"In October and November last (13th and 24th) the _Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung_ published the documents seized by the Germans in the Belgian archives. The German Government then published a Dutch edition of these documents, accompanied by a photographic reproduction of the said documents. The pamphlet bears the name of R. W. E. Wijnmalen as publisher, in the town of Den Haag (The Hague). On the photographic document we read in the margin: 'The entry of the English into Belgium would only take place after the violation of our neutrality by Germany.' Now, this extremely important note is omitted in the Dutch translation. It was also omitted in the German translation. This is a falsification through omission, a very serious falsification, as it modified the meaning of the document. "But we have worse still. On the top of page 2 of General Ducarne's letter to the Minister, he says: 'My interlocutor insisted on this fact that "our conversation was quite confidential...."' In the Dutch translation, instead of 'conversation,' there is 'convention' (overeenkomst)! The mistake is great and cannot be but purposely made. The German Government thus changes into a convention, that is to say, an agreement, what is but a simple conversation." APPENDIX F. LIST OF PARLIAMENTARY PUBLICATIONS RESPECTING THE WAR. Correspondence respecting the European Crisis. Misc. No. 6 (1914). Rupture of Diplomatic Relations with the German Government. Despatch from His Majesty's Ambassador at Berlin. Misc. No. 8 (1914). German Organisation for Influencing the Press of other Countries. Despatches from His Majesty's Ambassador at Berlin. Misc. No. 9 (1914). Rupture of Diplomatic Relations with the Austro-Hungarian Government. Despatch from His Majesty's Ambassador at Vienna. Misc. 10 (1914). Documents respecting Negotiations preceding the War published by the Russian Government. Misc. No. 11 (1914). Papers relating to the Support offered by the Princes and Peoples of India to His Majesty in connection with the War. (I.O. paper.) Diplomatic Correspondence respecting the War published by the Belgian Government. Misc. No. 12 (1914). Correspondence respecting Events leading to the Rupture of Relations with Turkey. Misc. No. 13 (1914). Despatch from His Majesty's Ambassador at Constantinople summarising Events leading up to Rupture of Relations with Turkey and Reply. Misc. No. 14 (1914). Diplomatic Correspondence respecting the War published by the French Government. Misc. No. 15 (1914). Despatch to Sir H. Howard containing instruction respecting his Mission to the Vatican. Misc. No. 1 (1914). Temperance Measures adopted in Russia since the outbreak of the War. Despatch from Petrograd enclosing Memo. Misc. No. 2 (1915). Letter July 31/14 from President of French Republic to the King respecting the European Crisis, and His Majesty's Reply. Misc. No. 3 (1915).