ARMENIAN DOCTORS MADE 15,000 TURKISH SOLDIERS BLIND
According to Turkish historian Cezmi Yurtsever, during the First World War 15,000 Turkish soldiers were blinded by Armenian doctors who made them have a bath in the water tanks containing cerasol.
The historian called on the Turkish Grand National Assembly to inform the world community about this fact.
Yurtsever noted 13,000 Turkish soldiers lost their lives during the war of Gaza-Birusebbi in 1917 and about 12, 000 were captured and held in special camps established for them in Egypt.
The report which was delivered to Mustafa Kamal Ataturk by parliamentarians from Edirne Faik and Seref Bey reads “with the purpose of medical cleanup” Armenian and Turkish doctors made 15,000 Turkish soldiers blind making them have a bath in water tanks which included cerasol.
The document also calls for punishment for this horrible act.
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