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The British West Indies Regiment Race and Colour on the Western Front
Author: Dominiek Dendooven
Year: 2023
Pages: 144
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Language: ENG



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The British West Indies Regiment Race and Colour on the Western Front' is a historical non-fiction book that explores the experiences of black soldiers from the Caribbean who fought in World War I. The book delves into the challenges faced by these soldiers, both on and off the battlefield, and how their presence in the British Army helped to challenge racial attitudes and stereotypes. The author examines the role of race and colour in the military context, highlighting the ways in which the regiment's service helped to break down barriers and pave the way for future generations of black soldiers. The book begins with an overview of the history of the British West Indies Regiment, established in 1914 to recruit soldiers from the Caribbean colonies. The author describes the harsh conditions faced by the soldiers, including discrimination, racism, and prejudice, both from their white comrades and the enemy. Despite these challenges, the soldiers persevered and proved themselves to be valuable assets to the war effort. The author then delves into the personal stories of individual soldiers, highlighting their bravery and sacrifice. These men came from diverse backgrounds, but shared a common goal: to fight for their country and prove their worth as soldiers. Through their experiences, the author shows how the regiment's presence on the front lines helped to challenge racial attitudes and pave the way for future generations of black soldiers. The book also explores the impact of the regiment's service on the wider world, including its influence on civil rights movements and anti-colonial struggles.
The British West Indies Regiment Race and Colour on the Western Front '- историческая научно-популярная книга, в которой рассказывается об опыте чернокожих солдат из стран Карибского бассейна, участвовавших в Первой мировой войне. как на поле боя, так и за его пределами, и как их присутствие в британской армии помогло бросить вызов расовым установкам и стереотипам. Автор рассматривает роль расы и цвета кожи в военном контексте, подчеркивая, каким образом служба полка помогла разрушить барьеры и проложить путь для будущих поколений чернокожих солдат. Книга начинается с обзора истории британского Вест-Индского полка, созданного в 1914 году для набора солдат из карибских колоний. Автор описывает суровые условия, с которыми сталкиваются солдаты, включая дискриминацию, расизм и предрассудки, как со стороны своих белых товарищей, так и со стороны врага. Несмотря на эти трудности, солдаты упорно трудились и зарекомендовали себя как ценные активы для военных усилий. Затем автор углубляется в личные истории отдельных солдат, подчеркивая их храбрость и жертвенность. Эти люди происходили из разных слоев общества, но разделяли общую цель: сражаться за свою страну и доказать свою ценность в качестве солдат. Своим опытом автор показывает, как присутствие полка на передовой помогло бросить вызов расовым установкам и проложить путь будущим поколениям чернокожих солдат. Книга также исследует влияние службы полка на более широкий мир, включая его влияние на движения за гражданские права и антиколониальную борьбу.
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