Belgium in War Time
Belgium in War Time
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The Uninvaded Belgian Territory The uninvaded Belgian territories are not limited to the region of the Yser where the German offensive has been broken. They M 2 164 BELGIUM IN WAR TIME ^ilvar. Nbttk* also include the small enclave of Baerle-Duc and our vast African domain.
Baerle-Duc is a small Belgian commune enclosed by Dutch territory, about two miles from the frontier. It is adjacent to Baerle-Nassau, which is Dutch, and through which the railway from Turnhout to Tilbourg passes. A strange ...situation, in truth, and infinitely more abnormal than it appears on the map here reproduced. In reality the two communes are dovetailed together in such a manner that it is impossible for the burgomaster of Baerle-Duc to go from his villa to the communal offices without several times crossing Dutch territory. The railway station is Dutch, but the stationmaster's garden is on Belgian soil; while some houses are even partly Bel- gian and partly Dutch!
Baerle-Duc, which, adminis- tratively speaking, is a portion of the arrondissement of Turnhout (province of Antwerp), has an area of about four square miles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Uninvaded Belgian Territory The uninvaded Belgian territories are not limited to the region of the Yser where the German offensive has been broken. They M 2 164 BELGIUM IN WAR TIME ^ilvar. Nbttk* also include the small enclave of Baerle-Duc and our vast African domain.
Baerle-Duc is a small Belgian commune enclosed by Dutch territory, about two miles from the frontier. It is adjacent to Baerle-Nassau, which is Dutch, and through which the railway from Turnhout to Tilbourg passes. A strange ...situation, in truth, and infinitely more abnormal than it appears on the map here reproduced. In reality the two communes are dovetailed together in such a manner that it is impossible for the burgomaster of Baerle-Duc to go from his villa to the communal offices without several times crossing Dutch territory. The railway station is Dutch, but the stationmaster's garden is on Belgian soil; while some houses are even partly Bel- gian and partly Dutch!
Baerle-Duc, which, adminis- tratively speaking, is a portion of the arrondissement of Turnhout (province of Antwerp), has an area of about four square miles.
What to read after Belgium in War Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adrien Victor Joseph De Gerlache De Gomery to read onlineMoreLess
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