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First World War
First World War: The Royal 22nd is decimated at Arras, France. Their leader, future governor general Georges P. Vanier is nearly killed... twice. - Radio, 7:05
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Feb. 14, 1965
22nd Battalion decimated at Arras
Radio
7:05
First World War
Most French Canadians are unenthusiastic about fighting the First World War. But some prominent citizens think French Canada deserves its own fighting force. - Television, 2:52
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Nov. 8, 1989
A battalion is born
Television
2:52
Second World War
Casa Berardi: the Royal 22nd are pinned down and almost wiped out. But a brave captain leads them through incredible odds. - Radio, 7:41
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May 8, 1945
A Victoria Cross for valour in Italy
Radio
7:41
Terrorism
Following four airplane hijackings in the United States, thousands of travelers are stranded in Canadian airports as air traffic comes to a standstill. - Television, 2:36
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Sept. 11, 2001
Air traffic halted on Sept. 11, 2001
Television
2:36
Second World War
What kind of future awaits Canadian servicemen after coming home from the war in Europe? - Radio, 13:54
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May 30, 1945
Back on 'Civvy Street'
Radio
13:54
Second World War
Despite meeting German officers carrying a white flag, a Canadian colonel can't quite believe fighting has ended. - Radio, 4:28
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May 5, 1945
Can it really be over?
Radio
4:28
Second World War
Jubilant Dutch civilians greet Canadian soldiers as the Allies edge closer to victory. - Television, 1:29
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April 14, 1945
Canadians liberate Holland
Television
1:29
Second World War
During the Second World War, members of the Royal 22nd Regiment pause in an Italian village to decorate their living, and remember their dead. - Radio, 4:55
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Jan. 31, 1944
Honouring the living and the dead
Radio
4:55
Peacekeeping
After three years on UN standby, the Van Doos are suddenly airlifted to Cyprus, a powder keg for Greek and Turkish hostilities. - Television, 27:09
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March 18, 1964
Keeping the peace in Cyprus
Television
27:09
Korean War
On a cold Korean hill known only by its elevation, the Van Doos defend a UN position and save American lives. - Television, 2:20
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June 23, 1991
Korea's Hill 355
Television
2:20
Second World War
Forty years later, Polish-Canadians remember their 63-day struggle against Nazi rule during the Second World War. - Television, 4:14
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Oct. 2, 1984
Polish resistance launches Warsaw Uprising
Television
4:14
Second World War
World leaders meet in San Francisco to form the United Nations and help prevent another world war. - Radio, 4:53
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April 10, 1945
Preparing for peace
Radio
4:53
Civil Unrest
On just the second day of the APEC Conference in Vancouver, student protestors clash in a violent and bitter battle with the RCMP. - Television, 2:28
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Nov. 25, 1997
Protest and pepper spray at APEC Conference
Television
2:28
Peacekeeping
In the besieged city of Srebrenica, Royal 22nd peacekeepers have the difficult job of both disarming and defending Muslim refugees. - Television, 5:18
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June 4, 1993
Providing 'safe havens' in Bosnia
Television
5:18
Second World War
As war breaks out, Queen Elizabeth, consort of King George VI, speaks to Canadian women about the roles they must play. - Radio, 5:54
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Nov. 11, 1939
Queen asks Canadian women to help war effort
Radio
5:54
Peacekeeping
A sergeant of the Royal 22nd recalls a daring helicopter rescue mission that saved two nuns from rebel soldiers in Congo. - Radio, 1:42
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Oct. 3, 1975
Rescue in the jungle
Radio
1:42
Second World War
Canadian airmen awaiting transport home pass the time fishing, boating and horseback riding at a plush German villa. - Radio, 3:51
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May 28, 1945
Rest and recreation at Ratzeburg
Radio
3:51
Peacekeeping
How to survive in East Timor when you don't speak the language, and didn't bring a tent. - Radio, 14:00
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Dec. 10, 1999
Scorpions, Kiwis and 'hoochies'
Radio
14:00
Second World War
After three years of transporting war brides and their children to new homes in Canada, the Red Cross Escort Officers are hanging up their hats. - Radio, 2:18
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Feb. 4, 1947
War bride reception centres close
Radio
2:18
Peacekeeping
All soldiers think their unit is the best, but members of the Royal 22nd feel they have something to prove. - Radio, 6:35
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Oct. 3, 1975
What makes a 'Van Doo' different?
Radio
6:35
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