Atrocities, pretended Belgian (98-108); refuted by _Vorwärts_, 102-3; by German wounded, 104-5, 106-8 Atrocities, German, 63, (70-88); responsibility for, 70; formula for excusing, 74-5; method of, 91-2; repetition of, 164-5 August 4th, Anniversary of, 276-9 August 6th, Anniversary of, 279-80 Baer, on "military necessity," 82 Bas-Luxembourg, massacres in, 71 _Belge Neutre et Loyale, La_, by E. Waxweiler, 37, 49, 75, 189, 200 Belgian Army, _see_ Army Belgian Government, proposals made to, 50-1; accusations brought against, 89-92; preventive measures taken by, 108-11; people incited against, 289-94 Belgium, invaded, 30-2; her attitude in defence of her neutrality, 33; invasion of, 34; pacific character of, 53; disinterested behaviour of, 61-2; offered a bribe, 61, 140; famine in, 164; present administration of, 295-333; _see_ Invasion Bernstoff, Count, 32, 124 Bethmann-Hollweg, his "scrap of paper" speech, and denial of same, 31; the "strategic necessities" speech, 31-2, 34; admits injustice of invasion, 63, 140; refers to "gouged-out eyes," 207; libellous declaration by, 209, 263-4, 281-2 Bismarck, 9, 31; boasts of Ems telegram, 218 Bissing, Baron von, 23; incites to massacre, 70, 83, 139; cynicism and audacity of his lies, 188, 238, 336 Blinded soldiers, legend of, 99-100, 102-3 Blindness, deliberate, of German "intellectuals," 204, 209 Blöm, Captain, on theory of terrorization, 89, 164, 197 Boiling oil, legend of, 99-100 Bombardment, of coast, 121-2; of open towns, 123-4; of monuments, 124-8 _Brabançonne_, the, prohibited, 273-4 Brabant, return of prisoners to, 96 Bredt, on Belgian art and character, 69 Brussels, supposed "francs-tireurs" in, 81; return of prisoners to, 94; pretended outrages on Germans in, 107-8; the truth, 110-11; the city fined, 147; contributions imposed upon, 156-8; Palais de Justice in, 162; Belgian colours prohibited in, 268; shops closed as demonstration, 275 Brutality, the Kaiser calls for, 335 Bueken, the curé of, tortured and murdered, 238 Buisseret-Steenbecque, Count, 49 Bülow, General von, responsible for massacres, 71 Cæsar, sells Belgians into captivity, 93 Camps, prisoners', 92, 94 Capelle-au-Bois, atrocities at, 338-9 _Carte de ménage_, the, 172 Catholic priests, German, servility of, 216-17 Censorship, the German, 14-16, 204; censored papers, 258-9; examples of censorship, 259-60 Chamberlain, Houston Stewart, shameful libel by, 237 Chancellor, the German, _see_ Bethmann-Hollweg Charleroi, atrocities at, 75; German story of, 100, 118; Alfred Heymel's account of, 195-7, 230, 354 Churches, German hatred and destruction of, 73-4 "Circulation," prohibited, 169; allowed, 296