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In the New Mexico desert, scientists test a new weapon of war: the atomic bomb. - Radio, 5:30
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Aug. 7, 1987
An explosion called 'Trinity'
Radio
5:30
Peggy Holmes, a war bride of the First World War, recalls coming to Canada in 1919. - Radio, 8:18
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June 3, 1984
An original war bride
Radio
8:18
<p>A formal apology and compensation package are offered to the Japanese Canadian community.</p> - Television, 4:29
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Sept. 22, 1988
Apology to Japanese Canadians
Television
4:29
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
Dutch civilians are running for their lives after retreating Germans break the Zuider Zee dike in Holland. - Radio, 4:46
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April 19, 1945
April 19: Germans destroy Dutch seawall
Radio
4:46
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
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
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
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
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
CBC reporter Matthew Halton talks to Russian soldiers as they cross a German river to greet their American allies. - Radio, 8:56
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April 29, 1945
April 29: Historic meeting on the Elbe River
Radio
8:56
CBC Soundman Art Holmes describes the sound of war. - Television, 7:21
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Nov. 11, 1986
Art Holmes' recordings
Television
7:21
A CBC Radio technician pioneers a method for capturing the sounds of the Blitz. - Radio, 14:04
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July 15, 1941
Art Holmes, the bomb-chasing broadcaster
Radio
14:04
Hand to hand fighting on Christmas Eve in "the courtyard of hell." - Radio, 4:36
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Dec. 24, 1943
Attacking Ortona
Radio
4:36
BBC reporters provide live commentary on British parliamentary speeches announcing that Britain is prepared to fight. - Radio, 29:59
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Aug. 23, 1939
Aug. 23, 1939: Britain is ready for war
Radio
29:59
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
A Canadian veteran recalls his experiences as the new Juno Beach Centre opens its doors. - Radio, 11:52
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June 6, 2003
Back to Juno Beach
Radio
11:52
A Canadian sergeant with a camera sends some of the first D-Day pictures back to North America. - Television, 3:27
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June 6, 1984
Bill Grant, war photographer
Television
3:27
From Quebec City, a review of a war hero's life and his regiment. - Radio, 14:40
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April 1, 1944
Biography of Paul Triquet, VC
Radio
14:40
A Hiroshima survivor says she's glad the Americans dropped the bomb to end the war. - Radio, 4:44
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Aug. 1, 1995
Bombing was justified, says survivor
Radio
4:44
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