0. "Van Dierickx tot Durinck, 1500-1988" by Willy Durinck (privately published, Dendermonde, Belgium, 1988)

0.1. "Dierick een Eksaardse Stam" by Etienne Dierick, Destelbergen, Belgium (translated, means "Dierick and Clan from Eksaarde"), 1972 (privately published).

1. "Handleiding voor Genealogisch Onderzoek in Vlaanderen", (translated: Manual for Genealogical Research in Flanders) by Johan Roelstraete (Roeselare, 1998). Publisher: Vlaamse Vereniging voor Familiekunde; ISBN: 90-804305-1-X. 531 pages.

1.5. "Die Stammtafeln der Familie von D�ring", by Kurt von D�ring (1920), supplemented by Hendrik von D�ring (1997).

2. "Wat Betekent Mijn Familienaam?" by Josef Van Overstraeten

3. "I Essai d'anthroponymie belge. Les noms de famille de Belgique. II Dictionnaire �tymologique des noms de famille de Belgique." by Eugene Vroonen

3.1. "Encyclopedie des Noms Personnes", by Eugene Vroonen

4. "Origines des Noms de Famille en Belgique" by Cornoy

5. "Verklarend Woordenboek van de Familienamen" by Dr. Fr. DeBrabandere (1993). See page 463.

6. "Het Namenboek" by A.N.W. Van Der Plank. See page 33.

7. "Oostnederlandse Familienamen" by B.J. Hekket (1975)

8. "A Dictionary of Surnames" by Patrick Hanks & Flavia Hodges (1989).

9. "Deutsches Namenlexicon" by Hans Bahlow.

9.1. "Deutsche Namenfunde" by Max Gottschald (1942).

9.2. "Oldenburgische Geschichte" by Gustav Ruethning (1911).

9.3. "A Guide to Irish Surnames" by Edward MacLysaght.

9.4. "Sloinnte Gaedheal is Gall" (translated, means Irish names and surnames) by Patrick Woulfe (1992 ed.).

9.5. "Emigranten naar Amerika" ("I") by D. KENNIVE, M. SCHILDERS, Jan VANDERHAEGHE(Antwerp, BEL 1992). Publisher: Vlaamse Vereniging voor Familiekunde, Afdeling Antwerpen, v.z.w., 533 pages, Venesoen reports from 5 Jan 1901 through 26 Jul 1902.

9.6. "Belgische Emigranten naar Amerika 1903-1904" ("II") by Guy BAUWENS, Richard DERUYTER, J. PALMANS; V.V.F. Afdeling Antwerpen (Antwerp 1996). Publisher: Vlaamse Vereniging voor Familiekunde. Venesoen reports (de Venesoenrapporten) for the years 1903 and 1904.

9.7. "Belgische Emigranten naar Amerika 1905" ("III"), by Richard DERUYTER, published 1998. Contains the Venesoen reports (de Venesoenrapporten) for the year 1905.

9.8. "Belgische Emigranten naar Amerika 1906" ("IV") by Richard DERUYTER, published 1999. Venesoen reports (de Venesoenrapporten) for 1906 and 26 Jul 1902 - end Dec 1902.

9.9. "Belgische Emigranten naar Amerika 1907-1908" ("V") by Richard DERUYTER, published 2000. Venesoen reports (de Venesoenrapporten) for 1907 and 1908. Missing for January and February 1907, January, August, September 1908.

10. "17.200 Belges Devenus Americains 1620-1920" by Marcel LaCourt (2001). [Rue de la Bruyere 5, 5070 Vitrival, Belgium]. A register of names of Belgians that came to America. Mentions Camile Duerinck, b. 1879 Nieuwkerken, BEL, left 19 April 1902 on S.S. Freiesland to New York--destination Norway, Michigan. In 1898, his brother Louis Duerinck left Belgium, destination Norway, Michigan.

10.1. "Migration Compilation 1996". A register of names of Belgians that came to America.

