List of pogroms and racial riots
This list includes pogroms and race riots . It does not claim to be complete.
middle Ages
date | Surname | place | Parties to the conflict | Victim | consequences |
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December 30, 1066 | Granada massacre | Granada | Muslims vs. Jews | around 4,000 Jews die | End of the golden age of Judaism in Spain |
1096 | Gezerot Tatnu | Holy Roman Empire | Crusader vs. native Jews | over 1,200 dead Jews | |
1146 | Pogroms during the Second Crusade | France , Holy Roman Empire | Crusader vs. native Jews | fewer deaths than in the first crusade | |
circa 1189 | Pogroms during the Third Crusade | Eurasia | Crusader vs. native Jews | ? | |
1266 | Wroclaw | Expulsion of the Jews from Breslau, as they were made responsible for epidemics and famine | |||
1285 | Munich | Christians vs. Jews | 180 dead Jews | ||
1298 | Beef pogrom | Francs | Christians vs. Jews | at least 4,000 dead Jews | |
1319 | Wroclaw | The Jews were expelled again after they returned after paying a large ransom | |||
1348 to 1351 | Plague pogrom | Central European cities | Christian citizens and guilds vs. Jews | ? | Destruction of some Jewish communities, enrichment of the cities |
January 16, 1349 | Basel Jewish pogrom | Basel | Christians vs. Jews | Destruction of the first Jewish community in Basel | |
February 14, 1349 | Jewish pogrom in Strasbourg | Strasbourg | Christians vs. Jews | Over 2,000 dead Jews | |
February 24, 1349 | Zurich Jewish pogrom | Zurich | Christians vs. Jews | All male Jews | All debts of the murdered people were declared null and void. |
1421 | Viennese Gesera | Vienna | Christians vs. Jews | 212 Jews are burned | Razing of the ghetto |
1440 | pogrom | Wroclaw | Christians vs. Jews | Reason: alleged Jewish sacrilege against hosts | pogrom |
1450 | Bavaria-Landshut | Duke vs. Jews | ? | Expulsion of the Jews from the partial duchy | |
1492 | Mecklenburg | Christians vs. Jews | 27 dead Jews in Sternberg | Expulsion of the Jews from Mecklenburg |
To 1900
date | Surname | place | Parties to the conflict | Victim | consequences |
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1498 to 1545 | Sahwa | Korea | Aristocrats vs. intellectual | ? | |
23/24 August 1572 | Bartholomew Night | Paris | Catholics vs. Huguenots | Thousands of dead Huguenots | |
17th century | Cossack state | Cossacks vs. Poles and Jews | Over 100,000 dead Poles and Russian Jews | ||
1712 | New York slave revolt | new York | African slaves vs. Europeans | Nine dead Europeans, 21 dead Africans | Restricting African American Rights |
October 9-22, 1740 | Batavia massacre | Batavia | Dutch troops and local militiamen vs. Chinese | 500 dead Dutch people, over 10,000 dead Chinese, over 500 injured Chinese | lasting alienation of the two ethnic groups |
Late March / early April 1793 | Republic of Mainz | Mainz | Republic of Mainz (official decree of the MPs) | Deportation of 300 Jews and around 1700 Christians (= non-voters in the election for the Mainz Republic), confiscation of property | Including imprisonment of the deputies of the "Mainz Republic" after the capitulation of Mainz in July 1793 |
1819 | Hep-Hep riots | Europe | Christians vs. Jews | ? | Beginning of anti-Semitism |
July 7, 1834 | Unrest against the liberation of slaves in New York | New York City | Abolitionist opponents vs. Abolitionists | ? | |
1857 | Buckland Riot | Victoria | Europeans vs. Chinese | ? | Chinese immigration rules |
November 1860 to September 1861 | Lambing Flat Riot | Lambing Flats | Europeans vs. Chinese | 200 Chinese are displaced | Adoption of the Chinese Immigration Act |
1870/71 | Orange riots | Manhattan | Order of Orange and Irish Catholic | 71 dead, more than 150 wounded | |
