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Read Ebook: The War Book of the German General Staff Being The Usages of War on Land Issued by the Great General Staff of the German Army by Prussia Germany Armee Grosser Generalstab Kriegsgeschichtliche Abteilung II Morgan J H John Hartman Translator

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Ebook has 484 lines and 58086 words, and 10 pages

The Rules of the Game 85

Colored Troops are Blacklegs 87

Prisoners of War 88

The Modern View 89

Prisoners of War are to be Honorably treated 90

Who may be made Prisoners 91

The treatment of Prisoners of War 92

Their confinement 92

The Prisoner and his Taskmaster 93

Flight 94

Diet 95

Letters 95

Personal belongings 95

The Information Bureau 96

When Prisoners may be put to Death 97

"Reprisals" 97

One must not be too scrupulous 98

The end of Captivity 99

Parole 100

Exchange of Prisoners 102

Removal of Prisoners 102

Sieges and Bombardments: Fair Game 103

Of making the most of one's opportunity 104

Spare the Churches 105

A Bombardment is no Respector of Persons 105

A timely severity 106

"Undefended Places" 108

Stratagems 110

What are "dirty tricks"? 111

The apophthegm of Frederick the Great 111

Of False Uniforms 112

The Corruption of others may be useful 113

And Murder is one of the Fine Arts 114

That the ugly is often expedient, and that it is a mistake to be too "nice-minded" 114

The Sanctity of the Geneva Convention 115

The "Hyenas of the Battlefield" 116

Flags of Truce 117

The Etiquette of Flags of Truce 119

The Envoy 120

His approach 120

The Challenge--"Wer da?" 120

His reception 120

He dismounts 121

Let his Yea be Yea, and his Nay, Nay 121

The duty of his Interlocutor 121

The Impatient Envoy 122

The French again 122

The Scout 124

The Spy and his short shrift 124

What is a Spy? 125

Of the essentials of Espionage 126

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