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Their Crimes by Various is a gripping compilation of short stories that delves into the dark depths of humanity's capacity for evil. As the title suggests, this compilation presents a variety of crimes committed by different individuals, painting a chilling portrait of the lengths people are willing to go to fulfill their selfish desires.

One of the standout factors of this collection is the diversity in the crimes presented. Each story brings a unique and disturbing perspective, exploring everything from murder, theft, and deception to more unconventional crimes that challenge societal norms. This variety ensures that readers are constantly engaged, eagerly turning the pages to discover what shocking revelation awaits them in the next tale.

The strength of these stories lies in the author's ability to create complex and morally ambiguous characters. Through their vivid descriptions and meticulous attention to detail, each criminal comes to life, leaving readers both fascinated and repelled by their actions. Despite their depravity, it's hard not to find oneself drawn to the dark allure of these characters, as the authors expertly navigate the fine line between disgust and sympathy.

Furthermore, the writing style in Their Crimes is consistently strong throughout. Each author brings a distinctive voice to their respective story, providing a fresh and unique reading experience with every turn of the page. From the fast-paced and action-packed narratives to the slower, suspenseful build-ups, the collection excels in delivering a wide range of storytelling techniques that keep readers on the edge of their seats.

However, it should be noted that due to the explicit content and disturbing nature of the crimes depicted, this book may not be suitable for all readers. It delves into the darkest corners of the human psyche, leaving little room for light or redemption. Therefore, it is recommended for those who have a strong stomach and a fascination with the macabre.

In conclusion, Their Crimes by Various is a compelling and unnerving collection that delves fearlessly into the depths of human depravity. With its diverse range of crimes and morally ambiguous characters, this anthology will leave readers questioning the boundaries of human morality long after they finish reading. A must-read for fans of psychological thrillers and those looking to explore the darker side of human nature.

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THEIR CRIMES

Translated from the French

1917.

It is proposed to devote any profits from the sale of this work to The League of Remembrance, or for relief work in Lorraine .

CONTENTS

Preface

Introduction

Robbery

Incendiarism

Murder

Outrages on Women and Children

Killing the Wounded

Sheltering behind Women

Martyrdom of Civilian Prisoners

German Excuses: Lies and Calumny

The German Appeal

Appeal by Belgian Workmen

Conclusion

PREFACE.

The purpose of this book is to remind English speaking people all over the Empire and our Allies in America of the wanton destruction and unspeakable terror which have overwhelmed the regions of France and Belgium occupied by the Boche, and also to quicken a true perception of the reparation and punishment due when peace is made with the enemy. In many minds time has dimmed the horrors of August and September 1914. When war weariness is apt to sap resolution and the possibility of a patched up peace is furtively canvassed, the great world of the English speaking race should call to remembrance the inhuman and barely credible acts of brutality and bestiality committed in cold blood by the German race.

No apology is made for this book. It is a translation of a document which has created a profound impression in France... Continue reading book >>




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