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MR. MYRON T. HERRICK |
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THE AUTHOR'S PERMIT TO REMAIN IN FRANCE DURING THE WAR . |
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M. DELCASSÉ, PREMIER OF FRANCE |
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"THE DEAD WERE SCATTERED FAR AND WIDE" |
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A CORNER OF THE CHURCH AT CLAMANGES |
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THE COMMON GRAVE OF NINE HUNDRED DEAD NEAR SOIZY-AUX-BOIS . |
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"THE WOODS WERE ... DOTTED WITH THE BODIES OF THE DEAD" |
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THE CHÂTEAU OF MONDEMONT |
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THE MUCH VISÉD BACK OF THE AUTHOR'S AMERICAN PASSPORT |
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LETTER FROM THE AMERICAN EMBASSY IN BERLIN |
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SPECIAL PASSPORT ISSUED BY THE GERMAN IMPERIAL FOREIGN OFFICE . |
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THE BRITISH DESTROYER ON THE NORTH SEA |
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Ó-KIGYÓS (THE CASTLE OF THE COUNTESS W-----) |
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Ó-KIGYÓS (FRONT FAÇADE OVERLOOKING THE GARDENS) |
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Ó-KIGYÓS (A LOGGIA OVERLOOKING THE PARK) |
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THE ENTRANCE TO COUNT APPONYI'S CASTLE |
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COUNT ALBERT APPONYI |
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THE FAMILY CHAPEL OF THE COUNTS APPONYI |
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EBERHARD---ONE OF COUNT APPONYI'S VILLAGES |