edith cavel

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    Remembrance EDITH CAVELL The fragile Martyr

    In the summer of 1914, Edith Cavell, head matron of the Berkendael Medical Institute, was on a brief holiday visiting her family in England when news came of the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand in far Sarajevo. Edith's family urged her to stay in England, but she believed duty demanded that...
  2. Edith Cavel

    Edith Cavel

    last words of Edith Cavell, 1865-1915) "I expected my sentence and believe it was just. Standing, as I do, in the view of God and eternity I realize that patriotism is not enough. I must have no hatred or bitterness to anyone." Edith Cavell was the Senior Matron of a British...
  3. Edith Cavel

    Edith Cavel

    One gray, dismally wet night in November 1914, two British soldiers in disguise were guided through the silent side streets of German-occupied Brussels by a patriotic Belgian civilian. Herman Capiau was an engineer by trade, but since the outbreak of World War I he had played a key role in an...
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