The Secret Press in Belgium
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, A Liberal Ex-M. P.
(Westminster Gazette, 5th September, 1914. ) One sees immediately that the whole interest of the German placard disappears if the first word of the quotation is incorrect: 'When the population of the city. . . . " Now leaflet 3 of the Bureau des deutschen Handel- stages, Berlin, received by a number of commercial houses in Brussels (see p. 57) also reproduces the ex- tract from the Frankfurter Zeitung, but instead of reading 'When the population of the city" . . . The propa...gandist leaflet reads: '7/ the population of Lou- vain . . . " Neither quotation accords with the Eng- lish text, which states, ''The Germans allege that the townsfolk ... " etc.
THE SECRET PRESS IN BELGIUM 47 Generally speaking, the untruthfulness of the Ger- man placards is not demonstrated, in Belgium, until long after their publication. But another of their qualities — their foolishness — strikes the Belgian reader immediately.
Here, for example, is a copy of a placard which the people of Brussels read with amusement on the nth of September, 1914: News Published by the German Government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, A Liberal Ex-M. P.
(Westminster Gazette, 5th September, 1914. ) One sees immediately that the whole interest of the German placard disappears if the first word of the quotation is incorrect: 'When the population of the city. . . . " Now leaflet 3 of the Bureau des deutschen Handel- stages, Berlin, received by a number of commercial houses in Brussels (see p. 57) also reproduces the ex- tract from the Frankfurter Zeitung, but instead of reading 'When the population of the city" . . . The propa...gandist leaflet reads: '7/ the population of Lou- vain . . . " Neither quotation accords with the Eng- lish text, which states, ''The Germans allege that the townsfolk ... " etc.
THE SECRET PRESS IN BELGIUM 47 Generally speaking, the untruthfulness of the Ger- man placards is not demonstrated, in Belgium, until long after their publication. But another of their qualities — their foolishness — strikes the Belgian reader immediately.
Here, for example, is a copy of a placard which the people of Brussels read with amusement on the nth of September, 1914: News Published by the German Government.
What to read after The Secret Press in Belgium?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Massart to read onlineMoreLess
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