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From a farmhouse attic, Peter Stursberg describes a Canadian tank and infantry assault. - Radio, 4:26
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May 23, 1944
Breaking the Hitler line
Radio
4:26
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Sept. 30, 1944
Breendonck: Inside a Nazi concentration camp
Radio
9:24
The tricky logistics of winding down a war. - Radio, 2:15
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Nov. 16, 1945
Bringing the boys back
Radio
2:15
An explanation of world news written especially for schools. - Radio, 4:54
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Oct. 16, 1942
Bringing the war into the classroom
Radio
4:54
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
Prime Minister Mackenzie King addresses the country on the eve of the outbreak of the Second World War. - Radio, 7:19
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Sept. 3, 1939
Canada at the side of Britain
Radio
7:19
Victory flags are flying high, church bells are ringing, and people are celebrating in the streets. It's May 7, 1945, and the Allies have secured victory in Europe. - Radio, 25:28
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May 7, 1945
Canada celebrates victory in Europe
Radio
25:28
As England and France go to war, Prime Minister Mackenzie King tells Canadians, "To save one, we must make up our minds to save all." - Radio, 7:19
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Sept. 3, 1939
Canada declares war on Germany
Radio
7:19
Prime Minister King declares war against Italy, and annouces the death of Canada's defence minister. - Radio, 13:09
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June 10, 1940
Canada declares war on Italy
Radio
13:09
Matthew Halton defines the Canadian personality. - Radio, 17:54
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Sept. 8, 1948
Canada from a distance
Radio
17:54
Rose Young is one of many women who sign up for work in Canada's factories and foundries. - Television, 3:18
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Nov. 11, 1988
Canada's own 'Rosie'
Television
3:18
CBC's Bill Galloway shows excerpts of five Canadian films made during the Second World War, all of which were produced to glorify Canada's military. - Television, 23:43
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March 31, 1979
Canada's 'soft-sell propaganda'
Television
23:43
After successful Atlantic warfare, frigates posted to Canada's west coast are ready to take on targets in the Pacific. - Television, 1:51
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July 22, 1945
Canadian Navy prepares for Far East combat
Television
1:51
Air raid sirens are the soundtrack to romance as young British women fall in love and marry Canadian servicemen. - Radio, 8:19
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Nov. 14, 1975
Canadian soldiers find romance in WWII Britain
Radio
8:19
In December 1939 Canadian soldiers arrive by train to join a convoy of troops headed for the war in Europe. - Radio, 8:20
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Dec. 18, 1939
Canadian troops depart for Europe
Radio
8:20
Canadian women serving as Wrens, CWACs, WDs and Nursing Sisters make the most of rough conditions. - Radio, 4:23
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Dec. 20, 1943
Canadian women serving overseas
Radio
4:23
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
Matthew Halton reminisces about the liberation of the ancient city of Caen in Normandy. - Television, 1:46
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Sept. 2, 1956
Capturing Caen
Television
1:46
Memories of a priest on the Italian front. - Television, 7:51
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Sept. 5, 1972
Cardinal Maurice Roy on being a military chaplain
Television
7:51
Women in Canada's busiest port offer comfort to suffering mariners. - Radio, 3:35
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April 18, 1975
Caring for sailors in Halifax
Radio
3:35
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