United Confederate Veterans

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The United Confederate Veterans was a post–Civil War fraternal organization of former Confederate soldiers that promoted Confederate memory, monuments, and narratives that later became central to the Lost Cause ideology.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Lost Cause organization
fraternal organization
veterans organization
collaboratesWith Sons of Confederate Veterans
United Daughters of the Confederacy
country Confederate States of America
dissolved mid-20th century
fieldOfWork Civil War commemoration
Confederate memorialization
veterans welfare
foundedBy former Confederate soldiers
hasMember Confederate Army veterans
Confederate Marine Corps veterans
Confederate Navy veterans
Confederate state militia veterans
hasMotto United Confederate Veterans self-linksurface differs
surface form: “United Confederate Veterans” (name used as unifying label)
hasOrganizationalRole adjutant general and chief of staff
commander-in-chief
hasPart department-level organizations
local camps
state divisions
headquartersLocation New Orleans
surface form: New Orleans, Louisiana
ideology Lost Cause of the Confederacy
Southern nationalism
white supremacy
inception 1889
influenced Confederate monuments
surface form: Confederate monument movement

Lost Cause historiography
Sons of Confederate Veterans
United Daughters of the Confederacy
locationCountry United States of America
memberOf Confederate heritage organizations
surface form: Confederate heritage movement
notableLeader Alexander P. Stewart
J.E.B. Stuart
surface form: J. E. B. Stuart Jr.

John B. Gordon
Stephen D. Lee
notableWork Confederate Veteran magazine
opposedTo Reconstruction policies
civil rights for African Americans
organizedEvent Confederate veterans reunions
annual national reunions
publication Confederate Veteran magazine
purpose organize reunions of Confederate veterans
promote Confederate memory
promote Confederate monuments
promote Lost Cause ideology
provide mutual aid to Confederate veterans
significantEvent 1890 New Orleans reunion
1903 New Orleans reunion
1913 Gettysburg reunion participation

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Lost Cause of the Confederacy influencedBy United Confederate Veterans
75th Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg reunion hasParticipant United Confederate Veterans
this entity surface form: Confederate Army veterans
United Confederate Veterans hasMotto United Confederate Veterans self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: “United Confederate Veterans” (name used as unifying label)
Anna Davenport Raines associatedWith United Confederate Veterans
this entity surface form: Confederate veterans