Events
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Bob Thirsk Back to Earth
Ontario, CanadaCanadian astronaut Bob Thirsk returned to Earth after six months on the International Space Station.
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Lucarno Pact
Ontario, CanadaThe Lucarno Pact was signed by Germany with Britain, France, Belgium, and Italy and which confirmed Germany's western borders with France and Belgium - as was established by the Treaty […]
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R.A.F. Wellington Bomber
Ontario, CanadaAn RAF Wellington bomber, crewed mainly by Canadians, is badly shot up but still acquires key data on German airborne rader.
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Ravenna
Ontario, Canada1944 Canadian 1st Division captured Ravenna, Italy.
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Canada Declared War
Ontario, CanadaCanada declared war on Finland, Hungary and Romania, the same day as Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor.
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Battle of Hong Kong
Ontario, CanadaThe BAttle of Hong Kong began following the attack on PEarl Harbor.
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Battle of Hong Kong
Ontario, CanadaThe Battle of Kong Kong began following the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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Moro River was Crossed
Ontario, CanadaCanadian troops crossed the Moro River and pushed toward Ortona, Italy.
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‘High Flight’ Died
Ontario, CanadaRCAF Pilot Officer John Gillespie Jr., composer of the sonnet "High Flight", died when his Spitfire collided with another aircraft during tactical training exercises.
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Attacked Ortona, Italy
Ontario, Canada1943 The Canadian 1st Division led off teh attack to dislodge the Germans from Ortona, Italy
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Arson at Knights of Columbus Hostel
Ontario, CanadaAn arsonist burned down the Knights of Columbus Hostel in St. John's. 99 died, and 109 were injured. German sabotage was suspected.
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HMCS Saguenay
Ontario, CanadaThe Canadian destroyer HMCS Saquenay (DDH 206) was commissioned.
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Battle of the Bulge
Ontario, CanadaGermany launched the Battle of the Bulge, its final offensive on the Western Front.
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British Commonwealth Air Training Plan
Ontario, CanadaThe British Commonwealth Air Training Plan was announced.
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Japan on Hong Kong
Ontario, CanadaJapanese forces landed on Hong Kong Island.
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Battle of Gallipoli, Turkey
Ontario, CanadaThe Newfoundland Regiment was among the last to be evacuated (December 19-20) from Suvla Bay after the disastrous Battle of Gallipoli, Turkey.
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Royal Canadian Dragoons
Ontario, CanadaThe Royal Canadian Dragoons and the Royal Canadian Regiment were formed.
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Flanders
Ontario, CanadaAs Christmas approached, soldiers of the Canadian Corps suffered through a cold, wet winter in Flanders.
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HMCS Clayoquot
Ontario, CanadaU-806 was torpedoed HMCS Clayoquot off Halifax. Eight hands were lost.
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Constitutional Act
Ontario, CanadaBritain's Constitutional Act created Upper and Lower Canada and set the stage for rebellion.
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“This is Ortona, a West Canadian Town”
Ontario, Canada1943, About December 27th: The German 1st Parachute Division quietly left Ortona, Italy to the Canadians. Canadian battle losses for December exceeded 2,300, including 500 dead.
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Incendiary Bombs
Ontario, CanadaGermany dropped incendiary bombs on London, England.
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U.S.S.R.
Ontario, CanadaThe Union of Soviet Socialist Republics was created.
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RCAF Reached Its Peak
Ontario, CanadaThe RCAF reached its peak strength with 215,000 personnel, including 15,000 members of the Women's Division.
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Troops in the Ruhr
Ontario, CanadaFrench and Belgian troops began the occupation of the Ruhr following German failure to maintain reparation payments.
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Japan Out!
Ontario, CanadaJapan withdrew from the Second London Naval Conference after its request that its fleet be granted parity with the fleets of Britaain and the U.S. was refused.
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Hitler Appointed Chancellor
Ontario, CanadaPresident Hindenburg appointed HItler as chancellor.
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Convoy SC-118
Ontario, Canada1943 Convoy SC-118, which sailed from Halifax, was attacked in mid-Atlantic (February 4 - 7) by 20 U-boats. 13 merchantmen were sunk.
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Operation Veritable
Ontario, Canada1945 In 1945 the Allies were driving eastward into the Rhineland, west of the Rhine River, and east of the Maas River, toward Germany's centre. Operation Veritable started on February […]
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RAF Raid On Rotterdam
Ontario, Canada1941 The RAF raided oil-storage facilities in Rotterdam.
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Dresden Bombed
Ontario, Canada1945 Dresden was a site of German wartime production. On February 13, 1945, 796 bombers, including 67 from the RCAF No. 6 Group, bombed Dresden, Germany. Thousands died. It was […]
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Nazis = 44% of Vote
Ontario, CanadaThe Nazi Party secured 44% of the national vote.
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“Plan Sickle”
Ontario, CanadaHitler adopted "Plan Sickle" for the invasion west, with the main thrust made through Ardennes (Belgium. Luxembourg, France).
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Rhineland
Ontario, CanadaGermany reoccupied the Rhineland.
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Germans Into Austria
Ontario, CanadaGerman troops marched into Austria and Anschluss (political union) was proclaimed.
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Hitler Came in 2nd
Ontario, CanadaHitler came second to Hindenburg in presidential elections, having gained 30% of the vote.
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Fascist Fighting Corps
Ontario, CanadaMussolini was among those who formed the Fascist Fighting Corps.
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Rome Pact
Ontario, CanadaItaly, Austria, and Hungary signed the Rome Pact.
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Nazi Party
Ontario, CanadaThe German Workers' Party, with a program drafted by Hitler, was renamed the Nazi Party.
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Germany Invaded Norway, Denmark
Ontario, CanadaGermany invaded Denmark, and Norway. Copenhagen was occupied within 12 hours.
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Treaty of Rapallo
Ontario, CanadaGermany and Russia signed the Treaty of Rapallo which enabled the Germans to establish arms factories in Russia.
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London Naval Treaty
Ontario, CanadaU.S., Britain and Japan signed the London Naval Treaty in which they agreed to restrict tonnages of warships.
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415 Maritime Patrol Squadron
Ontario, CanadaNo. 415 Maritime Patrol Squadron, RCAF, was formed. It was based in Prince Edward Island.
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1951 27th C.I.B. Formed
The 27th CIB Group is formed for service in West Germany.
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1951 27th C.I.B. Formed
The 27th CIB Group is formed for service in West Germany.
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Battle of Cut Knife
Ontario, CanadaIn the Battle of Cut Knife, Chief Poundmaker's Cree warriors dealt Canadian troops their last defeat of the Northwest Rebellion.
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Fresnoy
Ontario, CanadaNearly 500 Germans were captured as Canadians attacked at Fresnoy, east of Vimy Ridge.
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Royal Canadian Navy
Ontario, CanadaThe Royal Canadian Navy was established.
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Foulkes in Netherlands
Ontario, CanadaCanadian General Charles Foulkes accepted the German surrender in the Netherlands.
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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.
