in referring to the deportations during the armenian genocide, what does correspondent henry wood say was…

in referring to the deportations during the armenian genocide, what does correspondent henry wood say was the \terrible feature of this deportation\?\no they will have to live in the interior.\no families will never be united again.\no it will end in inevitable death.\no children will be terrified.

in referring to the deportations during the armenian genocide, what does correspondent henry wood say was the \terrible feature of this deportation\?\no they will have to live in the interior.\no families will never be united again.\no it will end in inevitable death.\no children will be terrified.

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During the Armenian genocide deportations, the most harrowing aspect as described by Henry Wood was the inevitability of death for those deported. Living in the interior, family - separation, and children being terrified were also tragic, but the certainty of death was the 'terrible feature'.

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It will end in inevitable death.