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"I would leave him tomorrow whether or not I had a place to go. I would not allow myself to be a danger to him and Serop any longer. (P. 190)

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"I would leave him tomorrow whether or not I had a place to go. I would not allow myself to be a danger to him and Serop any longer. (P. 190)

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(Photograph by Bi Mingxin)

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"I knew I should leave, but I did not know where to go. Without this village, I would have no home. I would have the streets to beg on and roads where the dead were not burried." (P. 169)

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"I knew I should leave, but I did not know where to go. Without this village, I would have no home. I would have the streets to beg on and roads where the dead were not burried." (P. 169)

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(Photograph from Saed Bannoura)

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"I followed the dirt path to the old mans garden , where I could see his precious tomatoes growing plump on the vine. I reached out and picked one, smelled its ripeness, placed between my palms, and pressed until it burst in my hands. I set it down carefully in the soil where the old man would be sure to see it." (P. 152) 

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"I followed the dirt path to the old mans garden , where I could see his precious tomatoes growing plump on the vine. I reached out and picked one, smelled its ripeness, placed between my palms, and pressed until it burst in my hands. I set it down carefully in the soil where the old man would be sure to see it." (P. 152) 

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(Photograph from Luke Bush)

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"In the eyes of all Turks, the physically or mentally infirm were friends with God, and therefore deserving of such kindness. As long as they believed I could not hear them or speak a single word, I would be safe." (P. 157)

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"In the eyes of all Turks, the physically or mentally infirm were friends with God, and therefore deserving of such kindness. As long as they believed I could not hear them or speak a single word, I would be safe." (P. 157)

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(Photograph by Daniel Nadler)

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"I walked humbly, with my head bowed, even when the man and his wife were not in site. I was afraid even to look at his garden , afraid to utter a word, afraid that his eyes and ears were everywhere." (P. 149)

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"I walked humbly, with my head bowed, even when the man and his wife were not in site. I was afraid even to look at his garden , afraid to utter a word, afraid that his eyes and ears were everywhere." (P. 149)

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(Painting by George Morland)

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"'In this world,' he told me, 'there is no such thing as a country or a flag or a right or a wrong cause. There is only yourself. You are your own flag, your own cause and country. No one will care if you were a patriot or an honest man. All they will see is a beggar.'" (P. 124)

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"'In this world,' he told me, 'there is no such thing as a country or a flag or a right or a wrong cause. There is only yourself. You are your own flag, your own cause and country. No one will care if you were a patriot or an honest man. All they will see is a beggar.'" (P. 124)

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(Photograph from The Denver Post)

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"If He asked me if I liked living in a stable, I would say 'No' or 'No, sir.' If he asked me why, I would say, 'because my mother and father did not raise me to live in a stable sir.'" (P. 117)

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"If He asked me if I liked living in a stable, I would say 'No' or 'No, sir.' If he asked me why, I would say, 'because my mother and father did not raise me to live in a stable sir.'" (P. 117)

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Photograph from StableExpress.com

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"I was not a beggar, but as I watched the children that I would beg, that I had to beg. It was not a decision that I questioned or doubted, but a fact as real and as stark as my empty stomach." (P. 102)

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"I was not a beggar, but as I watched the children that I would beg, that I had to beg. It was not a decision that I questioned or doubted, but a fact as real and as stark as my empty stomach." (P. 102)

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(Photograph from Gregor Younger)

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I opened my eyes, I knew then, hopelessly, that dying on this bench in the auditorium was out of the question. I had to escape. (P97)

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I opened my eyes, I knew then, hopelessly, that dying on this bench in the auditorium was out of the question. I had to escape. (P97)

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(Photograph from The History of Oldbury)

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"What did I have to fear? By the time I heard the shots, I would be dead; by the time I felt the sword, I would be with my family again." (P.93)

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"What did I have to fear? By the time I heard the shots, I would be dead; by the time I felt the sword, I would be with my family again." (P.93)

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(Photograph from Chasseurs de Memoire)

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"That was the smart thing to do, the safe thing to do. The problem was, I did not want to be smart. The problem was, I had spent the last seven days in a closet and I could not stay in this house a moment longer." (P.85)

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"That was the smart thing to do, the safe thing to do. The problem was, I did not want to be smart. The problem was, I had spent the last seven days in a closet and I could not stay in this house a moment longer." (P.85)

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(Photograph from English Russsia)

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"I prayed for Oskina and my mother and Sisak and myself. I prayed over and over until all my prayers became the one prayer 'G'aghachem'- which I said until I slept." (P.84)

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"I prayed for Oskina and my mother and Sisak and myself. I prayed over and over until all my prayers became the one prayer 'G'aghachem'- which I said until I slept." (P.84)

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(Photograph from The Orthodox Portal)

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"I wish I could tell you that I discovered reserves of courage inside myself that I had never suspected, and that I became at last my father's son. But I didn't. I started down the street, trying to shrug of my fear, trying to find my father inside me, but he wasn't there; no one was there." (P.82)

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"I wish I could tell you that I discovered reserves of courage inside myself that I had never suspected, and that I became at last my father's son. But I didn't. I started down the street, trying to shrug of my fear, trying to find my father inside me, but he wasn't there; no one was there." (P.82)

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(Photograph by Juergen Horn in Istanbul)

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"I wanted to tell Sisak that I could not go on. But somehow, I kept walking. And when I could no longer walk as myself, I pretended that I was my father." (P.56)

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"I wanted to tell Sisak that I could not go on. But somehow, I kept walking. And when I could no longer walk as myself, I pretended that I was my father." (P.56)

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(Photograph from The Road Less Traveled)

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"Amenouhi shook her head, and then she began to moan, and I saw the bag of poison beside her on the floor. Armenouhi did not answer; she could not speak." (P.38)

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"Amenouhi shook her head, and then she began to moan, and I saw the bag of poison beside her on the floor. Armenouhi did not answer; she could not speak." (P.38)

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(Photograph from Tampa Poison Prevention Center)

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"We wrapped our brothers in blankets, and lowered them into the earth. My grandmother read from the bible, and Oskina placed a wood cross at the head of each grave." (P.19)

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"We wrapped our brothers in blankets, and lowered them into the earth. My grandmother read from the bible, and Oskina placed a wood cross at the head of each grave." (P.19)

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(Photograph from Vicki Knitorious)