Orphaned Belgian Child Clings to Hairless Doll Amid War’s Aftermath
A Belgian girl from Louvain endures loss as her father died and home burned, leaving only a battered doll. The scene reflects Europe’s half million war orphaned children receiving aid via American charity flights delivering Christmas gifts.
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Belgium
Louvain
Europe
America
Germans Are Well Posted in Occupied Belgian Towns
An analysis details how German forces in Belgium and northern France exacted requisitions with precision. They identified solvent citizens as hostages and used locals with knowledge of resources to plan every move. Reports describe careful ground study, cash estimates, livestock and hay, bridge plans, and even wine bottle projections.
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Paria
Belgium
France
Prince Oscar on duty with telescope at front
Prince Oscar, the kaiser's fifth son, watches troop movements with a telescope. He has been praised repeatedly for his heroic work at the front.
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Prince Oscar
Kaiser
Oscar
Officer's Long Vigil in Osnowetz Front
London report recounts Colonel Martinof enduring three days at an observation post in Rus sian Poland near Osnowetz. Wounded yet steadfast he sent last orders to the battery during a German cavalry infantry charge and fell asleep, found at his post as pursuit ended.
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Morning Post
Petrograd
Osnowetz
Russian
Poland
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German Names Recast in English Courts for Social Fit
In London a push among British born and naturalised Germans seeks new Anglicised names. Changes on court records include Schlose to Castile and Schwarts to Black, Kingsman to Maclaren, and Kab eer to King among others, aiming to ease social friction in a hostile climate.
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Maclaren
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Howard
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Stowe
Kabeer
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