The German Terror in Belgium by Arnold S. Toynbee is an ordered and carefully authenticated record of the treatment of the civil population in the countries overrun by the German armies during the first three months of the war; it is arranged so as to follow separately the tracks of the different German armies which traversed different sectors of French and Belgian territory and describes the invasion of Belgium up to the sack of Louvain.
This edition is fully illustrated with a wealth of photos from the Great War in Belgium.
