Fighting in Flanders 8 4
Fighting in Flanders 8 4
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" I have quoted my conversation with General von Boehn as nearlyverbatim as I can remember it. I have no comments to make. I willleave it to my readers to decide for themselves just how convincingwere the answers of the German General Staff--for General vonBoehn was but its mouthpiece--to the Belgian accusations. Beforewe began our conversation I asked the general if my photographer, Thompson, might be permitted to take photographs of the greatarmy which was passing. Five minutes later Thompson... whirledaway in a military motor-car, ciceroned by the officer who hadattended the army school at Fort Riley. It seems that they stoppedthe car beside the road, in a place where the light was good, andwhen Thompson saw approaching a regiment or a battery or asquadron of which he wished a picture he would tell the officer, whereupon the officer would blow a whistle and the whole columnwould halt.
"Just wait a few minutes until the dust settles, " Thompson wouldremark, lighting a cigar, and the Ninth Imperial Army, whosecolumns stretched over the country-side as far as the eye couldsee, would stand in its tracks until the air was sufficiently clear to geta good picture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I have quoted my conversation with General von Boehn as nearlyverbatim as I can remember it. I have no comments to make. I willleave it to my readers to decide for themselves just how convincingwere the answers of the German General Staff--for General vonBoehn was but its mouthpiece--to the Belgian accusations. Beforewe began our conversation I asked the general if my photographer, Thompson, might be permitted to take photographs of the greatarmy which was passing. Five minutes later Thompson... whirledaway in a military motor-car, ciceroned by the officer who hadattended the army school at Fort Riley. It seems that they stoppedthe car beside the road, in a place where the light was good, andwhen Thompson saw approaching a regiment or a battery or asquadron of which he wished a picture he would tell the officer, whereupon the officer would blow a whistle and the whole columnwould halt.
"Just wait a few minutes until the dust settles, " Thompson wouldremark, lighting a cigar, and the Ninth Imperial Army, whosecolumns stretched over the country-side as far as the eye couldsee, would stand in its tracks until the air was sufficiently clear to geta good picture.
What to read after Fighting in Flanders 8 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Powell to read onlineMoreLess
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