D. App. 27.

FÜRSTENWALDE (SPREE), _November 25th, 1914_.

Present:

Lieutenant Prince ZU CAROLATH-BEUTHEN, as Court Officer.

Sergeant-Major ALTENDORF, as Clerk.

There appears as witness Uhlan Friedrich Herzog, 1st Field Squadron,

Uhlan Regiment (1st Brandenburg) No. 3, who states:

As to Person: My name is Friedrich Herzog, aged 29; Protestant.

As to Case: I was in the hospital at Louvain. On the evening of August

25th, 1914, 9 o'clock, we heard shots directed upon our hospital. The

shots came from a house opposite the hospital. They were fired by

civilians, whom I saw myself.

On the next day I was taken from the hospital to the station at

Louvain. On the way there I saw how shots were fired by civilians upon

four nursing sisters who were carrying a wounded German soldier. The

soldier, on this occasion, was hurt in the foot.

Read over, approved, signed.

Signed: FRIEDRICH HERZOG.

The witness was sworn.

Proceedings took place as above.

Signed: ZU CAROLATH-BEUTHEN, Lieutenant, Officer of the Court.

Signed: ALTENDORF, Sergeant-Major, Clerk.

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