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For sheer brutality on woman, I do not remember anything in history to match the Malabar rebellion.

— C. Sankaran Nair Gandhi and Anarchy (1922)

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Sankaran Nair points out that ‘in addition to those mentioned in these articles two other forms of torture were credibly reported as having been resorted to in the case of men, namely, skinning alive, and making them dig their own graves before their slaughter.

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