Russias Message the True World Import of the Revolution
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All submitted and got down on their knees, their heads uncovered, in the snow. . . . Under the threat of death you kept them thus for four and a half hours. You did not even give a thought to this, that amongst these unlawfully tortured people there may have been those who had not yet buried those innocently killed on the 19th of December, brothers, fathers and daughters, before whom others ought to kneel and ask forgiveness for killing .
This crowd of people was necessary for you as a backgrou...nd to prove )rour Counselman's Almightiness and . . . Contempt for the laws.
The further "examination" consisted in that you called out names of peasants from a list made beforehand.
And what did you call them out for? For examination? For estab- lishing the extent of their guilt and responsibility?
As soon as the person called out opened his mouth to answer the question asked of him, to explain, maybe to prove, his utter innocence, you with your own Counselman's hands gave the man full swinging blows in the face, and handed him over to Cossacks who by your order continued the criminal torture begun by yourself, throwing him in the snow, beating him with nagaikas on the head and face until the prey lost his voice, consciousness, and all semblance to a man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All submitted and got down on their knees, their heads uncovered, in the snow. . . . Under the threat of death you kept them thus for four and a half hours. You did not even give a thought to this, that amongst these unlawfully tortured people there may have been those who had not yet buried those innocently killed on the 19th of December, brothers, fathers and daughters, before whom others ought to kneel and ask forgiveness for killing .
This crowd of people was necessary for you as a backgrou...nd to prove )rour Counselman's Almightiness and . . . Contempt for the laws.
The further "examination" consisted in that you called out names of peasants from a list made beforehand.
And what did you call them out for? For examination? For estab- lishing the extent of their guilt and responsibility?
As soon as the person called out opened his mouth to answer the question asked of him, to explain, maybe to prove, his utter innocence, you with your own Counselman's hands gave the man full swinging blows in the face, and handed him over to Cossacks who by your order continued the criminal torture begun by yourself, throwing him in the snow, beating him with nagaikas on the head and face until the prey lost his voice, consciousness, and all semblance to a man.
What to read after Russias Message the True World Import of the Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walling, William English, 1877-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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