The Prisoner of War in Germany; the Care And Treatment of the Prisoner of War With a History of the Development of the Principle of Neutral Inspection And Control
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was the wife of a professor of one of the Canadian universities.
She was in Switzerland at the commencement of the war and then went to Hamburg. In August, 224 THE PRISONER OF WAR IN GERMANY 1914, she was supplied with 150 marks from the American consul general at Hamburg. She went to Holland, and had some difficulty in getting across to England, so she returned to Hamburg, where she has been since that time. She dis- obeyed the police regulations that she must be in her dwelling place after 8 ...p. m., and for that rea- son has been interned at Holzminden. She con- siders herself a British subject.
Surely a civilized government should have far more serious reasons than stated in these cases to create such an atmosphere as that in Holzmin- den.
In contrast to the camp, the commandant and his officers were housed in a fine sanatarium build- ing some distance away. He took no pains to con- ceal a very cordial dislike in anything connected or concerned with the British, including the in- spection officers of the Embassy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
was the wife of a professor of one of the Canadian universities.
She was in Switzerland at the commencement of the war and then went to Hamburg. In August, 224 THE PRISONER OF WAR IN GERMANY 1914, she was supplied with 150 marks from the American consul general at Hamburg. She went to Holland, and had some difficulty in getting across to England, so she returned to Hamburg, where she has been since that time. She dis- obeyed the police regulations that she must be in her dwelling place after 8 ...p. m., and for that rea- son has been interned at Holzminden. She con- siders herself a British subject.
Surely a civilized government should have far more serious reasons than stated in these cases to create such an atmosphere as that in Holzmin- den.
In contrast to the camp, the commandant and his officers were housed in a fine sanatarium build- ing some distance away. He took no pains to con- ceal a very cordial dislike in anything connected or concerned with the British, including the in- spection officers of the Embassy.
What to read after The Prisoner of War in Germany; the Care And Treatment of the Prisoner of War With a History of the Development of the Principle of Neutral Inspection And Control?
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