My Three Years
In a
German Prison
BY
HON. HENRI BELAND, M.D., M.P.
Illustrated with photographs specially secured
in Belgium and Germany
TORONTO
WILLIAM BRIGGS
1919
PRINTED IN
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
TO MY OLD MOTHER
CONTENTS
| CHAPTER | PAGE | |
| I | It Is War | 1 |
| II | The German Tavern-Keeper and the Brabançonne | 9 |
| III | “Thank You” | 13 |
| IV | Doing Hospital Work | 14 |
| V | The Capture of Antwerp | 25 |
| VI | The Exodus | 33 |
| VII | A Day of Anguish | 39 |
| VIII | The Germans Are Here | 46 |
| IX | A German Host | 53 |
| X | The Word of a German | 59 |
| XI | British Citizens | 64 |
| XII | Matters Become Complicated | 69 |
| XIII | A Desolate Major | 77 |
| XIV | In Germany | 87 |
| XV | The Stadtvogtei | 91 |
| XVI | Life in Prison | 98 |
| XVII | Meals à la Carte | 105 |
| XVIII | Acting Jail Physician | ...