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Keith A of Hertford BS: Kaiser's Holocaust (98* d) RE: BS: Kaiser's Holocaust 16 Sep 18


Raedwulf, please drop the personal attacks and abuse.
In my post I stated only fact.
This article from the British library,
"The general German advance started on 18 August; by 28 August, the invasion force had crossed Belgium. The 10 days in between saw the worst violence. The troops, exhausted from the forced marches and often under the influence of alcohol, committed a series of large-scale massacres, pillaged and burned towns and villages, and deported survivors. The hardest-hit places were Aarschot on 19 August and Andenne on 20 August; the small industrial town of Tamines on the Meuse, where 383 inhabitants were killed on 22 August; the city of Dinant, where, on 23 August, the worst massacre of the invasion left 674 people, one out of every 10 inhabitants, dead; and the university town of Louvain (Leuven), where the treasured university library was burned and 248 civilians killed. Further south, hundreds of people were executed in the Belgian Ardennes; on one occasion 122 alleged francs-tireurs were killed in groups of 10; the last ones had to climb on the mound of corpses to be shot."
https://www.bl.uk/world-war-one/articles/civilian-atrocities-german-1914

Revisionist historians tried to deny the atrocitities but they happened.
The press hyped them but tens of thousands of Belgian refugees brought their eye witness accounts to Britain.


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