German X post here: https://x.com/GanzeGeschichte/status/2066896661650063849 DeepL translation: >One of the deadliest women in world history - a figure hardly anyone knows today: During the Russian Civil War, the anti-Communists held Crimea as one of their last strongholds. But by the end of 1920, the Communists had finally managed to capture the Black Sea peninsula as well. > Most of the anti-Communist troops fled by ship to Turkey. The peninsula’s population was now defenseless against the new rulers. Rosalia Semlyachka (née Salkind) became the communist governor of the region. Although they had been promised amnesty, Rosalia Semlyachka ordered the killing of an estimated 50,000 prisoners of war and anti-communist civilians in Crimea. > She was assisted in this by the short-lived communist dictator of Hungary, (((Béla Kun))) (born Kohn), who had fled to Soviet Russia after his brief reign in Hungary (March 1919–August 1919). [Sweet lady](https://poal.co/static/images/8eb333339b0b36de.png) Kikepedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosalia_Zemlyachka >Biography Rosalia Zalkind was born in Kiev, in Kiev Governorate of the Russian Empire, the daughter of a wealthy Jewish family. Her father, Samuil Markovich Zalkind, was a first guild merchant.