The Great War in Belgium and the Netherlands

Chapter 1 When Neutrality Cannot Protect Against Belligerence: The Position of the Low Countries Seen from Beyond Flanders Fields

Chapter 2 “A Less-Than-Total Total War”: Neutrality, Invasion, and the Stakes of War, 1914–1918

Chapter 3 The Flames of Louvain: Total War and the Destruction of European High Culture in Belgium by German Occupying Forces in August 1914

Chapter 4 Furies, Spies and Fallen Women: Gender in German Public Discourse About Belgium, 1914–1918

Chapter 5 The Cultural Mobilization of Language and Race During the First World War: The Interaction Between Dutch and Belgian Intellectuals in Response to the German Flamenpolitik

Chapter 6 Which Belgium After the War? German Academics Dealing with the First World War and Its Aftermath

Chapter 8 Trapped in Occupied Brussels: Roberto J. Payró’s War Experience, 1914–1915

Chapter 9 A Cambro-Belgian in the Great War: Frank Brangwyn as Artist and Activist

Chapter 10 The Low Countries as Enemies, 1918–1920

Chapter 11 Westfront Nieuwpoort: The (Collected) Memory of the Belgian Front