1871 | los Angeles | Europeans vs. Chinese | 18 Chinese immigrants die | ||
1885 | Rock Springs | Europeans and Chinese | At least 28 Chinese miners are killed | ||
1894 to 1896 | Hamid massacres | Ottoman Empire | Turks and Kurds vs. Armenians | 100,000 to 200,000 Christian Armenians dead | Beginning of the ethnic homogenization of the Sultanate |
1895 | Diyarbakir massacre | Diyarbakır | Muslim Ottomans vs. Christian Armenians | at least 1,100 dead Armenians | |
October 30, 1895 | Erzurum massacre | Erzurum | Ottomans vs. Armenians | 1,200 dead Armenians | |
1898 | Wilmington massacre | Wilmington | White Americans vs. African American | at least 15 African Americans dead | |
1900 | Robert Charles Riots | New Orleans | African American vs. white | ? |
1901 to 1945
date | Surname | place | Parties to the conflict | Victim | consequences |
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1903 to 1906 | Russian Empire | Christians vs. Jews | 2,000 Russian Jews | Emigration of many Jews to Ottoman Palestine | |
1905 | Armenian-Tatar War | Ottoman Empire | Azerbaijanis vs. Armenians | up to 10,000 dead | |
September 1906 | Race riots in Atlanta | Atlanta | White Americans vs. Black Americans | At least 25 dead blacks, 2 dead whites | |
1907 | Race riots on the Pacific coast | United States West Coast | White Americans vs. Chinese | ? | |
1908 | Race riots in Springfield | Springfield | Whites vs. Black Americans | 5 dead whites, 2 dead blacks | |
April 1909 | Adana massacre | Vilayet Adana | Muslims vs. Christians | 20,000 to 30,000 Armenians dead | Continuation of the ethnic homogenization of the Sultanate |
1914 to 1923 | Persecution of Greeks in the Ottoman Empire | Asia Minor | Ottomans vs. Greeks | Over 100,000 dead Greeks | Displacement and resettlement of the Greek population |
1915/16 | Genocide against the Armenians | Ottoman Empire | Turks vs. Armenians | 300,000 to 1,500,000 Armenians dead | |
1915 to 1917 | Genocide of the Assyrians and Aramaeans | Ottoman Empire | Turks vs. Assyrians and Arameans | 55,000 dead Assyrians and Aramaeans | |
1917 and 1923 | Rosewood massacre | Rosewood | White Americans vs. Black Americans | ? | |
September 1918 | Armenian pogrom in Baku | Baku | Ottomans vs. Armenians | at least 10,000 dead Armenians | |
November 1918 | First Kielce pogrom | Kielce | Christians vs. Jews | 4 dead Jews | |
June 1919 | Chaibalikend massacre | Nagorno-Karabakh | Azerbaijanis and Kurds vs. Armenians | at least 600 dead Armenians | |
1920 | Nabi Musa riots | Jerusalem | Arabs vs. Jews | 5 dead and 216 injured Jews, 4 dead and 23 injured Arabs | |
March 1920 | Shusha pogrom | Shusha | Azerbaijanis vs. Armenians | at least 500 dead Armenians | |
March 31, 1920 | Tulsa massacre | Tulsa | White Americans vs. African American | approx. 300 dead, mostly black | |
August 1929 | Hebron massacre | Hebron | Arabs vs. Jews | 67 murdered Jews (mutilations, torture), raped Jews. Women | The city of Hebron lost all of its native Jews |
March 25, 1934 | Blood Palm Sunday | Gunzenhausen | German vs. Jews | ||
June to July 1934 | Thrace pogrom | Eastern Thrace | Muslims vs. Jews | ? | Expulsion of the Jews |
1935 | Harlem uprisings of 1935 | Harlem | White Americans vs. Black Americans | ||
May 13, 1937 | Brest pogrom | Brest | Christians vs. Jews | 50 injured Jews, 4 injured Christians | Execution of a Jew |
March 11, 1938 | Frauenkirchen and Burgenland | Frauenkirchen | National Socialists vs. Jews | The day before the German invasion, the Anschluss of Austria . Detention camp, deportation. | |
9/10 November 1938 | Reichskristallnacht | German Empire | National Socialist Christians vs. Jews | about 400 dead Jews | Internment of around 30,000 Jews in concentration camps |