10.2. "Port of Antwerp, Belgian Emigration 1855", from original registers, by Charles Hall & Heritage International. A register of names of Belgians that came to America.

10.3. "Poorters van Brussel (1350-1795)" by Jan Caluwaerts and Hugo Simonart (2000, 3 volumes). Translated, means Burghers of Brussels.

10.4. "Het Verdronken Land van Saeftinghe" by G.M.P. Sponselee en M.A. Buise edited in 1979 by Grafische Industrie J. Duerinck-Krachten b.v. , 4587 CA Kloosterzande (NL)

10.5. "Historien van Nederlandt", by Pater Cornelius Hazart, Society of Jesus (1669).

11. "Black Robe, The Life of Pierre-Jean DeSmet, Missionary, Explorer, Pioneer" by John Upton Terrell (1964, 1966). See pages 15, 286, discussions of Duerinck and De Smet clans in Dendermonde in the 1600's; also Vader Duerinck's drowning.

12. "Pater J.B. Duerinck, S.J., Missionaris bij de Potowatomies", by Vader Emiel Duerinck, S.J. (1954) (privately published).

13. "Hoofdkerk van Sint-Baafs" by Vader Gabriel Celis.

14. "Sint-Baafskathedraal Gent" (Inventaris van het Kunstpatrimonium van Oostvlaanderen) by Dr. Elisabeth Dhanens (Gent, Belgium 1965), 315 pages, illus.

15.1 "In het Land van Dendermonde", VVF-Dendermonde, Jan/Feb 2000, "Het 'Kriegarchiv' te Wenen", in "De Vlaamse Stam", XXI/9, p. 407-418, Sep 1985 (+XXI, p. 576).

16. "Belsele 1796-1900, Geboorten - Wettiging - Erkenning" compiled by Bart Moenssens and Willy van Puyenbroeck (published by Stadsarchief Sint Niklaas, 1992). These are indices, NOT the records.

17. "Belsele Huwelijken 1796 - 1900" compiled by Bart Moenssens and Willy van Puyenbroeck (published by Stadsarchief Sint Niklaas, 1991). These are indices, NOT the records.

18. "Belsele Overlijdens 1796 - 1900, compiled by Bart Moenssens and Willy van Puyenbroeck (published by Stadsarchief Sint Niklaas, 1994). These are indices, NOT the records.

18.1. "Staten van goed Belsele 1560-1796", by G. Roggeman. Published Blaasveld, 1996 by Vlaamse Vereniging Voor Familiekude (VVF). ["staten van goed", an official document describing family relations AND a list of goods/belongings that were available at the moment one of the parents died]

18.2. De Wael, J.: "Huwelijken te Belsele 1586-1796" Published Sint-Niklaas 1975 by Vlaamse Vereniging Voor Familiekude (VVF) [Indices op huwelijken uit de parochieregisters].

18.3. Roggeman, G.: Staten van goed Vrasene-Sint-Gilis-Meerdonk-De Clinge (1575-1796) � 3 delen.- Blaasveld.

18.4. Blaton, P.: Index op staten van goede, inventarissen, rekeningen� te Temse. Temse 1986.

19. "Landschap uit balans, de Vier Ambachten en het Land van Saeftinghe tussen 1488 en 1609" by A.M.J.de Kraker - 464 pag, zw/w ills, Nederlands, PBK hfl 69.00

21. J. Th. De Raadt "Sceaux Armoiries des Pays -- Bas et des Pays -- Avoisinants" (Wapenschilden van de Nederlanden en aangrenzende gebieden), enkele vermeldingen van wapenschilden van Diericx en aanverwante schrijfwijzen, Diercks-Die(de)rix-Dircx. This deals with coats-of-arms of our clan.

22. "Armorial general" by Johannes Baptist Rietstap, originally from the 1890's (?). Republished in a 2 volume set, 1964 and again in 1972.

