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Knick Laux
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A lot of the original characters are dying of old age or fever. There’s basically no food left and the Turkish military and setting of a camp right at the wooded foot of the hilltop. Also a friendly Turkish official tries to convince the leader to sneak away but he claims responsibility for the Armenians and won’t go.
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Knick Laux
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Lots of reading today. The disgraced son of the Armenian leader decides to go with the designated messenger trying to get help from the Americans. He ends up getting a fever and turning back. The Turks capture him and kill him before the public.
— Oct 09, 2026 08:27PM
Knick Laux
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The Armenian protagonist found his wife getting busy with the American amongst them.
— Oct 08, 2026 09:01PM
Knick Laux
is on page 522 of 936
There was another ambush that resulted in trenches passing hands back and forth. Eventually the Armenians set fire to half the mountain trees.
— Oct 07, 2026 08:23PM
Knick Laux
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The first birth on the mountain and a plan to send runners out to contact the Americans.
— Oct 06, 2026 08:37PM
Knick Laux
is on page 425 of 936
A bit of a look into how the people ration their foodstuffs on the mountain and then there is a much larger Turkish attack.
— Oct 05, 2026 08:53PM
Knick Laux
is on page 380 of 936
They successfully blocked out 100 Turkish troops. This book is really reminding me of the War of the End of the War book I read in May.
— Oct 04, 2026 08:23PM
Knick Laux
is on page 301 of 936
They’ve officially been given the order to march from their homes. The defenses are built and they’re now waiting for the military to attempt to remove them.
— Oct 03, 2026 08:16PM
Knick Laux
is on page 221 of 936
They’re trying to convince this mountain village to stage a defense against the Turkish authorities. They’ve mapped out the approaches to the mountain.
— Oct 02, 2026 08:47PM
Knick Laux
is on page 165 of 936
This book was written in the 1930s in Austria while the Nazis were in power. The author describes that the Turkish government referred to ‘the Armenian question’, which is just crazy because that’s how the Germans would talk about Jewish people in a few years.
— Oct 01, 2026 08:47PM
Knick Laux
is on page 124 of 936
A whole town of Armenians was forced to march out of it because a group of rebels had set up there.
— Sep 30, 2026 09:04PM