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Vietnam War
A group of Canadian professors sets up a halfway house for American deserters. - Radio, 5:13
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March 16, 1969
Americans come north to avoid service in Vietnam
Radio
5:13
Second World War
German soldiers are taken prisoner or left dead after trying to reclaim a Dutch town from advancing Canadians. - Radio, 3:59
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April 17, 1945
April 17: Canadian army repels desperate Germans
Radio
3:59
Second World War
Housewives in blockaded Holland pay exorbitant prices for sugar, bread, coffee and other staples. - Radio, 4:26
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April 22, 1945
April 21: Food prices soar in Dutch famine zone
Radio
4:26
Second World War
An RCAF reporter gets a rare glimpse of everyday life in wartime Germany. - Radio, 2:36
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April 22, 1945
April 22: A truce lets Canadians tour behind enemy lines
Radio
2:36
Second World War
The CBC's Matthew Halton wonders how Germans can doubt the existence of brutal death camps in their midst. - Radio, 9:24
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April 23, 1945
April 23: 'This country of unspeakable evil'
Radio
9:24
Second World War
Guards are on the alert as the enemy attempts sabotage in the dying days of the Second World War. - Radio, 2:47
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April 24, 1945
April 24: Spies and refugees in Allied territory
Radio
2:47
Second World War
The Allies overtake the German capital but still have to flush out Nazis they believe are hiding in the Alps. - Radio, 4:07
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April 25, 1945
April 25: Has Hitler fled from burning Berlin?
Radio
4:07
Vietnam War
Teens give their thoughts on Canadian politicians and their policies on Vietnam. - Television, 3:56
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Jan. 30, 1966
Canadian teens speak out on Vietnam
Television
3:56
Vietnam War
Canadian Vietnam veterans fight for the support they were told they would receive. - Television, 5:30
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June 18, 1986
Canadian Vietnam vets fight for benefits
Television
5:30
Vietnam War
A Toronto man tries to recruit a volunteer unit of Canadians to join the U.S. forces in Vietnam. - Radio, 2:42
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Feb. 20, 1966
Canadians sign up to fight with U.S. in Vietnam
Radio
2:42
Second World War
The war in Europe is over when German commanders capitulate at Allied headquarters in Reims, France. - Radio, 6:03
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May 7, 1945
Germans sign unconditional surrender
Radio
6:03
Second World War
A Canadian soldier at home remembers fallen comrades as he walks among boisterous crowds on VE-Day. - Radio, 4:43
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May 7, 1945
'I was all mixed up today'
Radio
4:43
Second World War
"The Nazi beast has been slain," says the prime minister, "but we must fight Japanese militarism until total victory is achieved." - Radio, 12:30
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May 8, 1945
Mackenzie King addresses the nation
Radio
12:30
Second World War
CBC Radio's <em>For Valour</em> recounts the brave exploits of Canadian Major C.F. Hoey, who received a posthumous VC in Burma. - Radio, 2:20
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May 8, 1945
Major C.F. Hoey wins the Victoria Cross
Radio
2:20
Second World War
Russian and American generals in Germany pledge their countries' friendship amid rumours of Hitler's death. - Radio, 4:06
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May 1, 1945
May 1: A toast at Torgau
Radio
4:06
Second World War
An 18th-century palace is the backdrop as German commanders sign an unconditional surrender, ending the war in Italy. - Radio, 9:31
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May 2, 1945
May 2: 'Agony of defeat' for Germans in Italy
Radio
9:31
Second World War
VE-Day is subdued in Washington as Americans look ahead to the ongoing war with Japan. - Radio, 5:09
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May 13, 1945
'On to Tokyo'
Radio
5:09
Second World War
A near-riot breaks out as sailors and civilians burglarize a brewery and loot local shops. - Television, 3:47
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May 3, 1985
Revelry goes rancid in Halifax
Television
3:47
Vietnam War
Canada agrees to help supervise the ceasefire in Indochina. - Television, 2:13
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July 29, 1954
Strengthening the peace in Vietnam
Television
2:13
Terrorism
It was deemed the worst act of terrorism in Canadian history: 331 people were killed in two decisive and deliberate explosions — one in a Japanese airport, another aboard Air India flight 182 in 1985. For the families of the victims, most of them Canadian, this was just the beginning. Charges of investigative bungling would be followed by the more startling accusations that CSIS, Canada's security agency, intentionally initiated a coverup. For over 20 years Canadians have grappled with this unsolved crime for which no one has yet had to pay.
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Topic spans: 1985-2005
The Air India Investigation
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