"When
I and Khachatur entered the house, our soldiers had nailed a
13-year-old Turkish child to the window.He was making much noise so
Khachatur put mother's cut breast into his mouth.
I skinned his chest and belly. Seven minutes later the child died. As I used to be a doctor I was humanist and didn't consider myself happy for what I had done to a 13-year-old Turkish child. But my soul was proud for taking 1 percent of vengeance of my nation.
Then Khachatur cut the body into pieces and threw it to a dog of same origin with Turks. I did the same to three Turkish children in the evening. I did my duty as an Armenian patriot.
Khachatur had sweated much. But I saw struggle of revenge and great humanism in his and other soldiers' eyes. The next day we went to the church to clear our souls from what done previous day.
But we were able to clear Khojali from slops of 30 thousand people.
This text is from Zori Balayan’s book “Revival of our souls” from 1996 , pages 260-262. This paragraph is the most disgusting thing I have ever read. I haven’t even heard of an Armenian response to this paragraph. A nation proud of a massacre is joyfully dropping a note to the history!
I skinned his chest and belly. Seven minutes later the child died. As I used to be a doctor I was humanist and didn't consider myself happy for what I had done to a 13-year-old Turkish child. But my soul was proud for taking 1 percent of vengeance of my nation.
Then Khachatur cut the body into pieces and threw it to a dog of same origin with Turks. I did the same to three Turkish children in the evening. I did my duty as an Armenian patriot.
Khachatur had sweated much. But I saw struggle of revenge and great humanism in his and other soldiers' eyes. The next day we went to the church to clear our souls from what done previous day.
But we were able to clear Khojali from slops of 30 thousand people.
This text is from Zori Balayan’s book “Revival of our souls” from 1996 , pages 260-262. This paragraph is the most disgusting thing I have ever read. I haven’t even heard of an Armenian response to this paragraph. A nation proud of a massacre is joyfully dropping a note to the history!
TURKISH
Vahşeti yaşayan ve sonra Beyrut`a yerleşen Ermeni gazeteciDaud Kheyriyan, For the Sake of Cross (Haçın Hatırı İçin)
isimli kitabında olayı şu satırlarla anlattı : ...Gaflan denen ve
ölülerin yakılmasıyla görevli Ermeni grup, Hocalı`nın 1 kilometre
batısında bir yere 2 Mart günü 100 Azeri ölüsünü getirip yığdı.Son kamyonda
10 yaşında bir kız çocuğu gördüm. Başından ve elinden yaralıydı. Yüzü
morarmıştı. Soğuğa, açlığa ve yaralarına rağmen hálá yaşıyordu. Çok az
nefes alabiliyordu. Gözlerini ölüm korkusu sarmıştı. O sırada Tigranyan isimli
bir asker onu tuttuğu gibi öteki cesetlerin üstüne fırlattı. Sonra tüm
cesetleri yaktılar. Bana sanki yanmakta olan ölü bedenler arasından bir
çığlık işittim gibi geldi. Yapabileceğim bir şey yoktu. Ben Şuşa`ya döndüm. Onlar Haç`ın hatırı için savaşa devam ettiler.
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