n referring to the deportations during the Armenian genocide, what does correspondent Henry Wood say was the "terrible feature of this deportation"? They will have to live in the interior. Families will never be united again. It will end in inevitable death. Children will be terrified.

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28 April, 14:27

n referring to the deportations during the Armenian genocide, what does correspondent Henry Wood say was the "terrible feature of this deportation"? They will have to live in the interior. Families will never be united again. It will end in inevitable death. Children will be terrified.

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Nyasia Graham 28 April, 14:55
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The correct answer is B) families will never be united again.

In referring to the deportations during the Armenian Genocide, the correspondent Henry Wood said that the terrible feature of this deportation was that families would never be united again.

In 195 the Ottoman government (modern day Turkey) planned the massacre of the Armenian people. They lived in their territories but were deported and killed by the Ottomans. Henry Wood was an American correspondent for the United Press at Constantinople. In referring to the deportations during the Armenian Genocide, the correspondent Henry Wood said that the terrible feature of this deportation was that families would never be united again.