The War That Changed The World
Canada is on the razor’s edge of lived memory. At the time of writing this story, there is only one Canadian veteran left alive from
Canada is on the razor’s edge of lived memory. At the time of writing this story, there is only one Canadian veteran left alive from
Gregory Clark (inset) also served as a war correspondent in WW II. Dear old Governor, This is Good Friday, and I am spending the day
PHOTOS: LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADA—PA022967; ANDREW M.K. ALEXANDER, LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADA—PA195987 Lord Beaverbrook (centre) poses with officers and ladies during WW I. Inset: Beaverbrook
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