Russian Flashlights
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" I began to realize, " he tells us, " that 216 RUSSIAN FLASHLIGHTS the Doukhobortsi are nearer to the Gospel than we, the Orthodox ones. " Wandering with his regiment from place to place, Khilkoff soon had many opportunities of learning what Russian rule in the Caucasus really amounted to. He learned to read and speak Turkish, and was thus able to get all information at first hand. His account of the atrocities committed by the Russian authorities would be simply incredible were it not for the... fact that the narrator's truthfulness is beyond suspicion. The list of these atrocities is too long to enumerate, but a couple of illustrations will suffice.
One district governor, Karagesoff, was simply in the habit of evicting the native Turks from their houses, breaking up the latter, and selling the wood to the Crown at the price of 80 roubles a sajen. Or he would order the Cossacks to summon to his house all the more well-to-do Turks of the district, then absenting himself for days. The Turks natur- ally asked what they were assembled for, but could get no reply.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I began to realize, " he tells us, " that 216 RUSSIAN FLASHLIGHTS the Doukhobortsi are nearer to the Gospel than we, the Orthodox ones. " Wandering with his regiment from place to place, Khilkoff soon had many opportunities of learning what Russian rule in the Caucasus really amounted to. He learned to read and speak Turkish, and was thus able to get all information at first hand. His account of the atrocities committed by the Russian authorities would be simply incredible were it not for the... fact that the narrator's truthfulness is beyond suspicion. The list of these atrocities is too long to enumerate, but a couple of illustrations will suffice.
One district governor, Karagesoff, was simply in the habit of evicting the native Turks from their houses, breaking up the latter, and selling the wood to the Crown at the price of 80 roubles a sajen. Or he would order the Cossacks to summon to his house all the more well-to-do Turks of the district, then absenting himself for days. The Turks natur- ally asked what they were assembled for, but could get no reply.
What to read after Russian Flashlights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jaakoff Prelooker to read onlineMoreLess
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