In the 1930s, there were rare, religiously motivated outbreaks of anti-Jewish violence and a relatively small riot in 1932.

It also alluded to the demoralizing effect of anti-Jewish violence, since the crime was committed in the presence of youth and children.

The anti-Jewish violence in postwar Poland has a common theme of blood-libel rumours.

While there, journalists asked him what he thought about the anti-Jewish violence that had occurred on the university campus.

The Jews used the Tower as a retreat, when threatened by anti-Jewish violence.

Over the last several years, anti-Jewish violence, property destruction, and racist language has been increasing.

Rather, it was thought that the ruling central and local bureaucracy had prepared and supported anti-Jewish violence.

A common theme behind the anti-Jewish violence in Poland were blood libel rumours.

In the anti-Jewish violence that followed 12 people were killed.

After the war, anti-Jewish violence caused many Jews to leave the country usually for Israel.