by Jewish Original | Jun 19, 2025 | 2021 Posts, African Jewry, All Posts, Central & East Asian Jewry, Eastern European Jewry, Holocaust, Immigration Policies, Israeli History, Jewish History, Law of Return, MENA Jewry, North American Jewry, Pacific Jewry, Persian / Mizrachi Jewry, Western European Jewry, Zionism
Unraveling Jewish History: The Pivotal Passage of the Law of Return On this day in Jewish history, July 5, 1950, an event transpired that has greatly influenced the ongoing saga of global Jewish dispersement. The conception and passage of the Law of Return symbolizes...
by Jewish Original | Jun 19, 2025 | All Posts, Antisemitism, Hate Crimes, Holocaust, Pogrom / Massacres
Memorializing the Day: July 4th, 1946 In the annals of Jewish history, the Kielce Pogrom 1946 stands as a stark reminder of the deep-seated anti-Jewish sentiment in post-war Poland. This incident led to the brutal murder of at least 42 Jews and left over 40 injured,...
by Jewish Original | Jun 19, 2025 | 2022 Posts, African Jewry, All Posts, Jewish History, MENA Jewry, Middle Eastern History, Pogrom / Massacres, World War II
Exploring Jewish History: The Libyan Pogrom of 1945 and its Aftermath Today, we delve into a crucial chapter of Jewish history, marked by the Libyan Jewish Pogrom 1945. Taking place between November 5-7, the horrifying violence unfolded in Tripoli, resulting in over...
by Jewish Original | Jun 19, 2025 | 2021 Posts, All Posts, Eastern European Jewry, Holocaust, Jewish Survival Series, Trending, Western European Jewry, World War II
The Liquidation of Warsaw Ghetto, 1942: An Indelible Event in Jewish History A Tragic Day in Jewish History: July 22, 1942 July 22, 1942, marks a key date in Jewish history, initiating the infamous Warsaw Ghetto Liquidation by the Nazis. The Nazis, disguised as...
by Jewish Original | Jun 19, 2025 | 2021 Posts, All Posts, Eastern European Jewry, Holocaust
The Establishment of the Vilna Ghetto In 1939, the Vilna region was home to a thriving Jewish community, with a population of over 55,000 Jews, including 12,000-15,000 refugees from German-occupied Poland. On September 6, 1941, the Civil Administration in Lithuania...
