The German Terror in Belgium: An Historical RecordToynbee, Arnold
History
The German Terror in Belgium: An Historical Record
Toynbee, Arnold
Belgium -- History -- German occupation, 1914-1918; World War, 1914-1918 -- Atrocities
[330] “Grondijs” p. 51.
[331] e4.
[332] e8.
[333] R10.
[334] R24.
[335] e26.
[336] Chambry p. 86; v. p. 29.
[337] R11.
[338] “Germans” pp. 73, 89.
[339] R10.
[340] R13.
[341] Chambry pp. 74-7.
[342] R19.
[343] e16.
[344] R19.
[345] R24.
[346] Chambry p. 52.
[347] R19.
[348] D19.
[349] “Germans” p. 107; Grondijs p. 58; cp. p. 105 above.
[350] D21.
[351] R27 (Deposition of Mgr. Deploige, President of the _Institut
Supérieur de Philosophie_ and Director of the _Hôpital St.-Thomas_);
R29 (Report by Abbé Van den Bergh, accredited by His Eminence Cardinal
Piffl, Prince-Bishop of Vienna, to make enquiries on behalf of the
Vienna Priester-Verein).
[352] e3.
[353] R16.
[354] e3.
[355] R17.
[356] e3.
[357] D34.
[358] This was the Priest of _Herent_, the Abbé van Bladel, whose body
was exhumed at _Louvain_ on Jan. 14th, 1915, in the _Station Square_
(R30).
[359] e5, 7, 17; R16.
[360] R16; cp. e10.
[361] e3, 7, 17; “Germans” p. 68 (Narrative of a Bulgarian student).
[362] e3, 7, 10, 17; “Germans” p. 68.
[363] e3, 5, 10; R17.
[364] e3, 7, 17.
[365] e3.
[366] e5.
[367] e10.
[368] e5.
[369] e17.
[370] e10; confirmed by e11.
[371] e5.
[372] e3; cp. e7; R17.
[373] e3.
[374] e10, 11.
[375] e16.
[376] e16.
[377] e10.
[378] R16.
[379] e5.
[380] e3 = R15.
[381] e7; cp. e10.
[382] R16; cp. e10; R17; “Germans” p. 68.
[383] e17.
[384] e17; R16.
[385] R15.
[386] e16.
[387] e5.
[388] e5.
[389] e3.
[390] e7, 10, 17; R16, 17.
[391] e17; cp. e3; R15, 16, 17.
[392] e7; R16, 17.
[393] e3, 17; R15.
[394] e17.
[395] e3; R15.
[396] R16.
[397] e13.
[398] “Germans” p. 84 _seqq._; R27.
[399] “Germans” p. 86; R27.
[400] Ann. 8 (Extract from the Diary of Gaston Klein); cp. Bryce p. 80,
No. 32.
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Transcriber’s Notes:
Footnotes have been moved to the end of each chapter and relabeled
consecutively through the document.
Illustrations have been moved to paragraph breaks near where they are
mentioned.
Punctuation has been made consistent.
Variations in spelling and hyphenation were retained as they appear in
the original publication, except that obvious typos have been corrected.
Abbreviations for references have inconsistent spacing, such as c1
versus c 1, and these have been left as they appear in the original
publication.
Changes have been made as follows:
Footnote 86: Struycken changed to Struyken (A; Struyken; Davignon)
Footnote 139: Reference letter is missing and is probably d (d 94).
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