23. "Armorial general de J.B. Rietstap, Supplement" by Victor and Henri Rolland

24. "Illustrations to the Armorial General by J.B. Rietstap" by Victor and Henri Rolland (6 volumes in 3)

25. "Wapenboek van het Land van Waas" by F. Koller (bewerkt - geïllustreerd door H.J. Bockstal, Uitgave Familia et Patria, Handzame, 1967).

25.5. "Armorial g�n�ral de Belgique". Publi� sous la direction de F. Koller et S. Melia. Edit� par le Centre belge de documentation h�raldique. Publisher Bruxelles, 1958. Coats of arms.

27. "Wapenboek Van de Belgische Adel" by __ Janssens [Coats of Arms of the Belgian Nobility], publisher Gemeentekrediet van Belgie, ISBN JA50660797; 4 volumes, 16,700 BEF.

27.1. "Wapenboek van den Nederlandschen Adel" by J.B.Rietstap (1883) (2 volumes).

27.2. "Stam en Wapenboek van Aanzienlijke Nederlandsche Familien" by A.A. Vorsterman Van Oijen (Oyen) (1885).

27.3. "Algemeen Nederlandsch Familieblad" by A.A.V. van Oyen (Oijen) (1887).

27.5. "Repertorium of the Parish Registers" compiled by Herv� Douchamps & Raymond Tefnin in 1985 and edited by the Belgian Federation for Genealogy and Heraldry as their Cahier #2 (363 p. - 800 BEF - ISBN 2-87091-001-0).

27.6. "Siebmacher's gro�es Wappenbuch" [large multi-volume set of Siebmacher's works concerning what is now Germany, plus Austria, Switzerland and much of Eastern Europe.]

Note: Be sure to consult this Heraldica page on the "old" and "new" sets of Siebmacher, and the different editions of the index Heraldry page on Siebmacher

27.7. "General Index zu den Siebmacher'schen Wappenb�chern 1605-1961", by Hans J�ger-Sunstenau (J. Siebmacher). [Be sure to get the latest edition (not 1961?) contains 586 pages and an estimated 10,000 surnames that had wappens recorded by Siebmacher. It includes parts of Siebmacher volumes 3, 15 and 31 that were omitted from the preceding index volume.]

28. John, Jürgen/Jonscher, Reinhard /Stelzner,Axel: Geschichte in Daten - Thüringen, Koehler & Amelang Verlagsgesellschaft München/Berlin 1995 (ISBN 3-7338-0185-7)

29. Handbuch der Historischen Stätten Deutschlands, Band 9 - Thüringen, Alfred Kröner Verlag Stuttgart, 1989 (ISBN 3-520-31302-2)

30. Herrmann, Rudolf, Thüringische Kirchengeschichte Band I, Frommannsche Buchhandlung Jena, 1937

31. Herrmann, Rudolf, Thüringische Kirchengeschichte Band II, Hermann Böhlaus Nachfolger, Weimar 1947

32. Patze, Hans u. Schlesinger, Walter, Geschichte Thüringens in 5 Bänden, Böhlau Verlag Köln-Wien, 1985

33. "The Germanic Invasions" by Lucien Musset (Thuringii Tribe is mentioned)

34. "Grundlagen und Anfänge: Deutschland Bis 1056" by F. Prinz (1986) [also know as "Deutschland Bis 1056"; look at the bibliography for leads to the ethnographic literature down to its date of publication)

35. "The Northern Barbarians" by Malcolm Todd

36. "The Early Germans" by Malcolm Todd (1992)

37. "The Barbarians: Goths, Franks and Vandals" by Malcolm Todd (1972)

38. "Etymologic Lexicon of Indo-Germanische" (that is, Words and Discussion of 'Living Tribes' of Oldest Europeans, since past Glacial Age & Their Contributions to Humanity -- Laplanders, North Siberian, Alaskan, Eskimos of North Canada) ISBN 0614134285, (1996, Sverge-Haus Publishers)

