The Poilus: A Profile

French infantry during the First World War was often called Infantry like Pools or Fur. Poylas are the backbone of the French army, many of which come from the working class. Whatever the difference, they first saw the war with the same sparkling light. They do not know what war is. As the war went on, a lot of things ranging from uniforms to prospects made tremendous changes. A boring battle began to rage, fraternity and even rebellion occurred.

The ninth infantry regiment in the United States first entered the defensive line to support France. The French general Jean Degoutte was planning to send American troops to beaten national teams, but Americans claimed to occupy their position. Colonel Preston Brown replied: "General, these are often Americans, in 150 years, when Degoutte asked if Americans were able to fight terrible Boche who really crushed many French people. They have never been beaten, they will stick to it. "

I answered the first question in the most satisfactory way. French soldiers do not have prejudice or feelings. Poylas and my boy are intimate friends, dining, dancing, singing, marching, and fighting all at once. If you feel something about black officers, there are few French staff. If it is small, it is not racial, but I suspect that colored people (of course judged by the people they know) can implement the technical education necessary to establish effective officials. But when I wrote these lines, Captain Napoleon Bonaparte and Captain Price. D. Lincoln Reid lives in the turmoil of French officers at our infantry school, a prominent guest. 191

At the moment, people around the world have changed the profile picture of their own and have a French flag covering the profile photos of the French people, indicating a lot of support for the French citizens. Attacks can bring strong emotions and may change domestic and foreign policies across France and Europe as a whole. Without a doubt this will also cause a reaction from American officials who established a similar relationship between the European refugee crisis and American immigrants.