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Anti-Jewish riots in Algiers, 1898. Artist: F Meaulle
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Anti-Jewish riots in Algiers, 1898. Artist: F Meaulle
Anti-Jewish riots in Algiers, 1898. Sacking of synagogue in Mostaganem sparks outbreak of anti-Jewish violence throughout Algeria. An illustration from Le Petit Journal, 6th February 1898
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Anti-Jewish Riots in Algiers, 1898 - A Glimpse into a Dark Chapter of History
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. This powerful print captures the haunting scene of the anti-Jewish riots that engulfed Algiers in 1898. Created by artist F Meaulle and featured in Le Petit Journal on February 6th, this illustration sheds light on the brutal sacking of a synagogue in Mostaganem that ignited widespread violence against Jews throughout Algeria. Amidst the chaos depicted here, we witness a chilling display of prejudice and brutality. Men armed with weapons run through dimly lit streets illuminated only by street lamps, symbolizing the darkness that had befallen this city. The victims lie injured on the ground, their bloodied bodies testifying to the savagery they endured. The image serves as a stark reminder of how hatred can manifest itself within society. It portrays not only physical harm but also highlights deep-rooted prejudices that fueled such acts of violence during this time period. The presence of soldiers further emphasizes how these riots escalated into warfare-like conditions. As we reflect upon this disturbing piece from our past, it is essential to remember its historical significance and ensure such atrocities are never repeated. This photograph stands as an important testament to human resilience and serves as a call for unity against discrimination and bigotry.
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