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Conclusion:
1. Ismayil Kerbelai Mammadtaghy oghly. Injury on the left shoul-
der was inflicted by a keen cutting tool. As the wound did not affect
the muscle tissue motion of the hand is unobstructed and painless.
The bodily harm is non-grievous. Another injury is caused by a pier-
cing tool and is non-severe either.
2. Zahra Youssif gyzy. Injuries caused by a piercing tool are non-
severe in nature. The third and forth injuries are caused by a gunshot.
The bullet changed the trajectory and penetrated the skin in a bow-
shaped manner. The bodily harm in non-grievous.
3. Kerbelai Abuzar Mastan oghlu. Insignificant surface injury resul-
ting from the bullet’s gliding along the skin. A non-severe bodily harm.
Signed by Dr.I.Levi
Note on the reverse side:
The total remuneration of 20 rubles is hereby requested for the
medical examination of the persons named above.
Signed by I.Levi
Receipt
The total of 20 (twenty) rubles received from A.Novatski, the
member of theAdHoc InvestigationCommission. December 19, 1918.
Signed by I.Levi
Reference: SARA, f.1061, op.1, d.96, l.60-61(reverse)
File No.68
Record of Examination
On this 21th day of December, 1918, in Guba
Novatski, the member of the Ad Hoc Investigation Commission
established by the Government of Azerbaijan, examined the following
person as a witness, pursuant to the Criminal Court Regulations:
Witness: Prince David Alexandrovich (son of Alexander)
Ghelovani, aged 30, temporary Guba resident, permanent ad-
dress: Baku, office of Najaf Amiraslanov, in front of the Orthodox
Cathedral.
I am a Menshevik social-democrat by beliefs. I was exiled and
sentenced to hard labor for my political views. Relived after the revolt,
Documents on the Devastation of Guba
Witness Testimonies of Residents of the Town of Guba