Raemaekers' Cartoon History of the War
Raemaekers' Cartoon History of the War
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. . From him (U. S, Consul at Kiel) I learned that some unfortunate prisoners passing through the town (in a part of Germany inhabited by Scandinavians) had made signs that they were suffering from hunger and thirst, that some of the kind-hearted people among the Scandinavian population had given them some- thing to eat and drink and for this they were con- demned to fines, to prison and to have their names held up to the contempt of Germans for all time.
I do not know of any one thing that can... give a better idea of the official hate for the nations with which Germany was at war than this.
James W. Gerard in *'My Four Years in Germany/' 74 Digitized by Google c- , Digitized by Google THE EX^CONVICT: **I was a 'lifer ; but they found I had so many abilities for teaching civilisation amongst our neighbours, that I am now a soldier^ /CRIMES against women and young girls have ^^ been of appalling frequency. We have proved a great number of them, but they only repre- sent an infinitesimal proportion of those which we could have taken up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . From him (U. S, Consul at Kiel) I learned that some unfortunate prisoners passing through the town (in a part of Germany inhabited by Scandinavians) had made signs that they were suffering from hunger and thirst, that some of the kind-hearted people among the Scandinavian population had given them some- thing to eat and drink and for this they were con- demned to fines, to prison and to have their names held up to the contempt of Germans for all time.
I do not know of any one thing that can... give a better idea of the official hate for the nations with which Germany was at war than this.
James W. Gerard in *'My Four Years in Germany/' 74 Digitized by Google c- , Digitized by Google THE EX^CONVICT: **I was a 'lifer ; but they found I had so many abilities for teaching civilisation amongst our neighbours, that I am now a soldier^ /CRIMES against women and young girls have ^^ been of appalling frequency. We have proved a great number of them, but they only repre- sent an infinitesimal proportion of those which we could have taken up.
What to read after Raemaekers' Cartoon History of the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raemaekers Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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