they changed the name of the avenue to general pershing avenue. general pershing was the head of the american army. and even in war of work to there was some prejudice. a german lady from the country's old -- brought fresh eggs and sold them to my grandparents into my aunts and uncles who live close by. a lot of people stopped buying eggs from this woman who had to have been a second or third generation american. so prejudice there will always be. nathan had an amazing ability to get to know and to get along with all kinds of people. he quickly learned spanish or at least tex-mex, and he was a guy who loved people. and he communicated with people. he was a good businessman, but at the heart of his business was hot serving his customers. yes, ma'am. >> you mentioned people with funny sounding names. it does not sound like a russian name. i am just wondering about that. >> callous and in its various derivations, keels and come back to listen, and so forth a fairly unusual. and that helped me a lot. a great thing started with haley and his book, rout

. -- pershing avenue. [laughter] the most german county in missouri, we have a small town sdam, renamed pershing. i plotted this map and then i looked at what i just plotted. what do i see? do all the accusations just happen where the germans are living? the violence -- does violence simply happen were all germans are living? not necessarily. in callaway county, we have an incident of kissing -- flag kissing. ann in jackson county, american-born. it does not necessarily correlate. there's a bit of concentration where the germans are living, but it was not convincing enough that there is a direct correlation to twin accusations, violations, and where german-americans are living. i was asking you questions. what does it mean to be loyal? who defines the loyalty? who enforces the loyalty? once i began to realize, wait a minute, this is at the local people, i began to look away from the federal government. the new truth revealed itself to me. yes, we have the federal law. who is enforcing those federal laws? i

pershing park is founded on the southern age five in slovenia -- southern edge by pennsylvania avenue. between 14th and 15th streets. the northern part of the map is pennsylvania avenue. it is a prime location. is onene and i -- it end of what is the significant concourse. it is one block away from the white house and from the .reasury department it is a symbolically important location. and it's one that could receive a lot of foot traffic for people visiting the white house and other sites in this part of town. to us, it is a highly important acation, one we think merits significant memorial and one we think will do justice to the veterans of world war i. again, we prefer the mall, but we play the cards we are dealt with. there are some drawbacks. it is a park with a world war i element in it. the pershing memorial is tucked away in the lower right corner in the photograph in the selfies corner. that part of the park is very obscure from the street. it is elevated and there are earthen berm's topped by 10 foot stone walls in that corner of the park. there is nothing inviting about th