39. "Prester, John, the Mongols, and the Ten Lost Tribes", edited by Charles Beckingham and Bernard Hamilton, (1996, published by Aldershot, Hampshire, Great Britain; Brookfield, Vermont: Variorum). Papers are chiefly in English, with 3 in German and 1 in French. ISBN 086078553X [Note here that Prester John is a legendary character]

40. "The complete works of Tacitus: The Annals. The Histories. The life of Cnaeus Julius Agricola. Germany and its tribes. A dialogue on oratory." Translated from Latin by Alfred John Church and William Jackson Brodribb; edited by Moses Hadas. Published: New York, The Modern Library (1942)

41. "Introduction: the Merovingian kingdoms, 450-751" by John Contreni. Found in French Historical Studies (Spring 1996, vol 19, n3, p755(2) [Institution: (RI) ACADEMIC (1988-date)???] ISSN 0016-1071

42. Familienforschung in Mitteldeutschland, Zeitschrift der Arbeitsgemeinschaft für mitteldeutsche Familienforschung e.V. (AMF).

43. Namens- und Ortsregister Jahrgänge 1993-1996

44. Familie und Geschichte, Hefte für Familiengeschichtsforschung im sächsisch-thüringischen Raum. Verlag Degener & Co, Postfach 1360, D-91403 Neustadt/Aisch

45. Gebhardt's Handbuch der Deutschen Geschichte. 7th ed. Stuttgart: Union Deutsche Verlagsgesellschaft, 1930.

46. *Schmidt, L. 1910 and 1911. Geschichte der deutschen Staemme. I. Die Geschichte der Ostgermanen. II. Die Geschichte der Westgermanen. Weidmannsche Buchhandlung, Berlin. 493 and 649 pp. [Heavily referenced for the Ethnology Project on the Internet. Kevin has the internet address]

47. *Schmidt, Berthold. 1983. Die Thueringer. pp. 502-548. In Krueger, Bruno (ed.) Die Germanen. Vol. 2. Akademie-Verlag, Berlin. [Heavily referenced for the Ethnology Project on the Internet. Kevin has the internet address]

48. Geary, Patrick J. Before France and Germany: The Creation andTransformation of the Merovingian World. New York: Oxford University Press, 1988.

49. Gregory of Tours. History of the Franks. Thorpe translation. London: Penguin, 1988.

50. "Grundlagen und Anfaenge hessisch-thueringischer Geschichte." Hessenund Thueringen: Von dem Anfaengen bis zur Reformation: EineAustellung des Landes Hessen. Landgrafenschloss Marburg, 1992.

51. Ramge, Hans. "Sprachliche Grundlagen des hessisch-thueringischenRaumes." Hessen und Thueringen: Von dem Anfaengen bis zurReformation: Eine Austellung des Landes Hessen. Landgrafenschloss Marburg, 1992.

52. Heckmann, Hermann. Thueringen: Historische Landeskunde Mitteldeutschlands. Wuerzburg: Verlag Weidlich, 1986.

53. Patze, Hans and Walter Schlesinger. Geschichte Thueringens. 2nd ed.Koeln: Boehlau Verlag, 1985.

54. "The Oxford Illustrated History of Medieval Europe", G. Holmes, editor (Oxford Press, 1988). This work includes many articles, one of which is "The Northern World in the Dark Ages 400-900 A.D." by E. James, pages 63-114.

56. Bradman, Neil, and Mark Thomas (The Centre for Genetic Anthropology, University College London) Why Y? The Y chromosome in the study of human evolution, migration and prehistory, Science Spectra, No. 14, 1998. [Note: used the PCR laboratory procedure]

57. Polymerase Chain Reaction [PCR], Science Spectra No. 5, p. 50, 1996. Involves typing the Y chromosome; polymorphic loci chain lengths, which can be measured using an automatic DNA sequencer

58. Digging into the Past with DNA, Science Spectra No. 6, p. 64, 1996, by Marina Faerman et al.

59. Cavalli-Sforza, L.L. and Cavalli-Sforza, F. The Great Human Diasporas: the History of Diversity and Evolution, Addison-Wesley Publishing Co., Reading, MA (1995).

