The Great War in Belgium and the Netherlands: Beyond Flanders Fields

Chaper 1. When Neutrality cannot Protect against Belligerence: The Position of the Low Countries seen from Beyond Flanders Fields; Felicity Rash. Chapter 2. "A Less-than-total Total War": Neutrality, Invasion, and the Stakes of War, 1914-1918; Sophie de Schaepdrijver. Chapter 3. The Flames of Louvain; John Williams. Chapter 4. Furies, Spies and Fallen Women: Gender in German Public Discourse about Belgium, 1914-1918; Sebastian Bischoff. Chapter 5.The Cultural Mobilization of Language and Race during the First World War: the Interaction between Dutch and Belgian Intellectuals in Response to the German Flamenpolitik; Tessa Lobbes. Chapter 6. Which Belgium after the War? German Academics dealing with the First World War and its Aftermath; Geneviève Warland. Chapter 7. Belgian Exile Press in Britain; Christophe Declercq. Chapter 8. Trapped in Occupied Brussels: Roberto J. Payró's war Experience, 1914-1915; Maria Inés Tato. Chapter 9. A Cambro-Belgian in the Great War: Frank Brangwyn as Artist and Activist; Hugh Dunthorne. Chapter 10. The Low Countries as Enemies, 1918-1920; Hubert van Tuyll. Chaper 11. Westfront Nieuwpoort: The (Collected) Memory of the Belgian Front; Karen Shelby. Index