WHO ARE THE HUNS?

CONTENTS.
PART ONE.
Page:
Rules and Regulations of Warfare on Land i
Chapter I. The Neutrality of Belgium I
„ II. Mobilization and the Morality of Nations 46
„ III. Violation of the Congo Acts. The Colonial War 49
„ IV. The Employment of barbarous and warlike tribes in a
European War 57
„ V. The Violation of the Neutrality of the Suez Canal 61
„ VI. The Breach of Chinese Neutrality by Japan and England's
Assault upon Kiao-Chau 67
VII. The Use of Dum-Dum Bullets and the like 75
„ VIII. Treatment of Diplomatic Representatives by the Triple
Entente Countries in Violation of International Law. Acts
. of Diplomatic Representatives of the Triple Entente in
Violation of International Law 82
„ IX. A. Non-observances and Violations of Red Cross Rules
on the Part of the Triple Entente States 87
„ IX. B. A Few Neutral Opinions with Regard to the Conduct
of the German Troops towards Wounded and Captured
Enemies 10G
„ X. Franc-Tireur Warfare and the Maltreatment of the Defenseless
before and after the Declaration of War. Also
the Imprisonment of Civilians in
„ XI. Unlawful and Inhumane Methods of Conducting War
Practised by the Hostile Armies and the Governments
of the Triple Entente and Belgium 138
„ XII. The Russian Atrocities in East Prussia in Especial 160
„ XIII. Jewish Pogroms and Other Russian Atrocities in Poland,
Galicia, the Caucasus, etc 168
„ XIV. The German Administration in Belgium. Reproaches as
to Starvation, etc 173
„ XV. "Private Property in War" according to German and
International Interpretations 178
„ XVI. Various Testimonies of Neutral and Hostile Witnesses
as to the Conduct of German Troops. French Travesties
of Justice 181
„ XVII. The "Spirit" of the Troops of the Triple Entente.
Plundering and Destruction of their own Country's
Property. Self-Mutilations. Verdicts upon the Troops of
the Triple Entente by their own Officiers 187
Millier, Who arc the Huns? b