In detail Ponsonby analyses the case of the invasion of Belgium as a cause of the war , the claim of Germany 's sole responsibility , the myth of a nurse mutilated by German soldiers , the depiction of the German Emperor as a criminal , the case of a Belgian baby whose hands were cut off , the Leuven altarpiece which had allegedly been destroyed by Germans , the baby of Courbeck Loo , the crucified Canadian soldier , the German Corpse Factory , the German U-boat outrage , the case of the sinking of the Lusitania , atrocity stories reported on German Army troops which were reported killing and maiming of innocent civilians and captured soldiers , faked photographs , the doctoring of official documents , and the " hypocritical " indignation
sinking of the Lusitania
Sinking of the RMS Lusitania
Falsehood in War-Time