German General Describes Atrocities Claim Debate
American reporter E Alexander Powell narrates a field visit with General von Boehn of the Ninth Army. Powell repeats brutal accounts he heard about Belgian villages and Louvain, Antwerp, and Aerschot, while the general defends German conduct and offers a counterview to Allied atrocity claims. Thompson the photographer documents the advancing columns and a field gun fires during a staged photo sequence.
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Englah Leaders Move HQ Across Front in Ten Days
A Rouen dispatch reports British general headquarters repeatedly shifted locations over ten days as fighting raged. Shells fell near the king's headquarters at multiple sites including Mans and Donal, with Sir John French directing moves to Le Cateau and later to St Quentin amid heavy bombardment.
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