The English adopted the word after one of the endless pogroms...

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    The English adopted the word after one of the endless pogroms against Jews.

    I’m just referring to the link u supplied and the academic interpretation of the Russian meaning of pogrom.

    He actually stresses that it’s correct usage when referring to mass killing of Jews, it should be prefixed as being a Jewish pogrom.

    Since u learnt Russian what was the meaning of that word, pogrom during that period?

    It actually makes many articles that use the word pogrom, open to being misused to promote misinformation about who were actually being exterminated.

    It amounts to learning more about on how I was manipulated by our education system and the media for over half a century.



 
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