September 3 to 4, 1939 | Bromberg Bloody Sunday | Polish corridor | Poland vs. German | at least 4,000 dead Germans | |
June 1st to 2nd, 1941 | Farhud | Baghdad | Muslims vs. Jews | 175 dead, 1,000 injured Jews and over 300 dead non-Jews | Looting of Jewish property |
June 2, 1941 | Death train from Iași | Iași | Christian Romanians vs. Jews | over 10,000 dead | |
July 10, 1941 | Jedwabne massacre | Jedwabne | Christian Poles vs. Jews | at least 340 dead Jews | |
25./26. August 1941 | Tykocin massacre | Tykocin | Germans and Poles vs. Jews | 1500 dead Jews | |
September 3, 1942 | Pogrom in the Marolls | Brussels | German Wehrmacht vs. Jews | 718 dead Jews | |
1943 | Polish-Ukrainian conflict in Volhynia and Eastern Galicia | Volhynia and Eastern Galicia | Ukrainians vs. Poland | 50,000-100,000 dead | Acts of revenge on the Ukrainian civilian population by Polish nationalists |
January 29, 1944 | Koniuchy massacre | Near Vilnius | Soviet and Jewish partisans vs. Poland | at least 130 dead Poles | Destruction of the Koniuchy village |
December 1, 1944 | Thiaroye massacre | at Pikine | French colonial soldiers vs. Senegal shooters | at least 35 Senegalese dead | Prison sentences for 34 ringleaders |
May 9, 1945 | Leština massacre | Leština | Czechs vs. German | several dead Germans | no legal action against the perpetrators |
August 11, 1945 | Krakow pogrom | Krakow | Christians vs. Jews | 1 dead Jewess | |
July 31, 1945 | Aussig massacre | Aussig | Czechs vs. German | 2,000 dead Germans | |
September 24, 1945 | Topoľčany pogrom | Topoľčany | Christian Slovaks vs. Jews | 47 injured | |
1945 to 1949 | Cairo pogroms | Cairo | Muslims vs. Jews | At least 114 dead and 630 wounded Jews | |
November 5-7, 1945 | First pogrom in Tripoli | Tripoli | Muslims vs. Jews | 140 dead Jews |
Since 1946
date | Surname | place | Parties to the conflict | Victim | consequences |
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4th July 1946 | Second Kielce pogrom | Kielce | Christians vs. Jews | over 40 dead Jews | 9 death sentences for Poland |
1947 | Aden pogrom | middle East | Muslims vs. Jews | 82 dead, 76 injured Jews | Destruction of the Jewish Aden community |
1947 | Manama pogrom | Manama | Muslims vs. Jews | ? | |
December 1947 | Aleppo pogrom | Aleppo | Muslims vs. Jews | 75 dead Jews | Wave of displacement |
7th / 8th June 1948 | Oujda and Jerada pogroms | Oujda and Jerada | Muslims vs. Jews | 42 dead Jews | |
June 1948 | Second Tripoli pogrom | Tripoli | Muslims vs. Jews | 13 dead Jews | Destruction of at least 280 Jewish houses |
January 1949 | Riots in Durban | Durban | South Africans vs. In the | 142 dead, 1,087 wounded | great destruction |
August 5, 1949 | Attack on the Menarsha Synagogue | Jewish quarter of Damascus | Muslims vs. Jews | 12 dead Jews | |
6./7. 1955 | Istanbul pogrom | Istanbul , Izmir , Ankara | Turkish Muslims vs. Christian Greeks and Armenians, Jews | 11 to 15 dead, Greek emigration, property damage of 25 to 500 million US dollars | |
May 1963 | Riots in Birmingham | Birmingham, Alabama | Ku Klux Klan and white cops vs. black protesters | ? Injured, a dead cop | |
1965 | Watts riot | los Angeles | White Police vs. majority African American population | 34 dead, over 1000 injured, property damage of over 40 million US dollars | |
July 23-28, 1967 | Race riot in Detroit | Detroit | White Americans vs. African American | 43 dead, 1,189 injured | |
February 8, 1968 | Orangeburg massacre | Orangeburg | Police vs. Protesters | 3 dead African Americans | |
June 16, 1976 | Soweto uprising | Soweto | Black Africans vs. White african | ? | |
1977 | Pogrom in Sri Lanka | Sri Lanka | Nationalists vs. Sri Lankan Tamils | 300 dead Sri Lankan Tamils | |
