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Kishinev

[ kish-uh-nef, -nawf; Russian kyi-shi-nyawf ]

noun

  1. a city in and the capital of Moldova, in the central part.


Kishinev

/ 쾱ʃˈɔ /

noun

  1. the Russian name for şǎ
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When William was eleven, rioters in his hometown of Kishinev attacked their Jewish neighbors, killing forty-nine and injuring over four hundred more.

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The pogrom in Chisinau, also known as Kishinev, “was a very central event that drove modern Zionism,” the Israeli prime minister, Naftali Bennett, said in a phone interview on Monday.

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Although the Dreyfus affair and the Kishinev Pogrom were formative events in its history, Zionism issued from the same womb that produced pan-Germanism and other late 19th-century ethnocentric and xenophobic movements.

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Mr. Lieberman, 60, was born in Kishinev, now the capital of Moldova, and emigrated to Israel at 20.

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Before the Holocaust, Jewish suffering was synonymous with the name of the city, Kishinev, where in 1903, 49 Jews were killed in a paroxysm of violence.

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