A Russian professor, Von Domas Zuewski, has written what is said to be the first complete story of the fall of Jerusalem in the first century after Christ. Details heretofore unknown are given in this graphic description, which sets forth that the cruelty of the Jews against their own people in Jerusalem and their enemies outside, the Romans, was only equaled by the atrocities committed by the Romans during the siege and after the fall of the city. The great town was finally subdued by hunger. During this siege the Romans crucified every Jew taken prisoner and every Jew trying to escape from the city. We are told that the wall that girded Jerusalem was further surrounded by a wall of crosses on which thousands of Jews had died; that the siege lasted five months.