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"The German Fury in Belgium: Experiences of a Netherland Journalist during four months with the German Army in Belgium" offers a chilling firsthand account of the German occupation of Belgium during World War I. Written by L. Mokveld, a journalist who witnessed the conflict's early stages, this historical document details the harsh realities faced by the Belgian people under German rule.
Explore the impact of the German army on Belgian society and gain insight into the alleged atrocities and war crimes that occurred during this period. Mokveld's observations provide a valuable perspective on the human cost of war and the challenges of life under occupation. This book is a vital resource for anyone interested in World War I, German history, or the history of Belgium and its neighbors. A crucial contribution to understanding the complexities of war and its lasting consequences.
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