author
Sister Marie Antoine
b. 1889
A Belgian nun’s firsthand account of World War I brings readers inside convent life during the German invasion of Belgium. Her surviving work is valued for its intimate, ground-level view of fear, faith, and endurance in wartime.
1 Audiobook
From Convent to Conflict; Or, A Nun's Account of the Invasion of Belgium
by Sister Marie Antoine
About the author
Little is firmly documented about this author beyond catalog records that list her as born in 1889 and connect her with the book From Convent to Conflict; Or, A Nun's Account of the Invasion of Belgium.
That book presents a personal account of the 1914 invasion of Belgium and the upheaval it brought to a religious community. It has continued to circulate through library and public-domain editions because readers interested in wartime memoirs and women’s voices in history find it a vivid perspective.
Available sources in this search do not provide a fuller confirmed life story, so details such as her later career, birthplace, and death are unclear.