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- Title
COMMENT NOTRE BESOIN DE COMMÉMORER LA GUERRE A FLUCTUÉ AU FIL DU TEMPS.
- Authors
ENGLISH, JOHN
- Abstract
The article focuses on the commemoration of war and the development of collective memory in Canada. Topics of discussion include the delayed recognition of Canada's involvement in World War I and II, the Vietnam War and Canadian-U.S. relations, the perception of war in English-speaking and French-speaking Canada, and Canadian politics and military history in the 20th century. Historian Paul Cohen and his study of history and popular memory, Canada's involvement in the Cold War, and the reception of the World War II television series "The Valour and the Horror" are also mentioned.
- Subjects
WAR &; society; CANADIAN history, 1914-1945; CANADIAN history, 1945-; WORLD War I &; collective memory; WORLD War II &; collective memory; VIETNAM War, 1961-1975, &; collective memory; CANADA-United States relations; 20TH century Canadian military history; CANADIAN politics &; government, 1914-; COHEN, Paul; COLD War, 1945-1991; VALOUR &; the Horror, The (TV program); TWENTIETH century; HISTORY
- Publication
Canadian Issues / Thèmes Canadiens, 2015, p23
- ISSN
0318-8442
- Publication type
Article