De Val van Antwerpen

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Title: De Val van Antwerpen

Author: Jozef Muls

Release Date: March 16, 2004 [EBook #11500]

Language: Dutch

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DE VAL VAN ANTWERPEN
(10 Oktober 1914)
door Jozef Muls





Inhoudstabel

Bldz.

I. De Laatste Dagen van den Vrede
II. De Oorlogsverklaring
III. Bij de Burgerwacht
IV. In de Celgevangenis
V. Wat Wij van den Oorlog Vernamen
VI. In en Om de Forten van Antwerpen
VII. De Zeppelin
VIII. De Verspieder
IX. In de Ambulances
X. De Zelfmoord
XI. Antwerpen Hoofdstad
XII. Het Uitzicht der Straten
XIII. De Stijgende Neerslachtigheid
XIV. De Beschieting der Forten
XV. Inferno
XVI. Rond de Stad
XVII. Op Sint-Michielstoren
XVIII. Een Nare Dag
XIX. De Kardinaal te Antwerpen
XX. De Groote Vooravond
XXI De Aankondiging van het Bombardement
XXII. De Laatste Uren
XXIII. De Vlucht der Honderd-Duizend
XXIV. Op den Weg der Ballingschap




DE VAL VAN ANTWERPEN
door Jozef Muls



I-De Laatste Dagen Van Den Vrede



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hevige spanning die over heel Europa was gekomen. Men voelde
het naderen van de verschrikkelijke orkaan die ging losbarsten. Het
was ontstellend grootsch en tragisch die algemeen-europeesche
ontroering. De menschen wilden niet den oorlog maar gingen voort
naar het onvermijdelijke met den stijgenden angst in hun hart. Wij
wisten op ons machten wegen, zwaarder dan de blokken waaronder
de helden van Aischulos gebogen gingen. Die duister-werkende
machten zouden, fataal, den oorlog ontketene

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