31449 - Confederate Infantry Flagbearer with 1st National Colors First Legion-Late War Germans For many male collaborators punishment

For many male collaborators punishment was even worse

a bullet is seated and rammed down the barrel

Each regiment

suitably clad in his sensible ‘Harris Tweed’ Norfolk hunting suit

31449 - Confederate Infantry Flagbearer with 1st National Colors First Legion-Late War Germans For many male collaborators punishmentConfederate Infantry Flagbearer with 1st National Colors The original flag of the Confederate States of America, commonly known as the Stars and Bars, was approved by the Congress of the Confederate States and first raised over the capital building in Montgomery, Alabama, on the afternoon of the 4 March 1861. Use of the new flag spread quickly across the South with the original version having the stars in a circle, the number of stars corresponding to