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Lt.-Col Carol Mathieu defends the Airborne regiment. - Television, 2:10
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Feb. 27, 1997
Lt.-Col Carol Mathieu's testimony
Television
2:10
Former UN Commander commander Lewis Mackenzie discusses allegations of a NATO coverup in the Kosovo war. - Television, 22:16
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Mansbridge One on One: Lewis Mackenzie
Television
22:16
Gen. Jean Boyle admits to misleading the press at the Somalia inquiry. - Television, 3:47
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Aug. 14, 1996
Mea culpa
Television
3:47
Should Canada stay in the peacekeeping business? - Radio, 3:26
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Feb. 9, 1993
Peacekeeping, at what cost?
Radio
3:26
Lester B. Pearson pursued his bold peacekeeping visions through the Suez crisis, emerging triumphant in 1957 as the winner of a Nobel Peace Prize. - Radio, 3:33
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Oct. 17, 1957
Pearson wins Nobel Peace Prize for Suez solution
Radio
3:33
Hostilities between Argentina and the United Kingdom may be mediated by a Canadian peace effort. - Television, 3:44
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May 6, 1982
Peru requests Canadian backing for Falklands peace effort
Television
3:44
Reporter Harry Rasky describes the political scene in Congo. - Radio, 18:58
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May 11, 1962
Politics in Congo
Radio
18:58
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
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Jan. 15, 1995
Rampant racism in the Airborne Regiment
Television
3:08
A subversive rebel group in the military is protected by a notorious wall of silence. - Television, 3:45
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Sept. 1, 1993
Rebels in 'Two Commando'
Television
3:45
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
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Sept. 11, 1996
Rex Murphy: The Somalia affair
Television
3:59
Roméo Dallaire discusses his latest role as a Liberal senator. - Television, 7:42
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March 24, 2005
Roméo Dallaire appointed senator
Television
7:42
A Toronto artist uses Dallaire's suffering as the basis for a series of paintings. - Radio, 11:59
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Nov. 11, 2002
Roméo Dallaire as artistic muse
Radio
11:59
In a revealing letter to CBC Radio, Roméo Dallaire explains the events leading up to his near-tragic incident of public intoxication. - Radio, 3:14
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July 3, 2000
Roméo Dallaire explains his near-tragic breakdown
Radio
3:14
Dallaire's account of his time in Rwanda becomes a best-seller and helps rehabilitate him in the process. <strong>WARNING: This clip features graphic images.</strong> - Television, 16:04
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Dec. 2, 2003
Roméo Dallaire rehabilitated
Television
16:04
A shattered Dallaire returns from Rwanda and begins to share his memories of the massacre. - Television, 3:35
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Sept. 8, 1994
Roméo Dallaire: Back in Canada to face his demons
Television
3:35
Dallaire discusses his private struggle with demons, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder. - Radio, 8:39
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June 11, 2000
Roméo Dallaire: The ghosts of Rwanda
Radio
8:39
Dallaire describes the devastating effects of his PTSD to a conference on crisis intervention in Halifax. <strong>WARNING: This clip contains disturbing content.</strong> - Radio, 4:13
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Aug. 15, 2001
Roméo Dallaire's suffering continues
Radio
4:13
An examination of the critical weeks and months leading up to the 1994 genocide in Rwanda. <strong>WARNING: This clip features graphic images.</strong> - Television, 11:32
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Sept. 29, 1997
Rwanda, on the edge of horror
Television
11:32
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