“In Australia, just as in Canada,” explained Karl James, head of military history at the Australian War Memorial, “there has been much political and popular
In 1967, a Canadian WW II veteran returned a captured katana to its original owner
“We’re always looking back on the Second World War and seeing it as an important time in Canadian history,” said historian Allan Levine, “but this
History will forever judge the judgeable, no matter where they’re laid to rest. Such was the case of British Major-General Hugh Tudor, a once-hero of
No one wants to be the last casualty of war. It’s an inevitable, inescapable, reality of any conflict where blood has been spilled before, a
In the heat of battle, mistakes are made. The annals of history brim with instances where chaos has bred even greater chaos, where the fog
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
