 6 , 388 Landau, Adolph E fimovich, 230
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– 7 , 309 see also
Nedel ’naia khronika Voskhoda Lassalle, Ferdinand, 158
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Lauterbach, Edward, 381
Lavrov, Petr, 156
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– 9 , 160 , 177 Lazarus, Emma, 236
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legal proceedings against pogromshchiki, 29 , 40 , 52 , 94 , 102 – 3 , 104
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Leo XIII, 234
Leovo (Bessarabia), 450
Lesnitskii, Petr, 205
Letichev (Podolia), 446
Levanda, Lev Osipovich, 8 Levin, Emanuel B., 333 see also
Levin Memorandum Levin, Yehuda Leib (Yehalel), 330 ,
, 342
Levin Memorandum, 359
– 63 , 390 – 4 , 412
Levontin, Zalman David, 279
, 286
– 7 , 307 , 312 , 314
Levy, Richard S., 61 – 2 Lewisohn affair, 238 –
Libausche Zeitung, 430
liberal press, 133
apportions blame for pogroms to Jews, 135
Birzhevye vedomosti (St. Petersburg), 140
– 1 , 143 , 148 , 229
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discusses “Jewish exploitation,” 140 –
Glasnost ’ (St. Petersburg), 130 Golos (St. Petersburg), 17 , 47 , 98 , 100 , 130 , 133
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– 4 , 154 , 162 , 218
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Moskovskii telegraf (Moscow), 132
– 3 , 149 Nedelia (St. Petersburg), 294 ,
Novosti (St. Petersburg), 134
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, 144
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Odesskie novosti (Odessa), 229
Odesskii listok (Odessa), 291
Poriadok (St. Petersburg), 56 , 133 , 134 , 135
, 144
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Sanktpeterburgskie vedomosti (St. Petersburg), 44 Strana (St. Petersburg), 141 , 149 Vestnik Evropy (St. Petersburg), 144
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