One third of the Belgian Army, fled north to the Netherlands, followed by about one million civilian refugees in 1914 who, depending upon their means of transport, ended up in Great Britain, the Netherlands and France.
One third of the Belgian Army, fled north to the Netherland where they were interned for the rest of the war. They were followed by about one million civilian refugees in 1914 who, depending upon their means of transport, ended up in Great Britain, the Netherlands and France.