The Real "truth About Germany"; Facts About the War
The Real "truth About Germany"; Facts About the War
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It was, however, not right, but, on the contrary, a disgraceful breach of right, that the eyes of wounded German soldiers in Belgium were gouged out, and their ears and noses cut off; that siirgeons and persons carrying the wotmded were shot at from houses.
It is frankly impossible to understand what the writer meant this paragraph to prove. What was infamous? — that there were strong French de- tachments ready to march through the country against the Germans may be disproved by the fact that w...hen the Germans had violated Belgian territory and the Belgians needed and besought the help of France as soon as ever they could get it, there were few French troops ready to advance into Belgium, and the French had no plans what- ever for utilizing Belgian defenses to delay the German advances.
156 The Real Truth About Germany The asstirances to Belgium that all her interests would be " conscientiously guarded " if she would break her treaty and allow the German army to pass through Belgium — offered by one of the Powers which had guaranteed her treaty — may be characterized as one of the most black- guardly political suggestions in history.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was, however, not right, but, on the contrary, a disgraceful breach of right, that the eyes of wounded German soldiers in Belgium were gouged out, and their ears and noses cut off; that siirgeons and persons carrying the wotmded were shot at from houses.
It is frankly impossible to understand what the writer meant this paragraph to prove. What was infamous? — that there were strong French de- tachments ready to march through the country against the Germans may be disproved by the fact that w...hen the Germans had violated Belgian territory and the Belgians needed and besought the help of France as soon as ever they could get it, there were few French troops ready to advance into Belgium, and the French had no plans what- ever for utilizing Belgian defenses to delay the German advances.
156 The Real Truth About Germany The asstirances to Belgium that all her interests would be " conscientiously guarded " if she would break her treaty and allow the German army to pass through Belgium — offered by one of the Powers which had guaranteed her treaty — may be characterized as one of the most black- guardly political suggestions in history.
What to read after The Real "truth About Germany"; Facts About the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Brooke Wheelton Sladen to read onlineMoreLess
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