participation of Government in, denounced by assembled Russian Jews, III 132 Jews threatened with, during elections to First Duma, III 135; to Third Duma, III 153 discussed by First Duma, III 130 ff; and condemned in resolution (1906), III 139 at Bialystok (June, 1906), III 136 f; investigated and reported upon by commission of First Duma, III 137 perpetrators of October P. either untried or pardoned, III 150 planned at Kiev but averted (September, 1911), III 165 List of pogroms according to cities and governments: Alexandria (Kherson), III 100 Ananyev (Kherson), II 251 Balta (Podolia), II 299 ff Berdychev (Volhynia), II 256 f Bialystok, III, 114 f, 120, 136 f Borispol (Poltava), II 267 Chenstokhov (Poland), III 36 f Chernigov (city), III 128 Chernigov (government), II 257 Dusyaty (Kovno), III 115 Homel (Moghilev), III 87 ff Kularash, III 128 Kamenetz (Podolia), III 128 Kantakuzenka (Kherson), III 33 Karpovich (Chernigov), II 315 Kerch (Tavrida), III 120 Kherson (government), II 304 Kiev (city), I 32, II 251 ff, III 128, 165 Kiev (government), II 256 Kishinev, III 69 ff, 128 Konotop (Chernigov), II 257 Lodz, III 119 f Melitopol (Tavrida), III 115 Minsk, III 119 Moghilev (city), I 153 f, 245; III 100 Moghilev (government), III 100 Mstislavl (Moghilev), I 248 Nagartava, Jewish agricultural colony, III 35 Nicholayev (Crimea), III 34 f, 128 Nizhni-Novgorod, II 360 f Novo-Moskovsk (Yekaterinoslav), II 360 Nyezhin (Chernigov), II 267, III 129 Odessa, II 191 ff, 257 f, III 128 f Orsha (Moghilev), III 128 Pereyaslav (Poltava), II 265 Podolia (government), II 256, 304 Polotzk (Vitebsk), I 243 Romny, III 128 Rostov, II 358 Rovno (Volhynia), III 99 Saratov, III 130 Semyonovka (Chernigov), III 129 Shpola (Kiev), III 33 Simferopol (Tavrida), III 115, 128 Smyela (Kiev), II 256; III 99 Starodub (Chernigov), II 411 ff Syedletz (Poland), III 119 Troyanov (Volhynia), III 116 ff Vilna, I 154, 245 Vitebsk (city), I 154, 245 Vitebsk (government), III 101 Volhynia (government), II 256 Voronyezh, III 130 Warsaw, II 280 ff Yekaterinoslav, II 359 f, III 128 Yelisavetgrad, II 249 ff, III 128 Zhitomir (Volhynia), III 115 ff See also Self-Defence =Poklonski=, Russian colonel, massacres Jews of Moghilev, I 153 f =Pokutye= (_Polish_, Pokucie), region in Poland, I 150 =Polakov, Lazarus=, Jewish financier in Moscow, II 400 =Polakov, Samuel=, Jewish financier in St. Petersburg, participates in Jewish Conference, II 304 discusses Jewish question with Ignatyev, II 305 f