Turkey: a Past And a Future
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"The peasants came to their old dealers, " the memorial continues, "lamented their fate, and asked their advice as to how they could savethemselves from the hands of their fellow-countrymen. They weredelighted when at last the Boycott came to an end and they could oncemore buy from Greeks and Armenians, where they were well served and gotgood value for their money. " If the Turkish Nationalists had confined themselves to economic weapons, the Turks' economic ineptitude would have prevented them... from doingserious harm; but by abusing the political and military powers of theOttoman State to perpetrate the recent atrocities they have struck amortal blow at the prosperity of Western Asia.
"In the whole of Asia Minor, with perhaps one or two exceptions, " thesame German authority states, "there is not a single pure Turkish firmengaged in foreign trade. .. . The extermination of the Armenianpopulation means not only the loss of from 10 to 25 per cent. Of thetotal population of Anatolia[22], but, what is most serious, theelimination of those elements in the population which are the mosthighly developed economically and have the greatest capacity forcivilisation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The peasants came to their old dealers, " the memorial continues, "lamented their fate, and asked their advice as to how they could savethemselves from the hands of their fellow-countrymen. They weredelighted when at last the Boycott came to an end and they could oncemore buy from Greeks and Armenians, where they were well served and gotgood value for their money. " If the Turkish Nationalists had confined themselves to economic weapons, the Turks' economic ineptitude would have prevented them... from doingserious harm; but by abusing the political and military powers of theOttoman State to perpetrate the recent atrocities they have struck amortal blow at the prosperity of Western Asia.
"In the whole of Asia Minor, with perhaps one or two exceptions, " thesame German authority states, "there is not a single pure Turkish firmengaged in foreign trade. .. . The extermination of the Armenianpopulation means not only the loss of from 10 to 25 per cent. Of thetotal population of Anatolia[22], but, what is most serious, theelimination of those elements in the population which are the mosthighly developed economically and have the greatest capacity forcivilisation.
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