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On April 1, 1939—almost exactly 86 years ago—Spanish general-turned-dictator Francisco Franco, bolstered by his nationalist forces and those of fascist Italy and Nazi Germany, prevailed
The story of the Dec. 6, 1917, Halifax disaster has been told in print and on-screen innumerable times, usually detailing the same, or at least
The Juno Beach Centre, Canada’s Second World War museum and memorial in Normandy, is under the new stewardship of President Chris LaBossiere. An accomplished entrepreneur
Some years ago, while trying to highlight Canada’s military heritage, Ottawa-based historian Brad St. Croix turned to audiences on various social media platforms, including YouTube.
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