. Eine Geschichte über den Krieg und Familie Krieg." An, 1914-1919. f der unterdrückten christlichen Themen der Sul-tan, die wahrscheinlich die schlechteste Viele systematische Massaker, Name der Türke abscheulichen gemacht haben ofthe gewesen war. 2.000.000 Armenier verbannt. Zwei Millionen Armenier waren expelledfrom ihre Häuser, gezwungen, für hun bis März - dreds von Meilen zu bestimmten Orten der Schlachtung orslavery, die Übergriffe auf die Frauen, wie sie fast über Glauben zu sein. Drei Viertel dieser Exilanten, ums Leben. Die Türken waren von Trapezunt, eine Forti angetrieben - fied Hafen am Schwarzen Meer, 18. April

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. A story of the war and family war service record, 1914-1919. f to the oppressed Christian subjects of the sul-tan, who had been subject to probably the worst ofthe many systematic massacres that have made thename of Turk abominable. 2, 000, 000 Armenians Exiled. Two millions of the Armenians were expelledfrom their homes, compelled to march for hun-dreds of miles to appointed places of slaughter orslavery, the outrages upon the women being suchas to be almost beyond belief. Three-fourths ofthese exiles perished. The Turks were driven from Trebizond, a forti-fied port on the Black sea, April 18, and from Erzin-gan July 25. CHAPTER NINE.Rumania Quickly Defeated. Encouraged by apparent Russian successes inthe summer of 1916, Rumania, hoping for Russianaid, entered the war Aug. 27 on the side of theAllies. Three days later a Rumanian army crossedthe Transylvanian Alps into Hungary, quickly cap-turing the towns of Kronstadt and Hermannstadt. In this campaign the Rumanians aimed at theconquest of territory inhabited by Rumanians, but A Story of the War. under the alien rule of Hungary. Much criticismhas been made upon the wisdom of this move, asRumania was exposed to attack from Bulgaria alongthe entire southern border, a danger which becameapparent when the German Field Marshall VanMackensen began an attack in that quarter withina month. The Rumanians were also at a disadvantage intheir communications through the mountains intoHungary. On their own side there were few andbadly planned railroads. On the Hungarian sidethe roads were admirably designed for defensive oroffensive movements of troops. Without makingserious resistance, the Hungarian armies fell back, decoying the Rumanians until their lines of com-munication had become too long and too thin forsafety. The enemy then fell upon and crushed theRumanians, driving them in disorder into their owncountry. The Hungarian and German armiespoured through the mountains, pushing the Ru-manians before them, compelling the eva

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