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WWI: PARADE, 1919. The 369th Infantry Regiment on parade up Fifth Avenue in New York City
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WWI: PARADE, 1919. The 369th Infantry Regiment on parade up Fifth Avenue in New York City
WWI: PARADE, 1919.
The 369th Infantry Regiment on parade up Fifth Avenue in New York City. Photograph, 17 February 1919
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1919 369th Infantry Regiment 42nd Street Aerial View Black February Fifth Avenue Flag Homecoming Marching New York New York City New York Public Library Northeast Parade Victory
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This photograph captures a historic moment in American history - the triumphant homecoming parade of the 369th Infantry Regiment, also known as the "Harlem Hellfighters" up Fifth Avenue in New York City. Taken on February 17,1919, this aerial view showcases a sea of African American soldiers proudly marching through the heart of Manhattan. The image is filled with energy and pride as these brave men don their uniforms and wave American flags high above their heads. The sepia tones add a sense of nostalgia to this early twentieth-century scene, reminding us of the sacrifices made during World War I. As we gaze at this snapshot frozen in time, we can almost hear the cheers from the crowd lining both sides of Fifth Avenue. People from all walks of life gather to witness this extraordinary sight - an African American regiment parading through one of America's most iconic streets. This photograph serves as a testament to victory and resilience. It symbolizes not only the bravery and dedication displayed by these soldiers but also represents progress towards racial equality within our nation's armed forces. Preserved by The Granger Collection at New York Public Library, this print allows us to reflect upon an important chapter in our history while honoring those who fought for freedom and justice.
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