A raid on a Jewish community conducted by government troops?

What is a raid on a Jewish community conducted by government troops called?

Pogroms, or raids on Jewish communities.___Actually, pogroms were generally not 'conducted by government troops'. Pogroms were outbreaks of mob violence, often encouraged by governments, against Jews.____It depends on the time and region. There is no single word, but in Nazi-occupied Poland the term lapanka was sometimes usd.

How was D-Day conducted?

It was conducted almost exactly to the very complicated plans. First troops hit all the beaches around 0630 and another wave of troops came every half hour after.

What is the importance of Passover in ancient Rome?

Passover was not important at all to the ancient Romans in the city of Rome. It could only have relevance for the Jewish community as it was/is a Jewish remembrance. However in Jerusalem itself it was a problem as there was always the potential for riots and trouble due to the crowds that came to the city to observe the feast. That is why Pontius Pilate was sent to Jerusalem with troops and orders to keep the peace.Passover was not important at all to the ancient Romans in the city of Rome. It could only have relevance for the Jewish community as it was/is a Jewish remembrance. However in Jerusalem itself it was a problem as there was always the potential for riots and trouble due to the crowds that came to the city to observe the feast. That is why Pontius Pilate was sent to Jerusalem with troops and orders to keep the peace.Passover was not important at all to the ancient Romans in the city of Rome. It could only have relevance for the Jewish community as it was/is a Jewish remembrance. However in Jerusalem itself it was a problem as there was always the potential for riots and trouble due to the crowds that came to the city to observe the feast. That is why Pontius Pilate was sent to Jerusalem with troops and orders to keep the peace.Passover was not important at all to the ancient Romans in the city of Rome. It could only have relevance for the Jewish community as it was/is a Jewish remembrance. However in Jerusalem itself it was a problem as there was always the potential for riots and trouble due to the crowds that came to the city to observe the feast. That is why Pontius Pilate was sent to Jerusalem with troops and orders to keep the peace.Passover was not important at all to the ancient Romans in the city of Rome. It could only have relevance for the Jewish community as it was/is a Jewish remembrance. However in Jerusalem itself it was a problem as there was always the potential for riots and trouble due to the crowds that came to the city to observe the feast. That is why Pontius Pilate was sent to Jerusalem with troops and orders to keep the peace.Passover was not important at all to the ancient Romans in the city of Rome. It could only have relevance for the Jewish community as it was/is a Jewish remembrance. However in Jerusalem itself it was a problem as there was always the potential for riots and trouble due to the crowds that came to the city to observe the feast. That is why Pontius Pilate was sent to Jerusalem with troops and orders to keep the peace.Passover was not important at all to the ancient Romans in the city of Rome. It could only have relevance for the Jewish community as it was/is a Jewish remembrance. However in Jerusalem itself it was a problem as there was always the potential for riots and trouble due to the crowds that came to the city to observe the feast. That is why Pontius Pilate was sent to Jerusalem with troops and orders to keep the peace.Passover was not important at all to the ancient Romans in the city of Rome. It could only have relevance for the Jewish community as it was/is a Jewish remembrance. However in Jerusalem itself it was a problem as there was always the potential for riots and trouble due to the crowds that came to the city to observe the feast. That is why Pontius Pilate was sent to Jerusalem with troops and orders to keep the peace.Passover was not important at all to the ancient Romans in the city of Rome. It could only have relevance for the Jewish community as it was/is a Jewish remembrance. However in Jerusalem itself it was a problem as there was always the potential for riots and trouble due to the crowds that came to the city to observe the feast. That is why Pontius Pilate was sent to Jerusalem with troops and orders to keep the peace.

Did the central government provide troops to end Shays' Rebellion?

The central government did not provide troops to quell the rebellion.

What does the government think of troops in Afghanistan?

The government, of whichever foreign country, sent them there so they would be in favour. The Afghan troops live there so their government would also be in favour of their own troops being there.

How many troops protected Ezra during his travel to Jerusalem?

Apparently, zero. He was accompanied by Jewish exiles who returned with him, but not by troops (Ezra ch.8).

Why has the Russian government set troops to Chechnya?

to conquer it

What type of colonists would have been unlikely to have grievances against the British government by April 1775?

All colonists would have had a grievance against the British government by April 1775. This was due to the invasions that the British troops conducted, the unfair taxation on products needed by the colonists, and other such unfair treatment that the British were passing to these people.

How many Jewish troops were killed in Afghan war?

98 according to the Departement of the Defense of the United States

Is the US government still sending troops to Iraq?

No. All US troops have been withdrawn as of December 16, 2011.

Has a Jew ever tried to kill a German?

I'm sure that (A) Jewish People fought back at some point during the holocaust, and (B) there were Jewish troops fighting for the allies.

What are the protocols of Zion?

A falsified document listing the intentions of Jews to take over the world. Apparently it was held as truth by Tsar Nicholas Romanov and Adolf Hitler, and was even used by Adolf Hitler to help rally his troops against the Jewish community, mentioning that it was a holy document.