Do we say pogrom or genocide

pogrom 20 occurrences

All that one saw on the surface were, on the one hand, an irresponsible bureaucracy using the knout, the secret agent, the pogrom, and Siberia for the suppression of anything suspected of threatening existing conditions; and, on the other, a band of devoted reformers and revolutionaries risking all in the cause of political liberty, and dying, the "Marseillaise" on their lips, with the fortitude of Christian martyrs.

The war-frenzy was at its height and these miserable sheets went about their work like Czarist papers inciting a pogrom.

Simultaneously, in widely separated parts of the world, a "pogrom" has been proclaimed, and the accounts of the massacre which come to us from great cities like Calcutta and Bombay are appalling and almost incredible.

The Mellah of Fez was almost entirely destroyed during the massacres of 1912 (which incidentally included a pogrom), and its distinctive character, happily for the inhabitants, has disappeared in the rebuilding.

Gideon's grandparents had been massacred in an Odessa pogrom; his father had been taken at the age of five to England by an aunt, become naturalised, taken the name of Sidney, married an Englishwoman, and achieved success and wealth as a banker.

Boris had been living and painting in London for some years; his home had been in Moscow; he had barely escaped with his life from a pogrom in 1912, and had since then lived in England.

They remembered that pogrom fifty years ago, and described it.

I told him there is a plot on foot to massacre every individual of my race in the Near Easta veritable pogrom.

I offered to convince him with particulars about this contemplated pogrom

"There'll be no pogrom," Grim said, getting up and lighting a cigarette.

But I can promise you there'll be no pogrom.

As an earnest of good-will, he showed us photos of his home, before and after the most recent pogrom, and of his grandfather, a bandit with a flourishing practice in the Philippopolis district, much respected locally.

Well, if you must know, I was convalescing when these same Chows started a pogrom in the next camp.

BERGES, MAX L. Cold pogrom.

EPSTEIN, BENJAMIN R. Cold pogrom.

SEE Berges, Max L. Cold pogrom.

BERGES, MAX L. Cold pogrom.

EPSTEIN, BENJAMIN R. Cold pogrom.

SEE Berges, Max L. Cold pogrom.

You think I didn't know thatthat terrible night after the pogrom after we got out of Kief to cross the border!

genocide 0 occurrences

Do we say   pogrom   or  genocide