Original sentence: Additional documents and articles argue that the Legion Bank was funded by a variety of enterprises and Czech thriftiness; there were, after all, over 50,000 soldiers saving virtually all of their payroll for two years and quite a bit of additional enterprise.Czech historians point to historical documents, such as protocols between the Legion and the Bolsheviks, that quite clearly state that all of the gold was turned over to Soviet representatives.It has been widely admired, though was also an object of resentment and suspicion.The Soviet Red Army looted the bank in May of 1945 and shipped its material assets to Moscow.They also took their revenge on any Legionnaires still alive
Edited sentence: A great story - and parts of it might be true - or not.Additional documents and articles argue that the LegionBank was funded by a variety of enterprises and legendary Czech thriftiness - there were, after all, over 50,000 soldiers saving virtually all of their payroll for two years and quite a bit of additional enterprise.All of this is described in slightly more detail in the "talk" part of this section.Banks are funny that way.But the bank still stands and the Legion's memory is being restored.Czech historians can point to historical documents - protocols between the Legion and the Bolsheviks - that quite clearly state that ALL the gold was turned over to Soviet representatives.For many, this is the truth of it - though not very exciting.If you're in Prague, it's definitely worth a visit, though you might want to keep your camera in your pocket.It has been widely admired, and rightly so.It was also an object of resentment and suspicion.Some Legion-related pictures and text can be found in the street display-windows of the 'Hotel Legie' (near the Prague Metro station of I.The Soviet Red Army looted the bank in May of 1945 and shipped its material assets to Moscow for reasons of both mundane greed and historical enmity.The last legionnaire died in 2001.There were train wrecks, warlords, and who knows what other activity.They also took their revenge on any Legionnaires still alive, stripping them of both their pensions and their honor