Educational Reconstruction in Belgium
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= Facts taken from La Reforme de TEnseignement, by M. Leon De Paeuw, Brussels, 1919.
EDUCATIONAL RECONSTEUCTION IN BELGIUM. 5 of the Belgian teachers to their schools, in which they were seconded by the German military authorities, who promised that the teachers who should open their schools again would be permitted to go on with their work undisturbed. Their presence, it was hoped, would help to restore order and nominal activities in the occupied terri- tory.
Among the population there was a ...strong desire to have the schools resume their work even in places that had suffered much during the invasion. In Brussels the Germans claim that instruction had suf- fered virtually no interruption. Schools were opened in Luttich on October 1, 1914, in Antwerp November 9, in Louvain December 1.
The German Advanced Modern School in Brussels was also to re- sume its work at as early a date as possible.
In the Neue Bahnen for August, 1915, a correspondent, Walther Kluge, writes of the Belgian schools (none were in session where he was) : The school buildings had been commandeered ; furniture removed or piled haphazard in the rooms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
= Facts taken from La Reforme de TEnseignement, by M. Leon De Paeuw, Brussels, 1919.
EDUCATIONAL RECONSTEUCTION IN BELGIUM. 5 of the Belgian teachers to their schools, in which they were seconded by the German military authorities, who promised that the teachers who should open their schools again would be permitted to go on with their work undisturbed. Their presence, it was hoped, would help to restore order and nominal activities in the occupied terri- tory.
Among the population there was a ...strong desire to have the schools resume their work even in places that had suffered much during the invasion. In Brussels the Germans claim that instruction had suf- fered virtually no interruption. Schools were opened in Luttich on October 1, 1914, in Antwerp November 9, in Louvain December 1.
The German Advanced Modern School in Brussels was also to re- sume its work at as early a date as possible.
In the Neue Bahnen for August, 1915, a correspondent, Walther Kluge, writes of the Belgian schools (none were in session where he was) : The school buildings had been commandeered ; furniture removed or piled haphazard in the rooms.
What to read after Educational Reconstruction in Belgium?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Alexander Montgomery to read onlineMoreLess
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