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The anti-Jewish violence in Central and Eastern Europe following the retreat of Nazi German occupational forces and the arrival of the Soviet Red Army – during the latter stages of World War II – was linked in part to postwar anarchy and economic chaos exacerbated by the Stalinist policies imposed across the territories of expanded Soviet republics and new satellite countries. The anti-semitic attacks had become frequent in Soviet towns ravaged by war; at the marketplaces, in depleted stores, in schools, and even at state enterprises. Protest letters were sent to Moscow from numerous Russian, Ukrainian and Belarusian towns by the Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee involved in documenting the Holocaust.

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rdfs:label	Anti-Jewish violence in Central and Eastern Europe, 1944–1946 (en) العنف ضد اليهود في أوروبا الوسطى والشرقية، 1944-1946 (ar) Violences contre les Juifs en Europe centrale et orientale (1944-1946) (fr) 1944年－1946年中欧及东欧的反犹暴力 (zh)
rdfs:comment	The anti-Jewish violence in Central and Eastern Europe following the retreat of Nazi German occupational forces and the arrival of the Soviet Red Army – during the latter stages of World War II – was linked in part to postwar anarchy and economic chaos exacerbated by the Stalinist policies imposed across the territories of expanded Soviet republics and new satellite countries. The anti-semitic attacks had become frequent in Soviet towns ravaged by war; at the marketplaces, in depleted stores, in schools, and even at state enterprises. Protest letters were sent to Moscow from numerous Russian, Ukrainian and Belarusian towns by the Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee involved in documenting the Holocaust. (en) 随着二战后期纳粹德国占领军的撤退和苏联红军的胜利抵达，中欧和东欧的反犹太人暴力部分归咎于战后社会动荡和经济混乱——这动荡和混乱由于在扩张后的苏联加盟共和国全部领土及新的卫星国全面强制实施的斯大林主义政策而进一步恶化。在饱受战争蹂躏的苏联城镇里，在市场、物资耗尽的商场、学校，甚至国有企业里，反犹攻击频频发生。抗议信从数不清的俄罗斯、乌克兰和白俄罗斯城镇发往莫斯科，这些信是对犹太人大屠杀进行记录的犹太人反法西斯委员会发出的。 (zh) عند الاستيلاء السوفيتى على بولندا «فقط جزء صغير من الوفيات [اليهودية] يمكن أن يعزى إلى معاداة السامية» كتب جان ت. جروس. وكان السبب في معظمهم هو ضد الحكومة الجديدة الموالية للسوفيات. أدى إلى مقتل 327 يهوديًا على الأقل. قتل المئات من اليهود العائدين في رومانيا. حدثت المظاهر المعادية لليهود، والتي تستند أحيانًا إلى اتهامات بالتشهير بالدم، في هنغاريا في عشرات الأماكن، على سبيل المثال، في . (ar) Les violences contre les Juifs en Europe centrale et orientale qui commencèrent durant les derniers moments de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, à la suite de la retraite des troupes d'occupation allemandes et de l'arrivée victorieuse de l'armée rouge, étaient liées en partie à l'anarchie de l'après-guerre et au chaos économique exacerbé par les politiques staliniennes imposées dans les territoires des républiques soviétiques et des nouveaux pays satellites. (fr)
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has abstract	عند الاستيلاء السوفيتى على بولندا «فقط جزء صغير من الوفيات [اليهودية] يمكن أن يعزى إلى معاداة السامية» كتب جان ت. جروس. وكان السبب في معظمهم هو ضد الحكومة الجديدة الموالية للسوفيات. أدى إلى مقتل 327 يهوديًا على الأقل. قتل المئات من اليهود العائدين في رومانيا. حدثت المظاهر المعادية لليهود، والتي تستند أحيانًا إلى اتهامات بالتشهير بالدم، في هنغاريا في عشرات الأماكن، على سبيل المثال، في . في سلوفاكيا في Topoľčany، أصيب 48 يهوديًا بجروح خطيرة في سبتمبر 1945. قتل عدد من اليهود في كولباسوف في ديسمبر. يقال إن 13 حادثًا معاديًا لليهود يُطلق عليه المذابح الحزبية وقع في الفترة من 1 إلى 5 أغسطس 1946، وهو أكبر حادث في جيلينا، حيث جُرح 15 شخصًا. في كييف، أوكرانيا في الفترة من 4 إلى 7 سبتمبر 1945، تعرض حوالي مائة يهودي للضرب، تم نقل ستة وثلاثين منهم إلى المستشفى وتوفي خمسة متأثرين بجراحهم. في روبتسوفسك، روسيا، وقع عدد من الحوادث المعادية للسامية في عام 1945. (ar) The anti-Jewish violence in Central and Eastern Europe following the retreat of Nazi German occupational forces and the arrival of the Soviet Red Army – during the latter stages of World War II – was linked in part to postwar anarchy and economic chaos exacerbated by the Stalinist policies imposed across the territories of expanded Soviet republics and new satellite countries. The anti-semitic attacks had become frequent in Soviet towns ravaged by war; at the marketplaces, in depleted stores, in schools, and even at state enterprises. Protest letters were sent to Moscow from numerous Russian, Ukrainian and Belarusian towns by the Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee involved in documenting the Holocaust. (en) Les violences contre les Juifs en Europe centrale et orientale qui commencèrent durant les derniers moments de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, à la suite de la retraite des troupes d'occupation allemandes et de l'arrivée victorieuse de l'armée rouge, étaient liées en partie à l'anarchie de l'après-guerre et au chaos économique exacerbé par les politiques staliniennes imposées dans les territoires des républiques soviétiques et des nouveaux pays satellites. Les attaques antisémites sont devenues fréquentes dans les villes soviétiques dévastées par la guerre, dans les marchés, dans les magasins vides, dans les écoles et même dans les entreprises d'État. Des lettres de protestations furent envoyées à Moscou par le comité antifasciste juif, qui était impliqué dans la recherche de preuves sur la Shoah, depuis nombreuses villes russes, ukrainiennes ou biélorusses. (fr) 随着二战后期纳粹德国占领军的撤退和苏联红军的胜利抵达，中欧和东欧的反犹太人暴力部分归咎于战后社会动荡和经济混乱——这动荡和混乱由于在扩张后的苏联加盟共和国全部领土及新的卫星国全面强制实施的斯大林主义政策而进一步恶化。在饱受战争蹂躏的苏联城镇里，在市场、物资耗尽的商场、学校，甚至国有企业里，反犹攻击频频发生。抗议信从数不清的俄罗斯、乌克兰和白俄罗斯城镇发往莫斯科，这些信是对犹太人大屠杀进行记录的犹太人反法西斯委员会发出的。 (zh)
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