Fighting for Peace
Fighting for Peace
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" Mark the exact nature of this crime. The dropping of bombs from aircraftis not technically illegal. The agreement of the nations to abandon andprohibit this method of attack for five years unfortunately expired bylimitation of time in 1912 and was not renewed. But the old-establishedrules of war among civilized nations have forbidden and still forbid thebombardment of populous towns without due notice, in order that thenon-combatants may have a chance to find refuge and safety. This Germanmon...ster of the air came unannounced, in the dead of night, and, havingwrought its hellish surprise, vanished into the darkness again. This wasa crime against international law as well as a sin against humanity.
My captain returned to The Hague the next morning, bringing his report. He had seen the horror with his own eyes. More: with the care of a trueofficer he had made a map of the course taken by the air-ship in itsflight over the city. That map showed beyond a doubt that the aim of themarauder was to destroy the principal hospital, the hotel where theBelgian Ministers lived, and the palace in which the King and Queen withtheir children were sleeping.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Mark the exact nature of this crime. The dropping of bombs from aircraftis not technically illegal. The agreement of the nations to abandon andprohibit this method of attack for five years unfortunately expired bylimitation of time in 1912 and was not renewed. But the old-establishedrules of war among civilized nations have forbidden and still forbid thebombardment of populous towns without due notice, in order that thenon-combatants may have a chance to find refuge and safety. This Germanmon...ster of the air came unannounced, in the dead of night, and, havingwrought its hellish surprise, vanished into the darkness again. This wasa crime against international law as well as a sin against humanity.
My captain returned to The Hague the next morning, bringing his report. He had seen the horror with his own eyes. More: with the care of a trueofficer he had made a map of the course taken by the air-ship in itsflight over the city. That map showed beyond a doubt that the aim of themarauder was to destroy the principal hospital, the hotel where theBelgian Ministers lived, and the palace in which the King and Queen withtheir children were sleeping.
What to read after Fighting for Peace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Van Dyke Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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