Arnold Arnot's Certificat De Bonne Conduite, 1936

Description: A close-up photograph of Arnot's Certificat De Bonne Conduite, in French.
Photograph appears with the article, "Where Can I Find a Country?," Los Angeles Times, 05 Apr 1936: I4.
Arnold Arnot is a man not even sure of his age. He speculates that he could be anywhere from 33 to 37 years old, possibly of French and Russian descent from his parents, who were murdered by Communists when he was young. He recounts his harrowing journey serving for the Russian White army, multiple imprisonments, and narrow escapes from death, which eventually lead to him living in Hollywood, trying to earn his wages as a dishwasher.
Caption: Text from negative sleeve: 4413 - Albert Arnot Sun Magazine "story on foreign legionnaire see 4/5/36 story "where--can I find a country?" [stamped:] Mar 19 1936
Text from newspaper caption: ARNOT'S DISCHARGE FROM THE FOREIGN LEGION

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