German Atrocities From German Evidence
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Article 28 of the Hague Convention of 1907, signed by Germany, runs thus " It is forbidden 1o pillage a town or localily even when taken by assault. "Article 47 runs : "(In occupied territory), pillage is forbidden ".
This is how the armies of Germany interpret these articles.
Private Handschuhmacher (of the 11 battalion of Jagers, reserve) writes in his diary : " 8"^ August 191-1. Gouuy, (Belgium). There as the Belgians had fired on German soldiers we at once pillaged the Goods Station.
Some c...ases, eggs, shirts and all eatables were seized. The safe was gulted and the money divided among the men. All securities were torn up. " * This took place on the fourth day of the war and enables us to understand why in a technical article on the Military Treasury (der Zahlmeister im Felde) the Berliner Tagtblatt of llie 26"' Nov. 1914 (1 Supplement) notices as a mere incident an economic phenomenon which is however curious : " As it is a fact that far more money orders are sent from the theatre of operations to the interior of the country than vice versa...
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Article 28 of the Hague Convention of 1907, signed by Germany, runs thus " It is forbidden 1o pillage a town or localily even when taken by assault. "Article 47 runs : "(In occupied territory), pillage is forbidden ".
This is how the armies of Germany interpret these articles.
Private Handschuhmacher (of the 11 battalion of Jagers, reserve) writes in his diary : " 8"^ August 191-1. Gouuy, (Belgium). There as the Belgians had fired on German soldiers we at once pillaged the Goods Station.
Some c...ases, eggs, shirts and all eatables were seized. The safe was gulted and the money divided among the men. All securities were torn up. " * This took place on the fourth day of the war and enables us to understand why in a technical article on the Military Treasury (der Zahlmeister im Felde) the Berliner Tagtblatt of llie 26"' Nov. 1914 (1 Supplement) notices as a mere incident an economic phenomenon which is however curious : " As it is a fact that far more money orders are sent from the theatre of operations to the interior of the country than vice versa...
What to read after German Atrocities From German Evidence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bédier Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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