Invasion, of Belgium, reasons for the, 34-5; danger of recognized, 40-1; the Greindl Report, 41-3, 58; reason for, 63 Ivy leaf, wearing of, 268 Jagow, Herr von, sends ultimatum, 30, 34 Jesuit Convent, lying tale of, 225-8 _Journal de la Guerre_, German propagandist journal, 247-8 Jungbluth Report, the, 43-4 King of Belgium, the, _see_ Albert, King Kitchener's Army, German account of, 187 Koch, the apotheosis of, 180-1 Koester and Noske, authors of _Kriegsfahrten_, 59, 132, 162, 221, 262 _Kölnische Volkszeitung_, suspended, 203 _Kriegsbrauch im Landkriege_, 137, 141, 159, 333 _La Guerre_, German propagandist journal, 248-9 Ladies, treatment of, 338 Laeken, orgies at, 81 _L'Ami de l'Ordre_, propagandist journal, 254-5 Latin authors, on German race, 281 Law of Nations, violation of the, 12 _Le Bien Public_, propagandist journal, 255-6 Leaflets, propagandist, 251-2 League of German Scientists and Artists, 251 Lebbeke, atrocities at, 68, 119, 354-5 Leffe, massacre at, 347 Leffe, Fonds de, massacre at, 347-8, 360 Legation, British, documents found in the, 45-6 Leman, General, 198, 238 Liége, German lies concerning forts of, 50; occupation of, lies concerning, 38-60; warned against Belgian news, 187; marvellous tale of Jesuit convent near, 225-8; keeps anniversary of August 6th, 279-80 Lies, concerning the situation in Belgium, 188; concerning "francs-tireurs," 188-90, 217-282; photographic, 218-20, 222-4; written, 224-31 Lissauer, Ernst, author of the "Hymn of Hate," 294 Living shields, Belgians used as, 117-22, 263, 334-5 Lloyd George, speaks at City Temple, 35 Loot, _see_ Pillage Louvain, atrocities in, 87; protective inscriptions, 88; return of prisoners to, 95-6; massacre in, 164; lies concerning, 220-1 _Lügenfeldzug_, 60 Luttre, strike at, 300-1 _Lusitania_, sinking of the, 194 Machinery, requisitioned, 158-9 Magnet, M. Charles, appeals to Freemasons for inquiry, 202-3 Malines, bombardment of cathedral, 126-8; traffic in suppressed, 301-2 Manuals, military, 45 _Marseillaise_, the, shopkeepers fined for selling, 146, 273-4 Max, M., imprisoned and released, 10; and the Governor of Belgium, 156-9; his denial of a lying placard, 233-5, 265; portrait worn, 309 Massacre, the two great periods of, 86-7, 131, 164-5; _see_ Atrocities, Reprisals, etc. Massacres, pretended, of German civilians, 106-8 Mentality, German, 179-360 Mentality of a German officer, 78-80 Mercier, Cardinal, 202, 239-46 Meuse, pillage on the banks of the, 197-8 Middelkerke, Belgians detained at, 120-1 Might before Right, 183-4 Militarism, 182-4 Military employment of Belgians, 113-14 Militia, Belgian, escape of, 152-3 Mons, pillage at, 133 Monuments, destruction of, 124-8, 130-1 Murders, German, 63-80 Music, censored, 16, 146, 273-4