Armenian Atrocities the Murder of a Nation
Armenian Atrocities the Murder of a Nation
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) 1, 1 The forced exodus of the last part of the Armenian population from a certain district took place on June 1st, 1915. All the villages, as well as three-quarters of the town, had already been evacuated. An escort of fifteen gendarmes followed the third convoy, which included 4, 000 to 5, 000 persons. The prefect of the city had wished them a pleasant journey. Bat at a few hours' distance from the town, the caravan was surrounded by bunds of a brigand-tribe, and by a mob of Turkish peasants... armed with guns, axes and clubs. They 3rst began plundering their victims, searching care, fully even (be very young children. The gendarmes sold to tin- Turkish peasants what they could not carry away with them. After they had taken even the food of these unhappy people, the massacre of the males began, including two priests, one of whom was ninety. In six or seven days all males above fifteen years of age had been murdered. It was the beginning of the end. People on hor^e-back raised 45 the veils of the women, and curried off the pretty ones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) 1, 1 The forced exodus of the last part of the Armenian population from a certain district took place on June 1st, 1915. All the villages, as well as three-quarters of the town, had already been evacuated. An escort of fifteen gendarmes followed the third convoy, which included 4, 000 to 5, 000 persons. The prefect of the city had wished them a pleasant journey. Bat at a few hours' distance from the town, the caravan was surrounded by bunds of a brigand-tribe, and by a mob of Turkish peasants... armed with guns, axes and clubs. They 3rst began plundering their victims, searching care, fully even (be very young children. The gendarmes sold to tin- Turkish peasants what they could not carry away with them. After they had taken even the food of these unhappy people, the massacre of the males began, including two priests, one of whom was ninety. In six or seven days all males above fifteen years of age had been murdered. It was the beginning of the end. People on hor^e-back raised 45 the veils of the women, and curried off the pretty ones.
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