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A Canadian Spitfire pilot writes home about Normandy at 20,000 feet. - Radio, 7:22
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July 15, 1944
Dawn patrol
Radio
7:22
World leaders and veterans gather in Normandy to commemorate the 50th anniversary of D-Day. - Television, 3:30
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June 5, 1994
D-Day remembered 50 years on
Television
3:30
The lessons of the disaster at Dieppe help to plan a more effective D-Day invasion. - Television, 12:10
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May 24, 1964
D-Day: 'All right boys, we'll go'
Television
12:10
What does D-Day mean to you? "It doesn't mean a thing," says a young woman 25 years on. - Television, 2:01
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June 3, 1969
D-Day's significance in 1969
Television
2:01
This 1942 episode of the <em>National War Finance Program</em> features a letter from an airman, plus several short radio dramas about Canadians' responsibilities during wartime. - Radio, 29:43
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Dec. 27, 1942
'Dear Dad': war is everyone's concern
Radio
29:43
Author E.H. Cookridge says an intelligence leak led to defeat at Dieppe. - Television, 1:47
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Nov. 14, 1966
Did the Germans see it coming?
Television
1:47
Footage from Canadian Army newsreels highlights this item for the raid's 25th anniversary. - Television, 2:29
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Aug. 19, 1967
Dieppe landing footage
Television
2:29
Atop Dieppe's now peaceful cliffs, three Canadian veterans share tearful memories with CBC's Brian Stewart. - Television, 19:40
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June 18, 1992
Dieppe remembered
Television
19:40
Former prisoners of war ask the government for special consideration for the hardships they endured. - Radio, 7:45
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April 21, 1984
Dieppe veterans demand compensation
Radio
7:45
Canada finally gives special recognition to the veterans of Dieppe, 52 years later. - Television, 2:06
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Aug. 19, 1994
Dieppe veterans honoured
Television
2:06
Peter Mansbridge leads a discussion of the fact and fiction behind a controversial new dramatization of the Dieppe raid. - Television, 14:16
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Jan. 3, 1994
'Dieppe,' the miniseries
Television
14:16
Wallace Rayburn dissects Terrence Robertson's controversial account of Dieppe. - Radio, 6:24
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Oct. 2, 1962
Dieppe: Review of 'The Shame and the Glory'
Radio
6:24
- Television, 1:44
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Feb. 3, 1985
Divided we fall: Who will lead the redress movement?
Television
1:44
Survivors talk about the psychological after-effects of Nazi concentration camps. - Radio, 9:23
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Jan. 21, 1968
Dr. Henry Krystal on survival syndrome
Radio
9:23
World-renowned author Elie Wiesel on his groundbreaking Holocaust memoir, <em>Night</em>, and his need to write about his experiences. - Radio, 41:21
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Jan. 19, 1997
Elie Wiesel: haunted by Auschwitz
Radio
41:21
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Nov. 7, 1982
Enforcing discipline among female recruits
Television
6:01
A Red Cross volunteer remembers her experiences helping war brides on the long trip by ship and train. - Radio, 3:28
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Nov. 9, 1980
Escort officers smooth the journey
Radio
3:28
Japanese Canadians are expelled from their jobs on Crown timberlands. - Radio, 2:35
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Jan. 27, 1948
Expelled: Japanese Canadians lose their jobs
Radio
2:35
As overseas demand grows, the federal Minister of Agriculture tells <em>Farm Forum</em> listeners what they should produce for the war effort. - Radio, 29:35
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Nov. 9, 1942
Farm Forum: Feeding an army
Radio
29:35
A son on leave from the war explains fascism to his father back on the homestead. - Radio, 29:53
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Nov. 2, 1942
Farm Forum: Fighting fascism overseas
Radio
29:53
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