December 1978 | Kahramanmaras pogrom | Turkey | Muslims vs. Alevis | at least 100 dead | |
4th July 1980 | Corum pogrom | Çorum | Muslims vs. Alevis | ? | |
1983 | Black July | Sri Lanka | Sinhalese vs. Sri Lankan Tamils | at least 400 dead | |
February 27, 1988 | Pogrom in Sumgait | Sumgait | Azerbaijanis vs. Armenians | 41 dead, 150 dead | First high point in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict |
November 1988 | Pogrom in Kirovabad | Kirovabad | Azerbaijanis vs. Armenians | at least 130 dead Armenians | |
January 1990 | Pogrom in Baku | Baku | Azerbaijanis vs. Armenians | 90 dead Armenians | |
February 1990 | Riots in Dushanbe | Dushanbe | Tajiks vs. Armenians | 22 dead, 565 injured | |
February 1992 | Khojaly massacre | Chodjali | Armenians vs. Azerbaijanis | at least 100 dead Azerbaijanis | |
April 10, 1992 | Maraga massacre | Trtər | Azerbaijanis vs. Armenians | up to 53 dead | |
April 29, 1992 | Riots in Los Angeles | los Angeles | African American vs. white Americans | at least 53 dead | |
22-26 August 1992 | Riots in Rostock-Lichtenhagen | Mecklenburger Allee in Rostock-Lichtenhagen | German mob vs. Police and Vietnamese asylum seekers | ? | |
1998 and 2000 | Koscheh massacre | near Cairo | Muslims vs. Copts | at least 21 dead Copts | |
October 24, 2000 | Bindunuwewa massacre | Sri Lanka | Majority population vs. Sri Lankan Tamils | 26 dead Sri Lankan Tamils | |
March 17, 2004 | Kosovo riots | Kosovo | Albanians vs. Serbs and Roma | at least 19 dead | |
December 2005 | Cronulla Riots | Sydney | Australians vs. Arab immigrants | Several injured | Discussion about patriotism and multiculturalism |
April 18, 2007 | Murders in the Zirve publishing house | Malatya | Muslims vs. Christians | 3 dead | |
January 7, 2010 | Nag Hammadi massacre | Nag Hammadi | Muslims vs. Copts | ? | |
May 7, 2011 | Attack on the churches of Imbaba | Cairo | Muslims vs. Copts | 15 dead, 232 injured | 3 Coptic churches are burned down |
2014 | Ferguson Riots | Ferguson | African American vs. white Americans | ? | |
June 23, 2018 | Another pogrom against Roma in Ukraine | Lviv | Ukrainians vs. Roma | 1 dead, several other people were seriously injured, including a 10-year-old child | |
February 24, 2020 | Riots in North East Delhi | Delhi | Hindus vs. Muslims | 53 dead |
Individual evidence
- ↑ Jacek Wijaczka: Accusations of ritual murder and trials in Poland-Lithuania from the 16th to the 18th century. In: Susanna Buttaroni, S Musiał (Ed.): Ritual Murder - Legends in European History. Vienna / Cologne / Weimar 2003, pp. 213–232, here: p. 215.
- ↑ G. Och : Old fairy tales of the cruelty of the Jews - On the reception of anti-Jewish blood guilt myths by the romantics. In: Rainer Erb (ed.) #: The legend of ritual murder: on the history of the accusation of blood against Jews. (= Technical University of Berlin . Center for Research on Antisemitism: Series of Documents, Texts, Materials. Volume 6). Metropol, Berlin 1993, ISBN 3-926893-15-X , p. 244.
- ↑ Pogroms even before the "Anschluss" orf.at, March 7, 2018, accessed March 7, 2018.
- ↑ Sven Felix Kellerhoff: The pogrom about which Poland forbids all questions , in: welt.de of March 3, 2018, last accessed on March 3, 2018.
- ↑ a b Samuel Misteli, Julia Monn: “The language of the unheard”: Chronology of the race riots in the USA since the 1960s , in: Neue Zürcher Zeitung of June 3, 2020.
- ↑ Re pogrom against Roma in Ukraine , Hagalil.com , 26 June 2018
- ^ Another pogrom against Roma in Ukraine , Central Council of German Sinti and Roma , June 26, 2018
- ↑ Delhi riots: Violence that killed 53 in Indian capital 'was anti-Muslim pogrom', says top expert , The Independent, March 8, 2020