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Japanese Canadians celebrate the centenary of their arrival at Canadian shores. - Radio, 6:56
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June 13, 1977
100 years in Canada
Radio
6:56
From 1939 to 1945 Canadian soldiers, sailors and air force personnel lived and died in lands far from home. CBC Radio was one of the few links friends and family in Canada had to their loved ones abroad. Through reports from the front, dramatizations and direct greetings from soldiers, CBC revealed what life on the battlefront was like.
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Topic spans: 1939-1945
1939-1945: A Soldier's War
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18 radio clips
In 1983, a British woman reconnects with the Canadian soldier she met during the war. - Radio, 5:45
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Jan. 24, 1983
37 years later, she's a war bride
Radio
5:45
German communities are making redress for brutal anti-Jewish riots of 1938. - Television, 3:39
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Nov. 9, 1988
50 years after 'Kristallnacht'
Television
3:39
In 2004, Canada's last living VC recipient visits the site of glory and sorrow. - Television, 2:52
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Oct. 29, 2004
60 years later, Smokey returns to Italy
Television
2:52
A Second World War veteran recalls the day a German U-boat sank the ill-fated Canadian warship. - Television, 1:33
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May 22, 1996
91 die in sinking of HMCS Shawinigan
Television
1:33
Joe Ohari, a 14-year-old Japanese Canadian living in Hiroshima, describes the day of the bomb. - Radio, 13:05
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Aug. 7, 1961
A Canadian in Hiroshima
Radio
13:05
American President Franklin Roosevelt addresses the nation following the attack on Pearl Harbor. - Radio, 7:27
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Dec. 8, 1941
'A date which will live in infamy...'
Radio
7:27
Two years after the disastrous 1942 raid, Canadian troops recapture Dieppe without incident. - Radio, 4:31
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Sept. 2, 1944
A delayed victory at Dieppe
Radio
4:31
Almost 60 years after the bomb, the mayor of Hiroshima lobbies for the abolition of nuclear weapons. - Radio, 12:44
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April 22, 2004
A push for peace
Radio
12:44
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March 5, 1945
A soldier at the breaking point
Radio
4:30
Uranium, neutrons, plutonium: a CBC reporter learns the science of atomic power. - Radio, 5:25
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Sept. 20, 1945
'A tremendous new force'
Radio
5:25
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
Wives and children of "Johnny Canuck" begin their journey by train to British ports. - Television, 1:20
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Dec. 9, 1944
'A way to a new life'
Television
1:20
Planes, sirens, bombs and anti-aircraft fire dominate this D-Day recording. - Radio, 13:01
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June 7, 1944
Aboard a U.S. aircraft carrier on D-Day
Radio
13:01
Celebrated Canadian flying ace Buzz Beurling has died in a plane crash en route to Israel. - Radio, 6:49
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Nov. 13, 1942
Ace Buzz Beurling's flying career
Radio
6:49
After living through the Blitz, Albertan war brides travelling to the UK in the 1980s are unfazed by threats of terrorism. - Television, 2:51
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May 17, 1986
Across the pond once more
Television
2:51
Part Two of Dr. Takuo Matsumoto's memories of the aftermath of the Hiroshima bombing. - Radio, 6:57
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Feb. 25, 1964
After the bomb
Radio
6:57
Arthur Tateishi recalls the discrimination he faced when he moved to Toronto. - Radio, 6:11
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April 15, 1958
After the war: Arthur Tateishi
Radio
6:11
Liberated Allied prisoners of war talk about the wretched living conditions in German prison camps. - Radio, 3:41
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April 20, 1945
Allied prisoners of war free at last
Radio
3:41
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