60. Jobling, M.A. and Tyler-Smith, C. "Fathers and Sons: the Y Chromosome and Human Evolution," Trends in Genetics, 11, 449-456 (1995).

61. Skorecki, K. et al. "Y Chromosomes of the Jewish Priests," Nature, 385, 32 (1997).

62. One can estimate a date for the most recent common ancestor (MRCA) of any two or more Y chromosomes, i.e. of any two living individuals. Mike Hammer at the University of Arizona, in the journal Nature, ____. In the same issue of Nature, another study by Whitfield et al. in Cambridge

63. "Progress in Population Genetics and Human Evolution". Institute for Mathematics and its Applications, IMA Volume 87, editors A. Friedman, W. Miller (1997)(ISBN 0-387-94944-5). This is a book with many articles.

64. Wilson, Allan and R.L. Cann, "The Recent African Genesis of Human Genes", 266 Scientific American 68-73 (1992) [Note: a landmark study of the mtDNA method].

65. Science editorials on "African Eve": 255 Scientific American 686-727 (1991); 259 Scientific American 1249 (1993).

66. Vigilant, et al., "African populations and the evolution of human mitochondrial DNA". 253 Science 1503-1507 (1991).

67. Wallace, D.C., Lott, M.T., Brown, M.D., Huoponen K, Torroni A, "Report of the committee on human mitochondrial DNA". In Cuticchia, A.J. (ed) "Human gene mapping 1995: a compendium (1995, Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, Maryland, see pages 910-954).

68. Foster, et al., "Jefferson fathered slave's last child", 396 Nature 27-28 (1998) [y polymorphism method].

69. Marshal, Eliot, "Which Jefferson Was the Father?", Science (8 Jany 1999) 153a-155a. The claim that Thomas Jefferson fathered at least one child by his slave Sally Hemings got a big boost in credibility last November 1998 when scientists announced in Nature that they had found DNA sequences in the Y chromosome of the Jefferson family that matched DNA from the Hemings family. The finding set off a flood of news reports declaring that the third U.S. president had, as rumored, fathered an illegitimate child by Sally Hemings. But now the authors of the report say that the data establish only that Thomas Jefferson was one of several candidates for the paternity of Eston Hemings, Sally's fifth child.

70. Foster, E.A. et al: "The Thomas Jefferson paternity case", 397 Nature 32 (1999), Scientific Correspondence. Foster, et al. reply: "It is true that men of Randolph Jefferson's family could have fathered Sally Hemings' later children. Space constraints prevented us from expanding on alternative interpretations of our DNA analysis, including the interesting one proposed by Davis. The title assigned to our study was misleading in that it represented only the simplest explanation of our molecular findings: namely, that Thomas Jefferson, rather than one of the Carr brothers, was likely to have been the father of Eston Hemings Jefferson."

72. Abbey, David M., "The Thomas Jefferson paternity case" 397 Nature 32 (1999), Scientific Correspondence. "The DNA analysis of Y-chromosome haplotypes used by Foster et al. to evaluate Thomas Jefferson's alleged paternity of Eston Hemings Jefferson, the last child of his slave Sally Hemings, is impressive. However, the authors did not consider all the data at hand in interpreting their results."

72.1 E. Hill, M. Jobling, D. Bradley, "Y-chromosome variation and Irish origins" 404 Nature No. 6776 (23 March 2000)

72.2. "Assessing DNA sequence variation using Denaturing High Performance Liquid Chromatography (DHPLC)" by Peter Underhill, Stanford University: automation, SNP's, more markers but fewer gel runs.

72.3. "High-throughput genotyping of Y-chromosome SNPs by fluorescence monitoring of product melting curves" by Josh Akey, B. Su, L. Jin, University of Texas School of Public Health, Houston, Texas: automation, SNPs, more markers, fewer runs, uses melting curves.

