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8 juillet 2020
- handle: 10670/1.p9nj4y
- isbn: 9781783747443
- eisbn: 9791036544255
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Nokhem Shtif, « II. Before the Pogroms and During the Pogroms », Open Book Publishers, ID : 10670/1.p9nj4y
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The Pogrom Road We can now say with certainty that the strategic path of the Volunteer Army was the pogrom road, from its victory march of June–October 1919 to the terrified retreat before the Bolsheviks in November 1919–January/ February 1920. “Such-and-such unit of the Volunteer Army arrived and committed a pogrom and left with a pogrom,” is the same formula that summarizes the reports of news from the vast majority of communities: Bobrovytsia (Chernihiv province); Bohuslav, Horodyshche, Ko...