Protection of art during war. Reports concerning the condition of the monuments of art at the different theatres of war and the German and Austrian measures taken for their preservation, rescue and research, in collaboration with Gerhard Bersu, Heinz Braune, Paul Buberl [and others] (1919)
international laws, as being the axioms of human civilization against which the German armies are said to have transgressed. But just here, the legal question would have to be considered as to the limits of admissibility of such a priori actions. To place all destructions which have been perpe-… … The destruction of Brussels by Marshal Villeroy in 1695 Etching by R. v. Orley, copied from A. Coppens
World War, 1914-1918
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