Arrogance, temper, haughtiness on the one side, provoke arrogance, temper and haughtiness on the other; while quietness and coolness of one party inspire the other with the same quietness and moderation. Provided we bear in mind that it takes less to provoke the victor than to provoke the vanquished, that it is more easy for the former to indulge in his temper without fear of consequences. I do not think that the atrocities perpetrated by the Germans in Belgium, the true ones as they came to my knowledge, and not the false ones which have been spread by the Press, have proved in any way that the Germans have passed the bounds of all that has been known in previous wars, and have deserved to be banned and thrust outside the pale of humanity. In this article I have endeavoured to give a fair account of my journey and to relate facts I have witnessed as they have impressed themselves upon my mind. I have done so not to pass judgment upon some of my fellow-creatures at such times of overheated passions, but merely in order to present to Socialists and Pacifists the enormity of their task after the war, such as I have felt it over there. It is in the hearts of the people that we shall have to work, to bring to them seeds of love and fraternal goodwill in the place of the weeds of hatred and ignorance which years of war and horrors will have left in the souls of many. Everywhere, but mostly in the countries which have been devastated by the war, be it in France, Belgium, Serbia, Poland or East Prussia and Galicia, it is in the hearts of the majority of the civilian population that we shall meet with the hardest task, but we must work so that our faith be so great as really to move mountains. INDEX _Where there are several references and one is of chief importance, that one is printed in heavy figures._ PAGE. Accusation, Ease of, 204-5 Achim, 136 _Aktion, Die_, 231 Alexandra Palace, Internment at, 103 Altdamm, 8 American Civil War, Prisoners in, 123-4 Anderson, Chandler, 79 Annexation —Delbrück-Dernburg-Wolff Memorial Against, 176 —German Socialist Party Manifesto Against, 175 Assistance Agency, German, for Prisoners, 12, =133-142= Assistance to British Subjects in Germany, 212-21 Atrocities —and Credulity, 31, 38 —German, 264, 265 —Unfounded Story of, 156 _Auskunfts- und Hilfsstelle für Deutsche im Ausland und Ausländer in Deutschland_, 133-4 Austin, L. J., 33, =37= Austria, a Prisoner in, 26 _Avanti_, 223 Bad Blenhorst, 48, 57 Baden, Prisoners in, 60, 61 _Basler Nachrichten_, 66 Bathing Facilities —in British Camps, 65 —in German Camps, 11, 13, 15, 48, 50 Bath-Chair Woman and English Lady, 213 Batochina, 150-2 Bayreuth, 55 Belgian Relief Commission, Germany’s Attitude to, 177-8 Belgium, German Protests Against Annexation of, 173-177 Bell, Mr. E. P., on the Censorship, 199 Belle-Ile, 43 Beresford, Lord, 29 _Berliner Tageblatt_, 177, 179 Bernhardi, 234 Bernstein, Ed., 231