Chaos and Conflict: The Aftermath of Alexander II's Assassination

This chapter explores the tumultuous consequences following the assassination of Tsar Alexander II, particularly focusing on the ensuing chaos and violence directed at Jewish communities in Russia. It examines the social dynamics and psychological motivations behind the anti-Jewish pogroms, shedding light on the various factors that fueled this intense animosity. The narrative critiques historical interpretations of these events, offering insights into the revolutionary movements and the complexities of societal unrest in early 20th century Russia.