"Belgian slaves being shipped back and dumped, broken in health and useless for further
exploitation by their German masters. A man has fallen exhausted and is being kicked by
a guard."
-George Bellows
This lithograph was published in Everybody's Magazine in December 1918, in the eleventh
installment of an article by Brand Whitlock entitled "Belgium: The Crowning Crime."
Whitlock, the American ambassador to Belgium, wrote of the atrocities that had occurred
during the war. This print was published one month after the armistice was signed.
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Lithographs of George Wesley Bellows.