Occurring most violently in Odessa, they also raged during the Russian Revolution.
One took two months to spread across Spain in the summer of 1391, while the first occurred in France and Germany in 1096 and was part of the First Crusade. This term, which means "violent outbreak," was first applied to one in 1821 that followed the death of an Orthodox patriarch, and it passed into English after a series of them organized by the Okhrana secret police after the assassination of Tsar Alexander II. Occurring most violently in Odessa, they also raged during the Russian Revolution. FTP, identify this Russian term for a massacre of Jewish civilians.
One took two months to spread across Spain in the summer of 1391, while the first occurred in France and Germany in 1096 and was part of the First Crusade.
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