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Holocaust and Genocide Studies 1992 6(4):373-382; doi:10.1093/hgs/6.4.373
© 1992 by United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
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THE POGROM OF BUCHAREST 21–23 JANUARY 1941

RADU IOANID

US Holocaust Memorial Museum

The pogrom of Bucharest was not a typical event in the process of the destruction of the Romanian Jews, since its authors were members of the Iron Guard. This Romanian fascist organization was forced shortly after this pogrom to go underground, the massive destruction of Romanian Jewry being carried out by the regime of General Antonescu through the bodies of the army, police and gendarmene The article describes the relationships between the Iron Guard, Antonescu and their supporters in Berlin It also describes the unfolding of the pogrom and its results.


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