EYEWITNESSING OF THE RUSSIAN LIEUTENANT COLONEL TO THE ACTIONS OF THE ARMENIANS IN THE EASTERN FRONT

The journal in manuscript kept During World War I by the Russian Lieutenant Colonel Tverdohlebov, who was the Commander of the 2nd Armenian-Russian Fortress Artillery Regiment in the province of Erzurum in late 1917 and early 1918 is in the archive of the General Staff Military History and Strategic Studies Institute namely, ATASE. .

When the journal of the Russian Lieutenant Colonel was examined, the dimensions of the Armenian atrocity and unimaginable massacres are seen. Moreover, the Armenians are defined as “an incapable, parasite and greedy nation that can live only at another nation’s expense,” and “Armenian soldiers are considered to be from the most vulgar and inferior class of the society. They always make effort to serve in the rear service area and they even escape from the fronts.”

The memoirs of Lieutenant Colonel Tverdohlebov, who said, “What I witnessed and heard is beyond the borders of any predictions and imagination about the Armenians, is the best answer to the Armenian allegations.

The book was prepared in Turkish, English, French and in its original language, Russian

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