The Hun’s Conscience

Issue No.

227-2

Date Released

1 Jan 1916

Stories in this Issue:

Story No. within this Issue: 5 / 5
Summary: [SUBTITLE]: "The murderers of Nurse Cavell deem it necessary to show how they are regarded by the inhabitants of the countries they have invaded. ‘A guilty conscience needs no accusing’." A Belgian woman, her husband and small daughter come out of their house with a German soldier who gives them assurances and chalks a message in German (stating that the people living there are ‘good people’) on the outside of the door, with the admiring approval of the family.
Keywords: Propaganda
Length of story (in feet): 73

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