If the UDC walks out, Mr Mas's party may be hammered.

如果UDC退席，Mas政党的发展将遇到巨大阻碍。

By 1918,the UDC claimed over 100,000 members.

到 1918 年，UDC 拥有超过 100,000 名成员。

The UDC raised thousands of dollars to build monuments to Confederate soldiers.

UDC 筹集了数千美元来为同盟国士兵建造纪念碑。

After World War I, the UDC started losing steam.

第一次世界大战后， UDC 开始失去动力。

History of Georgia was on the UDC’s approved list.

格鲁吉亚的历史在 UDC 的批准名单上。

That’s the big fight for the UDC.

这是 UDC 的大战。

The UDC still exists and defends Confederate symbols as part of a noble heritage of sacrifice by their ancestors.

UDC 仍然存在并捍卫同盟标志，作为其祖先牺牲的崇高遗产的一部分。

The UDC's efforts shaped the identities of children who grew up with the Lost Cause.

UDC 的努力塑造了在 Lost Cause 中长大的孩子们的身份。

By the early 20th century, the UDC had 100,000 members in chapters spread all over the country, but mostly in former Confederate states.

到 20 世纪初， UDC 在全国各地的分会中拥有 100,000 名成员，但大多数在前邦联州。

Presidents William Howard Taft and Woodrow Wilson both met with UDC members and enabled them to memorialize the Confederacy in Arlington National Cemetery.

威廉霍华德塔夫脱总统和伍德罗威尔逊总统都会见了 UDC 成员，并使他们能够在阿灵顿国家公墓纪念邦联。

You can still get glimmers of this Lost Cause memory of the war And I think the UDC, to a great extent was — that was their goal.

你仍然可以从这场战争的失落原因记忆中得到一丝微光而且我认为 UDC 在很大程度上是 - 那是他们的目标。

Dr. Karen Cox wrote the book on the UDC, and I asked her if it was fair to say the group established the Lost Cause as historical fact in the South.

Karen Cox 博士写了一本关于 UDC 的书，我问她说该组织将 Lost Cause 确立为南方的历史事实是否公平。