Report of the Committee On Alleged German Outrages ..
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Such firing was by Germans on Germans. No impartial tribunal could, in our opinion, come to any other conclusion.
On the evening of the 25th firing could be heard in the e 1- direction of Herent, some three kilometres from Louvain. An alarm was sounded in the city. There was disorder and con- fusion, and at 8 o'clock horses attached to baggage wagons stampeded in the street and rifle fire commenced. This was in the Rue de la Station and came from the German police guard (21 in number), who, see...ing the troops arrive in disorder, thought it was the enemy. Then the corps of incendiaries got to work.
They had broad belts with the words " Gottmit uns " and their 30 equipment consisted of a hatchet, a syringe, a small shovel, and a revolver. Fires blazed up in the direction of the Law Courts, St. Martin's Barracks, and later in the Place de la Station.
Meanwhile an incessant fusillade ^vas kept up on the windows of the houses. In their efforts to escape the flames the inhabi- tants climbed the walls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such firing was by Germans on Germans. No impartial tribunal could, in our opinion, come to any other conclusion.
On the evening of the 25th firing could be heard in the e 1- direction of Herent, some three kilometres from Louvain. An alarm was sounded in the city. There was disorder and con- fusion, and at 8 o'clock horses attached to baggage wagons stampeded in the street and rifle fire commenced. This was in the Rue de la Station and came from the German police guard (21 in number), who, see...ing the troops arrive in disorder, thought it was the enemy. Then the corps of incendiaries got to work.
They had broad belts with the words " Gottmit uns " and their 30 equipment consisted of a hatchet, a syringe, a small shovel, and a revolver. Fires blazed up in the direction of the Law Courts, St. Martin's Barracks, and later in the Place de la Station.
Meanwhile an incessant fusillade ^vas kept up on the windows of the houses. In their efforts to escape the flames the inhabi- tants climbed the walls.
What to read after Report of the Committee On Alleged German Outrages ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bryce, James Bryce, Viscount, 1838-1922 to read onlineMoreLess
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