| A Few of a Party of Nineteen Ecclesiastics shot
at Yuriev on January 1, 1918—amongst them
Bishop Platon—before their removal to the
Anatomical Theatre at Yuriev University |
Frontispiece |
|
Facing Page |
| Male and Female Executioners and Torturers
active in Eupatoria during 1918 |
73 |
| Various Executioners and Torturers active in
Eupatoria during the Crimean Terror |
76 |
| Male and Female Torturers of Eupatoria |
89 |
| Exhuming Bolshevists’ Victims From Clay Pits at Koursk |
92 |
| Exhuming Bolshevists’ Victims at Odessa |
163 |
| An Inscription written by a Prisoner on a Cell
Wall in Kiev |
165 |
| Saenko, Commandant of the Che-ka of Kharkov,
a Notorious Torturer and Executioner |
167 |
| Inscriptions written by Prisoners on a Cell
Wall in Kiev |
174 |
| A Torture Chamber at Kiev, with “Death to the
Bourgeoisie” scrawled across a Wall |
176 |
| A Corner of a Coach-house on the Premises of
one of the Kievan Che-Kas where Prisoners
were Shot. The Floor is littered with Chips
of Skull Bone, Clots of Brain, etc. |
178 |
| Kharkov Victims |
185 |
| Human “Gloves,” Flayings of Human Hands,
found in a Torture Chamber at Kharkov
after the Bolshevists’ Departure |
188 |
| Fuchs, a “Public Prosecutor” for the Che-Ka
of Kharkov |
228 |
| Corpses. Che-Ka of Zhitomir, 1919 |
241 |
