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| || Austrian civilians || Perchtoldsdorf || {{nameandflag|Austria}} || Ottoman Empire || ||<ref>''Condé Nast's Traveler'', Volume 32. "Vienna Woods". Condé Nast Publications. 1997. "''The first thing I did was to search out the local museum, which was in the mayor's office. Herr Heiduschka, the mayor, was only too happy to show me around, and we started with the painting on the wall behind his desk. There were headless corpses sprawled on the ground, blood spurting out of their necks like ghoulish fountains designed by Dracula. Women on their knees begged for mercy from swarthy turbaned men on horseback with scimitars whose blades were crimson and dripping. I couldn't appreciate his village, the mayor declared, until I understood that picture. "Here you see the massacre of the people of Perchtoldsdorf by the Osmanli in 1683," he told me. "They killed everybody - men, women, and children. Only a single family, who had managed to hide deep in a cellar, survived." The mayor pointed to the very wall where they had hidden. "And their descendants, by the name of Rabl, still live here even today," he concluded with deep pride.''"</ref> | | || Austrian civilians || Perchtoldsdorf || {{nameandflag|Austria}} || Ottoman Empire || ||<ref>''Condé Nast's Traveler'', Volume 32. "Vienna Woods". Condé Nast Publications. 1997. "''The first thing I did was to search out the local museum, which was in the mayor's office. Herr Heiduschka, the mayor, was only too happy to show me around, and we started with the painting on the wall behind his desk. There were headless corpses sprawled on the ground, blood spurting out of their necks like ghoulish fountains designed by Dracula. Women on their knees begged for mercy from swarthy turbaned men on horseback with scimitars whose blades were crimson and dripping. I couldn't appreciate his village, the mayor declared, until I understood that picture. "Here you see the massacre of the people of Perchtoldsdorf by the Osmanli in 1683," he told me. "They killed everybody - men, women, and children. Only a single family, who had managed to hide deep in a cellar, survived." The mayor pointed to the very wall where they had hidden. "And their descendants, by the name of Rabl, still live here even today," he concluded with deep pride.''"</ref> | ||
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| || Civilians || Delhi || {{nameandflag|India}} || Nadir Shah || 1739 ||In 7 hours, Nadir Shah had 20,000 men, women and children massacred in an incident termed as ''Qatl-e-aam'' in Persian. He also seized a lot of booty.<ref>Michael Axworthy, ''The Sword of Persia: Nader Shah, from Tribal Warrior to Conquering Tyrant''. Hardcover. p8 (26 July 2006) Publisher: I.B. Tauris Language: English ISBN 1-85043-706-8</ref> | |||
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