How Belgium Saved Europe
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The stained- glass of the cathedral was slightly damaged.
THE BATTLE OF MALINES 145 It was left to a later bombardment to destroy the venerable seat of the Archbishop-Primate, the Canterbury of Belgium.
On Tuesday afternoon the Belgians advanced as far as Eppeghem, near Vilvorde. On the way we passed the soldiers of the 3rd Division, the heroes of the siege of Liege. After a week's well-earned rest they were again eager to take part in the fray. On our arrival the battle had already begun. Abou...t 130,000 men were en- gaged, 50,000 Belgians and 80,000 Germans — the 1st, 4th, and 6th Belgian Divisions and two German army corps. Before the vigorous attack of the Belgian cavalry and infantry the Germans steadily, retired, burning everything as they re- treated. Everywhere we saw the smoke of burn- ing villages. We heard of the usual atrocities, which have now almost become inseparable from German military operations. I myself saw in the main street of the village of Sempst amongst the crumbling ruins of burning houses the bodies of a farmer and of his son horribly mutilated and punctured by German lances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The stained- glass of the cathedral was slightly damaged.
THE BATTLE OF MALINES 145 It was left to a later bombardment to destroy the venerable seat of the Archbishop-Primate, the Canterbury of Belgium.
On Tuesday afternoon the Belgians advanced as far as Eppeghem, near Vilvorde. On the way we passed the soldiers of the 3rd Division, the heroes of the siege of Liege. After a week's well-earned rest they were again eager to take part in the fray. On our arrival the battle had already begun. Abou...t 130,000 men were en- gaged, 50,000 Belgians and 80,000 Germans — the 1st, 4th, and 6th Belgian Divisions and two German army corps. Before the vigorous attack of the Belgian cavalry and infantry the Germans steadily, retired, burning everything as they re- treated. Everywhere we saw the smoke of burn- ing villages. We heard of the usual atrocities, which have now almost become inseparable from German military operations. I myself saw in the main street of the village of Sempst amongst the crumbling ruins of burning houses the bodies of a farmer and of his son horribly mutilated and punctured by German lances.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Sarolea to read onlineMoreLess
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