L'Allemagne des violations des lois de la guerre 1914-1915 . o theGerman armées qui sont trouvés en possession de balles dum-dum. Tous les officiers et autres personnes servingwith l'armée doivent être avertis qu'ils doivent s'getrid de toute munition qui peut, par quelque moyen que ce beconsidered comme relevant de la catégorie des dum-dumbullets. Cette description s'applique, par exemple, tocertain sortes de munitions de pistolet qui l'bulletis pas entièrement couvertes, c'est à dire, à la fin dont la coquille est cassée et revenir en arrière, de façon à la base de plomb est visible ; il semble s'appliquer, par exemple, à l'am

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Germany's violations of the laws of war 1914-1915 . o theGerman forces who shall be found in possession of dum-dum bullets. All officers and other persons servingwith the Army should be warned that they must getrid of any ammunition which may by any means beconsidered as coming under the category of dum-dumbullets. This description applies, for instance, tocertain kinds of pistol ammunition of which the bulletis not completely covered, that is to say, at the end ofwhich the casing has been broken and turned back, sothat the leaden core is visible; it would seem to apply, for instance, to the ammunition used in the Parabel-lum revolver. Ammunition in which the leaden coreis pierced with holes may also be called in question.On the other hand, the bullet used in the service re-volver with its unbroken, flattened casing cannot beincluded under that heading. Any of the enemys troops who may be found inpossession of dum-dum or similar bullets must be shoton the spot. In order to determine beyond all possibility of doubt Of the Laws of War 285. /**« those points on the Anglo-French front where dum-dumbullets are being used, information is immediately to begiven us as to the number of these projectiles which arecaptured from the different armies, indicating at the .Ifk. 4*v~ Afc tyrtMJr.hyf No. 99 ***^ *Af 2^ .-. *»&•# jt> Iki^t^i fry*. ^ Jr LLL1 fTl_ same time from what units they have been taken.Samples of ammunition thus found should be forwardedwith the official report. 13th October. Amongst the infantry ammunitionwhich has been issued to certain men of the corps, there is a cartridge known as the Zerscheller, alsoanother type of cartridge, of which the point of the 286 Violations of the Laws of War bullet appears to have been slightly flattened by rub-bing with some hard object. Ammunition of this kind is liable to be classifiedas dum-dum bullets, and the men should be warnedthat they run the risk of being shot if captured withcartridges of this kind in their poss

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