On the 79th anniversary of the Farhud, a look back to Yahya Qassim and his fight for Iraqi Jews

Rokhl’s Golden City: Confronting anti-Semitism during the Russian Revolution

Letters to and from the early-20th-century immigration service that sent thousands of Jews to America’s heartland

How the anti-Jewish riot in Kishinev, then the capital of the Bessarabia Governorate in the Russian Empire, unfolded on April 19 and 20, 1903—an excerpt from a new history

You can party like it’s 1903

The best Yiddish story ever written about a pogrom is by Lamed Shapiro, the early 20th-century American Yiddish writer who wanted the Jews to get woke

Ken Burns and others call it impressive, but the truth is less inspiring

DNA said to link Polish barber Aaron Kosminski to gruesome 1888 murders

The long echo of a massacre on the Argentine pampas, and the multi-generational chronicle of Jewish life in its wake

Racist nationalists are not determining the direction of the Maidan movement

Russia has likened the protests to pogroms, but Jews have joined the movement because what’s at stake is an independent future

19th-century Russians sue for trademark violation

Considering the settlements on the anniversary of a massacre