Attack on a Jewish house in Konnovino, near Nijni-Novgorod, 7th June 1884, in LIllustration, 2nd August 1884, from a sketch by Karazine, correspondent of LIllustration

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"Attack on a Jewish house in Konnovino, near Nijni-Novgorod, 7th June 1884" is a historical illustration that was published in the French weekly newspaper "L'Illustration" on the 2nd of August 1884. The artwork, based on a sketch by a correspondent named Karazine, depicts a violent episode during a period of heightened anti-Semitic sentiment and pogroms within the Russian Empire. The illustration captures a moment of crisis, reflecting the broader context of persecution that Jewish communities faced during this era.

The image serves as a visual document and a poignant reminder of the struggles endured by Jewish people in the late 19th century in Russia. It is a representation of the social and political climate of the time, where Jews were often scapegoated and subjected to violent attacks, which were sometimes ignored or even condoned by the authorities. The illustration would have contributed to the international understanding of the plight of Jews in Russia, as "L'Illustration" was one of the first French newspapers to include illustrations and had a wide readership.

The artist, referred to as an Anonymous Artist, and the correspondent Karazine, provided a visual narrative that complements historical accounts of the period. The illustration not only serves as an important historical artifact but also as a piece of journalistic reporting, capturing the immediacy and brutality of the attack on the Jewish house in Konnovino.

As an artwork, the illustration is significant for its historical value, its role in raising awareness of anti-Semitic violence, and its contribution to the visual culture of the period. It is a testament to the power of visual media to document and disseminate information about critical social issues of the time.

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