"In the twentieth century, before the eyes of the civilized world, I appeal to the conscience of civilized nations and all honest people to condemn this persecution of a small nation and the criminals inspiring and carrying out these barbarous acts—the Bolshevik Government." This is part of a message received in Washington from Noe Jordania, described as the President of the National Government of Georgia.
M. Jordania states that in one day the Bolsheviki executed 200 people, by order of the Cheka, without trial. The victims included...
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