Armenian Atrocities. The Murder of a Nation

132 Pages·5.551 MB·English

by  Toynbee Arnold J.

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ARMENIAN
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THE MURDER OF A NATION
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THE SCENE OF THE ATROCITIE&
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deportations, or m or both, between April and
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
PAG8.
Statement by Lord Bryce 5
I.—Armenia before the Massacres ... 17
II.—The Plan op the Massacres ... 26
HI.—The Road to Death 39
IV.—The Journey's End 56
V.—False Excuses 69
VI.—Murder Outright 83
YIL—The Toll of Death 93
The Attitude of Germany 106
VIII.