A group of the Hinchak volunteer bandsmen who took part in the fightings at Caucasus against the Ottoman and who commited horrible crimes and atrocities amongst the Mohamedan population of devastated villages and towns. (From the Armenian Daily “Azk” of March 2nd 1915)
Second Company of the Armenian Voluntary Hinchak Regiment “Yerissart Hayastan” (Young Armenia) 20th July 1915.
Some part of arms and bombs confiscated from the Armenians at Ada-Bazar.
A few of the Arms seized in the Central Sandjak of Sivas, also gendarmary uniforms, made specially by Armenians, together with military trumpets and bombs
Arms taken from the Armenians at Trebizond.
Some of Arms taken from the Armenians at Ourfa.
Genderma officer Mustafa whose throat was cut by the Armenian bandits.
A group of Muslim women and children from Hizir İllias village, Diyarbakir, helpless and defenseless on account of the absence of their husbands and male relatives serving in the Army, were, on July 23, 1915, slaughtered at Mersin Dere, by means of daggers and shot by rifles in a most pitiless and horibble way by an Armenian Band under the the notorious and well known bandit Hono.
Some of the arms taken from the Armenians in Malatya City.
Some bombs seized at Ada-bazar together with tools to manufacture them. A few influential leaders of the Committee and some of its members whose duty is to make bombs and distribute them.
Those people were thrown in wells by the Armenians. Some parts of their bodies were cut into pieces by axes. Found on February 10, 1918.
Two men whose eyes were scooped out by the Armenians in Odabasi district, Erzincan.
A Turkish women named Pakize who was raped and then killed by the Armenians in Erzincan.
Photo, taken on the spot, of some of Msulim victims assassinated with hachets by Armenians in the village of Koollar.
Two Turks beheaded by the Armenians.
Turkish children strangled by the Armenians in Erzurum
Armenian atrocity against women and children. Those corpses were found in Mamahatun (Tercan).