72.4. Carmichael, Terrence and Alexander Kuklin, "How to DNA Test Our Family Relationships" (AceN Press, Mountain View, California 2000)

72.5. Savin, Alan, "DNA for Family Historians".

72.6. "The Human Inheritance: Genes Language and Evolution" edited by Bryan Sykes. Published by Oxford University Press 1999

72.6.1. Wells, Spencer. The Journey of Man (2002)

72.6.2. Cavalli-Sforza, Luigi Luca. "Genes, Peoples, and Languages" (2000)

72.6.3. Sykes, Bryan. "The Seven Daughters of Eve" (2001)

72.7. SNP and Microsatellite Genotyping: Markers for Genetic Analysis (Molecular Laboratory Methods Series), Edited by Ali H. Hajeer, PhD, University of Manchester, UK. Forthcoming Fall 2000, $48.95, Hardcover, 172 pp, Color insert; ISBN 1-88129-38-4. See DNA Testing Labs [Talk about high-throughput!: MADGE, SNP, Microsatellites, High-Throughput]

73. "Kinderen Van Puivelde" by ____ De Vos, published by Bakermat, ISBN 9054615087. [Note: kinderen van hamlet Puivelde, Belsele, Belgium of van de familie Van Puivelde?]

74. "The Sorrow of Belgium" by Bruges-born author, Hugo Claus; one of the few pieces of local literature translated into English. Describes wartime Belgium through the eyes of a Flemish adolescent.

75. "Het spoor van de vervaler: overzicht van hulpmiddelen tot opsporing van vervalsingen van kunstwerken en antiek" by Nadine Duerinck (1984), publisher: DKS Uitgevery NV; ISBN 9064060711.

76. "Van Eyck: The Ghent Altarpiece" by Dr. Elisabeth Dhanens (London 1973).

77. "Flemish paintings in America, A survey of Early Netherlandish and Flemish Paintings in the Public Collections of North America" selected by Guy C. Bauman and Walter A. Liedtke (1992).

78. "De vrijmetselarij. De grote onbekende. 1717-1967" by Michel Dierickx (Antwerpen: Uitgeverij de Nederlansche Boekhandel, 1967).

79. Van Waerebeek, Ruth: Everybody Eats Well in Belgium Cookbook; New York: Workman Publishing, c1996

80. De La Rame, Louise (Ouida): "A Dog of Flanders"; Lippincott (1915), 78pp. Illustrated by Maria L. Kirk.

81. Bosschere,Jean De: "BEASTS & MEN: Folk Tales collected in Flanders"; London Heinemann 1918; 100 ils by Bosschere, 178pg.

82. De Bosschere, Jean De: "Folk Tales Of Flanders"; NY:Dodd 1918. 179pp, 24 folk tales collected by de Bosschere and illustrated by him.

83. De Bosschere, Jean: "Christmas Tales Of Flanders"; NY: Dodd Mead & Co., 1917. 1st USA Ed., illustrations. Twenty three Flemish tales. Over 100 Illustrations in black and white and 2 color. 12 Illustrations in Full Beautiful Color.

84. Dewilde, Bert: "Flax in Flanders Throughout the Centuries: History, Technical Evolution, Folklore". Lannoo; Tielt, Belgium, 1987. A scientific, richly illustrated and comprehensive story of the Flax farming and linen industry in Flanders since the 13th Century. Beautifully illustrated throughout with hundreds of color and b&w photographs and prints. A truly gorgeous, fascinating and unique book. 10' x 11-3/4', 216 pages. Included are two beautiful flaxen/linen bookmarks.

84.1. "Orphan Train Rider: One Boy's True Story" by Andrea warren (1996).

84.2. "The Orphan Trains" by Annette Fry (1994).

