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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
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1813, May 27th – Burlington Heights
Ontario, CanadaThe British retreated to Burlington Heights Ontario, abandoning Fort Erie on May 27th, 1813.
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1940 – Operation Dynamo / Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaOperation Dynamo, which was the evacuation of British, French and Belgian troops from the beaches of Dunkirk. It was executed between May 26th and May 4th, 1940.
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1941, May 26th & 27th – Bismarck Sunk
Ontario, CanadaThe Bismarck was hunted down and sunk on May 26th & 27th, 1941. This ended German warship operations in the Atlantic.
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1934, May 28th – Quintuplets
Ontario, CanadaThe Dionne quintuplets were born in Callander, Ontario on May 28th, 1934.
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1951, May 29th & 30th – Hill 467 Korea
Ontario, CanadaOn May 29th & 30th, 1951, six Canadian soldiers were killed and 54 wounded in an attack on Kakhul-bong (Hill 467) in Korea.
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Hill 467
Ontario, CanadaIn Korea, six Canadian soldiers were killed and 54 wounded in an attack (May 29 - 30) on Kakhul-bong (Hill 467).
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1902, May 31st – Boer War
Ontario, CanadaOn May 31st the Boer War ended. Canada's contribution: $3 million and 7,368 troops.
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1940, June 3rd – Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaJune 3rd, 1940 was the last night of the evacuation from Dunkirk, bringing the total number of men rescued to 220,000 British and 120,000 French and Belgians.
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1940, June 3rd – Germany Bombs Paris
Ontario, CanadaOn June 3rd, 1940, Germans launched a 300-bomber raid on Paris.
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D-Day
Ontario, CanadaAllied paratroopers, including about 450 Canadians, parachuted from aircraft or landed in gliders behind German coastal defences on D-Day. Click on https://rememberourvets.ca/index.php/leblanc-leopold-paul-charles/
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1940, June 22nd, French / German Armistice
Ontario, CanadaOn June 22nd,1940, France signed an armistice with Germany. Did the same with Italy on June 24, 1940.
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1940 June 25th Hostilities Ended In France
Ontario, CanadaJune 25th 1940 France signed an Armistice after its defeat by Germany. Germany had invaded France 6 weeks earlier.
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1919, June 28th Treaty of Versailles
Ontario, CanadaOn June 28th, 1919, Germany signed the Treaty of Versailles with the Allies, which officially ended World War I.
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1944, June 29th, Germans Retreat to the Gothic Line
Ontario, CanadaJune 29th 1944, Germans began a staged withdrawal to a defensive Gothic Line (completed in the fall).
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Nazis Win 230 Seats
Ontario, CanadaThe Nazi Party won 230 of 609 seats in national elections, but Hitler refused to join a coalition.
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Hitler Names Himself Supreme Commander
Ontario, CanadaHitler merged the offices of president and chancellor to become Fuhrer and Supreme Commander.
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Patton Slapped a Soldier With PTSD
Ontario, Canada1943, August 3rd. Charles H. Kuhl, from Indiana, suffered from battle stress. Patton slapped him across the face with his folded gloves, dragged him across the hospital tent, and literally […]
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Germans Escape From Sicily
Ontario, Canada1943, by August 17th: The Allied forces had no plan to keep Germans isolated on Sicily and over the month of August 40,000 Germans and 70,000 Italians crossed the Strait […]
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Nazi-Soviet Non-Agression Pact
Ontario, CanadaThe Nazi-Soviet Non-Aggression Pact was signed.
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Germany-USSR Non-Aggression Pact
Ontario, CanadaGermany and the USSR signed a Non-Aggression Pact.
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Kellog-Briand Pact
Ontario, CanadaThe Kellog-Briand Pact was drawn up, which renounced war as a means of settling international disputes. It was eventually signed by nearly all of the world's nations.
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Gothic Line was Pierced
Ontario, Canada1944 The Gothic Line, Italy was finally pierced at 10 PM on August 31st, Involved were: the Perth Regiment, Cape Breton Highlanders, and 8th New Brunswick Hussars.
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Nazis Invaded Poland
Ontario, CanadaNazi Germany invaded Poland.
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2nd C.I.D. Takes Dieppe
Ontario, Canada1944 The 2nd Canadian Infantry Division took control of the town of Dieppe, France from its German occupiers. "On September 3, the Canadians held a ceremony to honour the memory […]
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Reoccupied Dieppe
Ontario, Canada1944 The raid on Dieppe in August 1942 was a disaster. The Canadians reoccupied Dieppe on September 1, 1944 unopposed, "The Germangarrison troops had bugged out."
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Drocourt-Quéant Line
Ontario, CanadaAfter a week of heavy fighting Canadian troops broke through the Drocourt-Quéant Line at Arras, France.
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Canadians Broke Through the Gothic Line
Ontario, Canada1944 The Canadian 1st Division broke through the German Gothic Line for an advance toward Rome.
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Siegfried Line Breached
Ontario, Canada1945 The Siegfried Line was a defensive line built by Germany along its western edge to prevent enemy (Allies) forces from entering Germany. The 3rd Canadian Division breached the Siegfried […]
