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The Deschênes Commission stirs up old tensions between Jews and Ukrainians in Winnipeg. - Radio, 17:01
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March 15, 1987
A community divided
Radio
17:01
The case of scientist and accused war criminal Arthur Rudolph. - Television, 2:35
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July 6, 1990
Arthur Rudolph on trial
Television
2:35
They committed acts of immense brutality and terror in their own countries. And then, seeking safe haven, they came to Canada. Not knowing their secret, we welcomed them with open arms. Decades later, shocking accusations would shatter the quiet obscurity in which they lived. CBC Archives examines Canada's limited success bringing war criminals to justice.
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Topic spans: 1947-2001
Fleeing Justice: War Criminals in Canada
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9 television clips
7 radio clips
At the end of the Second World War, Canadian immigration develops a new screening process. - Radio, 2:22
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June 5, 1947
German scientists come to Canada
Radio
2:22
Historian Howard Margolian argues that Canada did a good job blocking war criminals' entry into our country. - Television, 3:00
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May 11, 2000
Immigration history reconsidered
Television
3:00
Imre Finta becomes the first Canadian to stand trial for committing crimes against humanity during the Second World War. - Television, 2:28
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Dec. 10, 1987
Imre Finta charged with war crimes
Television
2:28
A surprising verdict in an emotional court case. Is the new war crimes legislation tough enough? - Television, 2:46
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May 25, 1990
Imre Finta: not guilty
Television
2:46
Robert Kaplan discusses the wilful destruction of war crimes files. - Radio, 7:03
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Oct. 10, 1985
Investigating our investigation
Radio
7:03
Cold war politics and Soviet evidence clash at the Deschênes Commission. - Radio, 14:53
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Oct. 27, 1985
Proof and politics at the Deschênes Commission
Radio
14:53
How were the dregs of the Nazi party recruited to Canada? - Television, 8:47
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March 12, 1996
'Ratline to Canada'
Television
8:47
<p>Sixty years after the Rape of Nanking, Chinese voices strive to preserve awareness of one of the worst war crimes in modern history.</p> - Television, 6:41
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Dec. 12, 1997
Reflections on the Rape of Nanking
Television
6:41
As international authorities search for accused war criminal Radovan Karadzic in 1998, the Serbian people continue to regard him as a national hero. - Television, 21:46
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Nov. 26, 1998
Searching for Radovan Karadzic
Television
21:46
A Royal Commission is called to explore how many war criminals live among us. - Radio, 21:30
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Jan. 18, 1987
The Deschênes Commission
Radio
21:30
In 1982, Canada tries its first war crimes case. - Television, 12:32
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Nov. 4, 1982
The Helmut Rauca case
Television
12:32
Armed with Canadian phone books, an American private detective investigates war criminals living in Canada. - Television, 14:53
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Dec. 19, 1996
The Nazi hunter
Television
14:53
Leon Mugesera, an accused Rwandan war criminal, fights to stay in Canada. - Television, 21:58
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Jan. 22, 2001
'The spokesman of hatred'
Television
21:58
An academic look at the nature of war crimes. - Radio, 16:51
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July 21, 1996
The theory of war crimes
Radio
16:51
Ottawa announces plans to allocate $47 million over three years to pursue war criminals. - Television, 2:25
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July 21, 1998
War crimes fund
Television
2:25
Accused war criminal Dmytro Kupiak confronts his accuser. - Radio, 22:36
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Oct. 1, 1974
War of words
Radio
22:36
After gaining international renown for her war crimes tribunal work, Arbour becomes a Supreme Court of Canada justice in 1999. - Radio, 3:32
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Oct. 4, 1999
Welcome to the Supreme Court, Louise Arbour
Radio
3:32
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