Germany, Turkey, and Armenia A Selection of Documentary Evidence Relating to the Armenian Atrocities from German and other Sources

It is a story written in blood. Two old missionaries and a younger lady (an American) were sent away from Mardin. They were treated just like prisoners, dogged continually by th...

At first the dead in Aleppo were brought to the cemetery in the coffins provided by the Armenian Church. This was done by "Hamals" (professional porters), who received two piast...

As regards the "moral consequences" of the Armenian massacres, the German scholar says that they will not be properly felt till after the end of the war. He means by that, that...

Sister DA. told Mr. DB. that on the 16th March, 1915, the German Vice-Consul appointed provisionally to Erzeroum (the Consul himself being interned in Russia) was passing throug...

In Adana I saw a troop of Armenian orphans marching through the streets under the escort of Turkish soldiers. The parents have been slaughtered; the children must become Mohamme...

You had only to look at the greedy, pale, suffering faces to know that their words were true. About 1,800 loaves could be procured. Everybody fell greedily upon them; the priest...

2. Van after the Turkish Retreat 21 3. Moush. Statement by a German Eye-witness 23 4. Erzindjan. Statement by two Danish Red Cross Nurses, formerly in the service of the German...

In the Amanus mountains, on our second day's journey after leaving Aleppo, we met with Armenians again. This time it was the people of Hadjin and the neighbourhood. They explain...

I came across another very characteristic case. A citizen of Zeitoun, formerly a rich man, was leading two donkeys, the last remnants of his fortune. A gendarme came along and s...