Germany, Turkey, and Armenia A Selection of Documentary Evidence Relating to the Armenian Atrocities from German and other Sources
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
INTRODUCTION.
A. THE INVASION OF PERSIA.
1. LETTERS FROM GERMAN MISSIONARIES IN N.W. PERSIA.
B. THE SIX ARMENIAN VILAYETS.
2. VAN AFTER THE TURKISH RETREAT.
3. MOUSH.
4. ERZINDJAN.
5. THE TOWN OF H.
6. MALATIA.
C. CILICIA AND NORTHERN SYRIA.
7. EXILES FROM ZEITOUN.
8. Information regarding Events in Armenia, published in the “Sonnenaufgang” (Organ of the “German League for the Promotion of Christian Charitable Work in the East”), October, 1915; and in the “Allgemeine Missions-Zeitschrift,” November, 1915.
9. Extracts from the Records of a German who died in Turkey.
10. Narrative of a German Official of the Bagdad Railway.
11. THE AMANUS PASSES.
D. ALEPPO.
12. “A word to the accredited representatives of the German people,” by Dr. Martin Niepage, Higher Grade Teacher at the German Technical School at Aleppo, at present at Wernigerode.
13. ALEPPO.
E. PLACES OF EXILE.
14. Der-el-Zor: Letter, dated 12th July, 1915, from Schwester L. Möhring, a German Missionary, describing her Journey from Bagdad to the Passes of Amanus; Published in the German Journal, “Sonnenaufgang,” September, 1915.
15. Exiles from the Euphrates: Report from Fräulein O.
APPENDIX.
Reports by Mohammedan Officers in the Turkish Army as to incidents witnessed by them.
(1) A.B.’s Report.
(2) C.D.’s Report.
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