The German Army in Belgium the White book of May 1915
The German Army in Belgium the White book of May 1915
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On the contrary, from the houses out of which the inhabitants had been driven, our men brought out on mattresses four women, who were unable to walk on account of recent confinement, and laid them in the street in a place sheltered from the firing, close to our own wounded. In the evening towards 7 o'clock I marched with my detachment from Dinant to Les Rivages. On the way, at the last houses in Dinant we again received a brisk fire from the houses. We had no time to stop and clear these houses..., as we had strict orders to evacuate Dinant imme- diately on account of the impending bombardment of the place. As we entered Les Rivages the bridge-building was in progress. We remained at this place a further two days. After the completion of the bridge, we noticed repeatedly on August 24th that our columns, which had crossed the bridge and were marching downstream on the west bank of the Meuse, were fired at from Dinant. Read over, approved, signed. Signed : Brink, Lieutenant. The witness was hereupon sworn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the contrary, from the houses out of which the inhabitants had been driven, our men brought out on mattresses four women, who were unable to walk on account of recent confinement, and laid them in the street in a place sheltered from the firing, close to our own wounded. In the evening towards 7 o'clock I marched with my detachment from Dinant to Les Rivages. On the way, at the last houses in Dinant we again received a brisk fire from the houses. We had no time to stop and clear these houses..., as we had strict orders to evacuate Dinant imme- diately on account of the impending bombardment of the place. As we entered Les Rivages the bridge-building was in progress. We remained at this place a further two days. After the completion of the bridge, we noticed repeatedly on August 24th that our columns, which had crossed the bridge and were marching downstream on the west bank of the Meuse, were fired at from Dinant. Read over, approved, signed. Signed : Brink, Lieutenant. The witness was hereupon sworn.
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