The case of Belgium in the light of official reports found in the secret archives of the Belgian government after the occupation of Burssels, with facsimiles of the documents.

Author: Dernburg, Bernhard, 1865-1937, ed

Imprint:New York : International Monthly, 1914?

Description16 p. ; 31 cm.

Note:A collection of pamphlets on all aspects of World War I, gathered by Grove City College students and staff, in an act of dedication and remembrance. Special emphasis on Belgium and on peace after the War, including the League of Nations. All pamphlets bound together, under the general binding title of Pamphlets on the Great War.

Note:Cover title

Note:"Remarks introductory to the secret documents, by Dr. Bernhard Dernburg" : p. 1-2

Note:"Comment on the documents by the North German gazette" : p. 15-16.

Note: Bound to: The German-Bolshevik conspiracy. Washington : 1918. -- Memorial addressed to his excellency, the President of the United States / Ukrainian National Committee of the United States. New York : The Committee, 1919. -- The War record of the Chicago Tribune. Chicago: Chicago Tribune Co., 1919. -- Preparedness / Oswald Garrison Villard. Washington, 1915. -- War curiosities: the forbidden secret press in occupied Belgium : two more facsimiles of "La Libre Belgique." 1916. -- Germany and the war, not a defense but an explanation / Bernhard Dernburg. New York : The Fatherland, 1915? -- Reports of the Belgian representatives in Berlin, London and paris to the minister of foreign affairs in Brussels, 1905-1914 / Belgium. Ministère des affaires étrangères. New York, 1915. -- The crime against Europe / Roger Casement. Philadelphia : The Celtic press, 1915.

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