Harlem Hellfighters' Christmas
The Harlem Hellfighters prepare for deployment to France just before Christmas in 1917, grappling with the stress of leaving their families behind. As they embark on this journey, the realities of racial discrimination in the Jim Crow South shape their experience. Meanwhile, the holiday spirit persists, with interfaith celebrations back home and a Christmas gathering led by Black Jack Pershing, setting the stage for a bittersweet wartime holiday.In this clip
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148: Tales of Christmas from World War I (A Truce, Plum Pudding, and Love)
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