Siegen

George Stout crawled through the wall opening and into a room even he, who had been at Siegen and Merkers, never imagined.

Rubens was sent to prison, and thereafter banished to Siegen, where his wife joined him.

But the process was, as a matter of fact, communicated to him by a German soldier, Ludwig von Siegen.

Lafayette, the Prince de Nassau-Siegen, and other noblemen appealed instantly in his favor.