The Western Question in Greece And Turkey
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My witnesses, who were both at points further north, only heard the sudden fusillade that followed. It is certain that the Greek troops fired promiscuously into the crowd, killing and wounding Christian as well as Moslem civilians. One or two Christians were found lying among the wounded Moslem civilians when people came to attend to them and take them to hospital, and it was evident that they had been hit by the same volleys. The barrack-buildings were kept under so hot a fire that the Turkish... officers inside had difficulty in displaying a white flag in token of surrender. When at length the signal was accepted and the Greek troops rushed in, these officers were formed into column and marched northwards along the quay. They had to hold their hands above their heads and shout either ' Zito o Venezelos ' or ' Zito i Ellas ' * — they could choose which they preferred, so long as they shouted sufficiently loud to satisfy their captors. Some who 1 ' Long live Venizelos ' or ' Long live Greece, ' 272 THE WESTERN QUESTION stumbled or fell out of the ranks were immediately bayoneted by the Greek escort and their bodies pitched into the sea.
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My witnesses, who were both at points further north, only heard the sudden fusillade that followed. It is certain that the Greek troops fired promiscuously into the crowd, killing and wounding Christian as well as Moslem civilians. One or two Christians were found lying among the wounded Moslem civilians when people came to attend to them and take them to hospital, and it was evident that they had been hit by the same volleys. The barrack-buildings were kept under so hot a fire that the Turkish... officers inside had difficulty in displaying a white flag in token of surrender. When at length the signal was accepted and the Greek troops rushed in, these officers were formed into column and marched northwards along the quay. They had to hold their hands above their heads and shout either ' Zito o Venezelos ' or ' Zito i Ellas ' * — they could choose which they preferred, so long as they shouted sufficiently loud to satisfy their captors. Some who 1 ' Long live Venizelos ' or ' Long live Greece, ' 272 THE WESTERN QUESTION stumbled or fell out of the ranks were immediately bayoneted by the Greek escort and their bodies pitched into the sea.
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