Belgian Refugee Relief in England During the Great WarGarland, 1982 - 552 pagina's |
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BRITAIN BELGIUM AND REFUGEES | 1 |
THE EARLY DAYS | 18 |
THE GOVERNMENT BECOMES INVOLVED | 55 |
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13 October Aldwych allocation Antwerp arrived August became Belge Belgian army Belgian government Belgian Refugees Belgian relief Belgium Birtley Board of Trade Britain British Catholic charities Charity Organisation Society chief constable civilians Commission Committee's December Department depots distress early Edwardian employment England English families fear February files Folkestone Foreign Office French Fulham German Grey Hatch Committee Herbert Samuel History Holland Home Office hospitality hostels hosts January Jewish July labour large number Leggett Liberal London Lord Lyttelton Managing Committee March Maudslay Maudslay to Gladstone memorandum ment middle-class military Ministry of Munitions minutes of Managing Moylan National November October organisations Oxford Pedder philanthropy political Poor Law problem prohibited areas refugee relief Refugees Committee Relief Fund relief movement responsibility Reyntiens Samuel scheme secretary September 1914 social Society thousand Villiers War Office wartime welfare Willis women workers WRC's