WWI, Germanophobia, 1914
Appenrodt's restaurant, which was owned by H. Apptenrodt on the Boulevard des Italiens in Paris, France. The restaurant was attacked by a French mob who thought the owner was a German national, during the early days of World War I. Anti-German sentiment (or Germanophobia) is defined as an opposition to or fear of Germany, its inhabitants, its culture and the German language. Anti-German feeling led to infrequent rioting, assaults on suspected Germans and the looting of stores owned by people with German-sounding names Bain News Service 1914
Picture No
10978186
Media ID
47618518
Size
4800px x 3257px
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Credit
© Photo Researchers / Mary Evans~~
Source
Photo Researchers
Date
1914
