1915 in Belgium
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Incumbents
Events
- 3 March â The 7th Belgian Field Artillery is formed.
- 22 April - 25 May â Second Battle of Ypres[3]
Publications
- Reports of the Belgian representatives in Berlin, London and Paris to the Minister of Foreign Affairs in Brussels, 1905-1914: European politics during the decade before the war as described by Belgian diplomatists.[4]
- Isabel Anderson, The Spell of Belgium (Boston)[5]
- Maurice Maeterlinck et al., Belgium, Hero and Martyr: Visé, Liége, Dinant, Termonde, Louvain, Malines, Nieuport, Ypres, Dixmude, Furnes, 1914-1915 (Paris)[6]
- Pierre Nothomb, The Barbarians in Belgium, translated by Jean E.H. Findlay, with a preface by Henry Carton de Wiart (London, Jarrold & sons)[7]
- Edward Neville Vose, The Spell of Flanders: An Outline of the History, Legends and Art of Belgium's Famous Northern Provinces (Boston, The Page Company)[8]
Births
- 22 May - Raymond Leblanc, comic book publisher and film producer (d. 2008)[9]
- 6 July - Marcel Quinet, composer and pianist (d. 1986)[10]
Deaths
- 5 February â Joseph Amerlinck (born 1862), engineer
- 12 October â Edith Cavell (born 1865), nurse
