Organization · labor movement
Jewish labor movement
Jewish labor movement
Movement that demanded human rights and opposed Czarist police.
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... hated Czarist police. The latter had to reckon with the
power of the Jewish labor movement, which showed
courage and honor in demanding human rights. In
1905-06, Czarist soldiers staged pogroms in Bialystok,
leaving many Jewish victims maimed or killed. ...Connected nodes
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