Farhud
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Farhud
Summary
Farhud is a pogrom[1]. Farhud draws 1,729 Wikipedia views per month (pogrom category, ranking #8 of 69).[2]
Key Facts
- Farhud is in the country of Iraq[3].
- Farhud's instance of is recorded as pogrom[4].
- Farhud took place at Baghdad[5].
- Farhud is part of pogrom[6].
- Farhud is part of history of antisemitism[7].
- Farhud is part of anti-Judaism[8].
- Farhud is part of history of the Middle East[9].
- Farhud is part of history of the Jews in Iraq[10].
- Farhud's Commons category is recorded as Farhud[11].
- Farhud's target is recorded as history of the Jews in Iraq[12].
- Farhud began on June 1, 1941[13].
- Farhud ended on June 2, 1941[14].
- Farhud took place on June 2, 1941[15].
- Farhud resulted in {'amount': '+180'} deaths[16].
- Farhud's perpetrator is recorded as Rashid Ali al-Gaylani[17].
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When and Where
Farhud took place on June 2, 1941[15]. Farhud began on June 1, 1941[13]. Farhud ended on June 2, 1941[14]. The location of Farhud was Baghdad[5]. Farhud is in the country of Iraq[3].
Context
Part of include pogrom[6]; history of antisemitism[7], an aspect of history[18]; anti-Judaism[8], an activity[19]; history of the Middle East[9], a history of a geographic region[20]; and history of the Jews in Iraq[10], an aspect of history[21], in Iraq[22]. Farhud's instance of is recorded as pogrom[4].
Outcome and Impact
Farhud resulted in {'amount': '+180'} deaths[16].
Why It Matters
Farhud draws 1,729 Wikipedia views per month (pogrom category, ranking #8 of 69).[2] Farhud has Wikipedia articles in 18 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[23] Farhud is known by 26 alternative names across languages and contexts.[24]