The War Book of the German General StaffPart 3 — FOOTNOTESJ. H. (John Hartman) Morgan translationChapter navigation25 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…THE WAR BOOK OF THE GERMAN GENERAL STAFFPREFATORY NOTEIntroductory materialChapter I · THE GERMAN VIEW OF WARChapter II · GERMAN DIPLOMACY AND STATECRAFTChapter III · GERMAN CULTURE THE ACADEMIC GARRISONChapter IV · GERMAN THOUGHT TREITSCHKECONCLUSIONINTRODUCTIONChapter I · WHO BELONGS TO THE HOSTILE ARMY?Chapter II · THE MEANS OF CONDUCTING WARChapter III · TREATMENT OF WOUNDED AND SICK SOLDIERSChapter IV · INTERCOURSE BETWEEN BELLIGERENT ARMIESChapter V · SCOUTS AND SPIESChapter VI · DESERTERS AND RENEGADESChapter VII · CIVILIANS IN THE TRAIN OF AN ARMYChapter VIII · THE EXTERNAL MARK OF INVIOLABILITYChapter IX · WAR TREATIESChapter I · RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF THE INHABITANTSChapter II · PRIVATE PROPERTY IN WARChapter III · BOOTY AND PLUNDERINGChapter IV · REQUISITIONS AND WAR LEVIESChapter V · ADMINISTRATION OF OCCUPIED TERRITORYPART III USAGES OF WAR AS REGARDS NEUTRAL STATESFOOTNOTESPrevious chapter ←PART III USAGES OF WAR AS REGARDS NEUTRAL STATESEnd of this editionAll chapters and sections (25)Other sectionsTHE WAR BOOK OF THE GERMAN GENERAL STAFFPREFATORY NOTEOpening pagesIntroductory materialChapters1234Other sectionsCONCLUSIONINTRODUCTIONPart 1 · Chapters123456789Part 2 · Chapters12345Parts3Part 3 · Other sectionsFOOTNOTESThe apophthegm of Frederick the Great.◇← PART III USAGES OF WAR AS REGARDS NEUTRAL STATES