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African-Americans

'Schwartz Teufel'

• NY Times, 1919 •


The article attached here was pulled from the pages of a 1919 NEW YORK TIMES that reported on the history of Negro infantry units of the World War I (the first three pages were devoted to the French Colonial troops – and you may click here to read an article about about them). It concerned the combat record of the American 92nd and 93rd Divisions – units that were dubbed ‘Schwartz Teufel’ (black devils) by the luckless Germans who stood in the opposite trenches.

“The negro soldiers of the United States arrived late on the field of battle, but in more than sufficient time to make Germany feel the strength of their arm. In all 83,000 Negroes were drafted for service in the National Army sent overseas. More than 626 of the 1,250 colored men who completed their course of training were commissioned as officers in the United States Army; nearly 100 negro physicians and surgeons received commissions as officers in the Medical Reserve Corps and a full 30,000 men constituted the 92nd Division detailed for duty in France under General Pershing. The total number of Negro combat troops was 42,000”.


Click here additional articles about the American Blacks who fought in the First World War…

Read American Blacks Under French Command<br>(NY  Times, 1919) for Free
WW1 American Black soldiers Under French Command92nd division takes Bois Frehaut 1918WW1 92nd division in Marbache France 1918schwartz teufel ww1 african american soldiersMajor Charles L Appleton USA in WW1 FranceMajor Charles L Appleton 56th infantry regiment 1918African-American ww1 soldiers 56th infantry regiment 1918WW1 African-American soldiers at Bois Frehaut 1918ww1 92nd division at Vandieres-St-Michel-Xon-Norry 1918ww1 african-american soldiers at Vandieres-St-Michel-Xon-Norry 1918ww1 african-american soldiers 367th regiment 1918WW1 92nd division at Pont-a-Moussonww1 african-american soldiers New York Times 1919372 regiment of infantry 1918history of 372 regiment of infantryhistory of 370 regiment of infantry 1918history of 369 regiment of infantry 1918history of 371st regiment of infantry 1918

'Schwartz Teufel'

'Schwartz Teufel'

'Schwartz Teufel'

'Schwartz Teufel'

WW1 American Black soldiers Under French Command92nd division takes Bois Frehaut 1918WW1 92nd division in Marbache France 1918schwartz teufel ww1 african american soldiersMajor Charles L Appleton USA in WW1 FranceMajor Charles L Appleton 56th infantry regiment 1918African-American ww1 soldiers 56th infantry regiment 1918WW1 African-American soldiers at Bois Frehaut 1918ww1 92nd division at Vandieres-St-Michel-Xon-Norry 1918ww1 african-american soldiers at Vandieres-St-Michel-Xon-Norry 1918ww1 african-american soldiers 367th regiment 1918WW1 92nd division at Pont-a-Moussonww1 african-american soldiers New York Times 1919372 regiment of infantry 1918history of 372 regiment of infantryhistory of 370 regiment of infantry 1918history of 369 regiment of infantry 1918history of 371st regiment of infantry 1918
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