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CHAPTER V
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OUTRAGES1 ON NEUTRAL SUBJECTS
In these acts of unbridled violence due note should be made of the fact that German officials, officers and private soldiers made no distinction between individuals who held public offices and mere2 private citizens. Still more worthy3 of note is the fact, which we think is obvious, that they made no distinction between the subjects of enemy and those of neutral states. The sacred duty laid upon every State to protect the life, property and even the interests of neutrals was absolutely repudiated4 in Germany, and we think it is our duty to draw the reader’s attention with special emphasis to outrages of this kind committed by the Germans both in Germany and in the territories which they invaded.
Outrages committed by the Germans on Neutral Subjects Resident in Germany
M. Bernardino del Campo, ex-Minister of Finance of Brazil, ex-President of Sao-Paolo and leader of the Republican Party of that country, happened to be on the 3rd August at Bad-Nauheim with his wife, who was taking a course of treatment there, and his four children. The Germans showed no consideration either for his nationality, his rank or his age. M. Bernardino del Campo, although he had reached the[36] age of sixty-two years, was struck with the butt-end of the rifle by Bavarian soldiers, robbed of his jewels and left dying at the Swiss frontier.
The news of this incident caused great indignation in Brazil.
Baroness7 Karen-Groothe, daughter of the King of Denmark’s Master of the Hunt, and wife of a Turkish officer, happened to be at Mecklenberg when war was declared, and was arrested as a spy and treated so brutally8 that she had to keep to her bed at Copenhagen, to which she was brought back.
Several Danish subjects resident in Schleswig were treated with the same kind of brutality9. Count de Schack was imprisoned
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espionage
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repatriation
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outskirts
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defiance
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