"Persecution of the Jews in Russia 1881" offers a historical account of the anti-Jewish violence that swept through Russia in the early 1880s. This volume, part of the Talbot Collection of British Pamphlets, provides a contemporary perspective on the pogroms and discriminatory practices targeting Jewish communities. It sheds light on the social and political conditions that fueled the persecution, offering valuable insights into the experiences of Russian Jews during this turbulent period. The pamphlet serves as a crucial primary source for understanding the roots of antisemitism and the challenges faced by Jewish populations in 19th-century Russia. Its inclusion in the Talbot Collection underscores its significance as a document reflecting British public opinion and awareness of international affairs.
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