87. Antonia, Sister M.: "From Convent to Conflict or A Nun's Account of the Invasion of Belgium"; Baltimore, MD: John Murphy Co., 1916. 179pgs

88. "A Journal From Our Legation in Belgium" by Hugh Gibson; USA: Doubleday, 1917. [Mr. Hugh Gibson was Secretary to the American Legation in Brussels (1914- 1916)].

89. Kellogg, Charlotte: Women Of Belgium: Turning Tragedy Into Triumph ; New York, Funk & Wagnalls, 1917. 210pp. With b & w photographic plates. Relief work in WWI Belgium--soup kitchens, lace-making, sewing.]

90. Walter A. Dyer.: Pierrot: Dog of Belgium; Garden City: Doubleday. 112p. Children's story about a Belgian family and their dog during World War One. Belgian Mastiff "matin", still used as draft dogs, happily working for a family is, conscripted into the army. Written for the Belgium Relief Aid

91. Mercier: "The Voice of Belgium: Being the War Utterances of Cardinal Mercier", London:: ca. 1918

92. Kellogg, Charlotte: Mercier--The Fighting Cardinal of Belgium ; NY: Appleton, 1920

93. Dubly, Henry Louis: "The Life of Cardinal Mercier, Primate of Belgium"

94. Moncrieff, A. R. Hope: "Belgium Past and Present: the Cockpit of Europe"; "London: A&C Black, Ltd., 1920".

95. Green, Howard: "The Cockpit of Europe. A Guide to the Battlefields of Belgium & France", 1976, 144pp.

96. Sarolea, Charles: "How Belgium Saved Europe", Philadelphia, PA: J.B. Lippincott, 1915, 227p, Europe WWI

97. A BOOK OF BELGIUM'S GRATITUDE Comprising literary articles by representative Belgians, together with ....; London, John Lane, 1916, pp395, tipped in colour plates A limited edition of 200 copies [the deluxe edition]. The patron of the book was HM The King of the Belgians. The book was published in `recognition of the help and hospitality given by the British Empire and of the relief bestowed by the United States of America during the Great War.

98. Gleason, Arthur: With the First War Ambulance in Belgium: Young Hilda at the Wars; NY, AL Burt, 1915. World War I non fiction sketches that tell of ruined Belgium; Red Cross

99. Farnum, Suzanne Silvercruys: "Suzanne Of Belgium; The Story Of A Modern Girl", E. P. Dutton, New York, 1932. 290 pp. Story of a young girl's escape from Belgium during the "Great War."

100. Burke, Kathleen.: "Young Heroes Of Britain And Belgium". ; Doubleday Page 1921, Ills-Marguerite Davis. Heroic tales of World War I.

101. Marchant, Bessie: "Molly Angel's Adventures: A Tale of the German Occupation of Belgium"; London: Blackie and Son

102. Roberts, Katharine: "And the Bravest of These (a visit to Belgium after WWII)"; New York, NY: Doubleday & Co., 1946, 311 pgs.

103. Hunt, Edward Eyre: War Bread. A Personal Narrative of the War and Relief in Belgium. ; N.Y.: Holt & Co, 1916.

104. Van Schaick, Jr., John: "The Little Corner Never Conquered : The Story Of The American Red Cross War Work For Belgium"; The Macmillan Co. New York 1922, 282 pp.

105. Vandercook, Margaret: The Red Cross Girls In Belgium; Winston, 1916.

107. Doneux, Jacques (Captain): "They Arrived by Moonlight" (author operated secret radio set in Nazi-occupied Belgium in WWII) ; London, UK: Odhams Press Ltd., 1956. 230 pgs

108. E. Alexander Powell: "Fighting In Flanders"; NY: 1915. 231pp. A record of the Belgian Army at war by an American journalist.

109. John McCrae: "In Flanders Fields"; NY: 1919. Collection of WWI poetry with a biography of the Canadian soldier-poet.

110. Leon Wolff: "In Flanders Fields"; NY: 1958. 305pp. Excellent history of the 1917 Campaign.