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Canada at War, Part 3: Year of Siege
1962
27 min
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September 1940 - October 1941. The Battle of the Atlantic begins. German U-boats take their toll of Canadian convoys. The purge of Jews begins. German armies march into Russia. Mackenzie King is booed at Aldershot. Men of the Winnipeg Grenadiers and Royal Rifles leave for a fateful mission in Hong Kong.
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Canada at War1962 13 filmsFrom the depressed thirties to the war-torn forties -- a time of testing and trial, of strength discovered and victory won. Here is Canada's story of World War II, as experienced by Canadians at home and on the battlefronts of the world. In thirteen half-hour films you re-live a vital era that changed the nation and the world.
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Canada at War, Part 10: Cinderella on the Left1962 27 min
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Canada at War, Part 6: Turn of the Tide1962 27 min
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Canada at War, Part 1: Dusk1962 27 min
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Canada at War, Part 13: The Clouded Dawn1962 27 min
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Canada at War, Part 12: V Was for Victory1962 27 min
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Canada at War, Part 11: Crisis on the Hill1962 27 min
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Canada at War, Part 9: The Norman Summer1962 27 min
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Canada at War, Part 5: Ebbtide1962 27 min
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Canada at War, Part 4: Days of Infamy1962 27 min
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Canada at War, Part 2: Blitzkrieg1962 27 min
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Canada at War, Part 8: New Directions1962 27 min
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Canada at War, Part 7: Road to Ortona1962 27 min
September 1940 - October 1941. The Battle of the Atlantic begins. German U-boats take their toll of Canadian convoys. The purge of Jews begins. German armies march into Russia. Mackenzie King is booed at Aldershot. Men of the Winnipeg Grenadiers and Royal Rifles leave for a fateful mission in Hong Kong.
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producerStanley ClishDonald Brittain
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writerDonald Brittain
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executive producerPeter Jones
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editingDavid Green
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sound editingKenneth Heeley-RayMichael McKennirey
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re-recordingGeorge CrollTed Haley
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narratorBudd Knapp
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musicRobert FlemingEldon RathburnMaurice BlackburnKen Campbell
Ages 14 to 17
School subjects
Students will learn how the onset of WWII accelerated Canada’s shift from an agricultural to an industrial economy. Students will analyze and discuss the concept of “total war” and the importance of natural resources and industry in winning the war; the history of the convoy system as part of overall Allied strategy, the rise of the Royal Canadian Navy and Canada’s role in the Battle of the Atlantic will also be examined.