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I understood it that since the US unified and was able to allow african americans into the military, they were strong enough and stable enough to participate. A
by thinkloop 9y ago
I understood it that since the US unified and was able to allow african americans into the military, they were strong enough and stable enough to participate. Additionally since african american (human) equality was front and center, germany's hate-fueled racist agenda was especially distasteful adding social and political motivation to participate.
- smhenderson 9y agoWas Germany's involvement in WWI really based on a "hate-fueled, racist agenda"? Of course it was for WWII but I thought Bismark was more into empire building than out to get rid of anyone except the Germans...
- vkou 9y ago1. Bismark would have never supported Germany's behaviour leading up to WWI. The people in charge thought they had the genius of Bismark, but had a bit more in common with Nero. 2. The primary 'hate-fueled racist agenda' in WWI was the Serb-Austrian relationship... And that was less about direct racism, and more about imperialism. (Which the Entente was completely guilty of.)