Belgiums Case a Judicial Enquiry
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On October 13, 1914, the Norddeutsche Allge- meine Zeitung published the substance of a document addressed in 1906 by Lt. -General Ducarne, at that time head of the Belgian General Staff, to the Minister of War. According to the German official organ, that document clearly demonstrated the existence of a plan, complete in all its details, of mili- tary co-operation bet\Yeen a British expedi- tionary force and the Belgian army, in case ACCUSATIONS AGAINST BELGIUM 113 of a war against Germany. On... the 25th November following, the Norddeutsche Allge- meine Zeitung returned to the attack, and published a resume of a conversation between General Jungbluth and the British military attache, Lt. -Colonel Bridges, said to have taken place on April 23, 1912. This new publication tended to prove that England would land troops in Belgium " as soon as France would be in a state of war with Germany. " It is chiefly on these two documents that the German Government has relied for its new plan of defence.
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On October 13, 1914, the Norddeutsche Allge- meine Zeitung published the substance of a document addressed in 1906 by Lt. -General Ducarne, at that time head of the Belgian General Staff, to the Minister of War. According to the German official organ, that document clearly demonstrated the existence of a plan, complete in all its details, of mili- tary co-operation bet\Yeen a British expedi- tionary force and the Belgian army, in case ACCUSATIONS AGAINST BELGIUM 113 of a war against Germany. On... the 25th November following, the Norddeutsche Allge- meine Zeitung returned to the attack, and published a resume of a conversation between General Jungbluth and the British military attache, Lt. -Colonel Bridges, said to have taken place on April 23, 1912. This new publication tended to prove that England would land troops in Belgium " as soon as France would be in a state of war with Germany. " It is chiefly on these two documents that the German Government has relied for its new plan of defence.
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