RUSSIA AND THE JEWS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 2235, 1 August 1891, Page 1

RUSSIA AND THE JEWS.

London, July 28,

The Jewish World commenting on the scheme put forward by Mr Rapken, of Melbourne, for settling the refugee Jews in the Mallee country of Victoria, complains of the inhuman and dog-in-the-manger attitude of the colonies towards Baron Hirsch’s proposals, St, Petersburg, July 28,

Yielding to a personal message from President Harrison of the United States, the Czar has ordered a temporary respite of the Jews. At midnight a band of Russian soldiers wantonly fired; a Jewish hamlet at Kiel; fourteen of the inhabitants were burned to death and twenty badly injured, The Jews in their desperation attacked the soldiers 1 and killed several of them.

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