| − | The word originates from Russia, with a combination of the prefis po- and the verb ''gromit''. The first major pogroms occurred in what is now present-day Ukraine and Poland. Another much bloodier wave of attacks left more than two thousand dead in Odessa. Other pogroms occured in Kishinev, Limerick, Kiev, Siedlce, Adana, Tredegar, Sarajevo, Lwów, Guba City, Pinsk, Vilna, Tulsa, Hebron, and Iaşi. | + | The word originates from Russia, with a combination of the prefis po- and the verb ''gromit''. The first major pogroms occurred in what is now present-day Ukraine and Poland. Another much bloodier wave of attacks left more than two thousand dead in [[Odessa]]. Other pogroms occured in Kishinev, Limerick, [[Kyiv]], Siedlce, Adana, Tredegar, Sarajevo, Lwów, Guba City, Pinsk, Vilna, Tulsa, [[Hebron]], and Iaşi. |