Soldiers. Nazi American History tv is on cspan3 every weekend, featuring museum tours, archival films, and programs on the presidency, the civil war, and more. Heres a clip from a recent program. But i want to tell you about him, because when he came to the home, he never stopped being involved in the community. He had a regular column. He wrote so frequently that the local paper started section where he would started a section where he would report on everything. Sometimes they were bible lessons. Sometimes they were on who came to the home and who left. Constantly engaged in the community with the home. Probably the most popular news were weddings, when veterans and widows would fall in love and get married. My favorite was one of the widows who i think had married eight times by the end. Her famous phrase when asked why she married so many times, well, if the lord keeps taking them, i figure i should, too. [laughter] so, they are isolated from the community. This is a very vibrant H
Regular soldier in many cases looked very much like the one im wearing. The difference being, they would have the raised collar and they would have epaulets. Trotsky took the red army and said, i want to make it a working mans army. When you go to work, you dont wear a suit that has a raised collar and epaulets. You have a suit that has a laydown collar. As we saw on the front of that book, that was the early war uniform. It was a simple smock. The Rank Insignia were on the collar. As the war progressed, there was more and more reference to the past, to the heroics of the military achievement under the czars. So, a lot of the changes were made to kind of encourage that, to reinforce that. So, later on during the war, the uniform was now changed back to, in a sense, the czaristtype looking uniform. Again, the medals came back. Medals were prolific. The guard medals, the idea that there were famous czarist units. Now we were going to have elite Red Army Units to raise morale and encourag
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Alexei romanoff i was sitting in my apartment in new york city. Theres this snow storm. Watching a kinescope of los angeles. And they were showing the freeways, multilane roads that you dont have to pay a toll on. And i was so impressed that i called one of my best friends and i said, by next year im gonna be in california. Joey terrill i grew up in highland park, montecito heights, mount washington. Im second generation. My mom and all my aunts were from l. A. As well. Its my history. Speaker coming to l. A. In 60, i was thinking, oh, it was a brand new world. The country was looking to be in a different place as well. So i thought integration and california was like the end of the rainbow or the beginning of it, whichever. Marie cartier los angeles is the end of the known world. You come here and this is where it all washes up. Theres a quote from chris williamson, move to california cause the leash is a little bit longer. And if there was ever a population that needed that, it would