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First World War animation of the Canadian Corps fighting the Germans near Monchy-le-Preux, France during the Hundred Days offensive in August 1918. In the memory of my great great-uncle, Private Harry Barrett, who was killed during the battle on Aug 30, 1918.
Ô Canada est l'hymne national du Canada. La musique a été écrite par Calixa Lavallée, et les paroles par sir Adolphe-Basile Routhier. Il a été chanté pour la première fois le 24 juin 1880 lors d'une célébration de la Saint-Jean-Baptiste pendant le Congrès national des Canadiens Français, dans la ville de Québec, mais n'est devenu l'hymne national du Canada que le 1er juillet 1980, un siècle après1.
http://www.republiquelibre.org/cousture/OCANADA.HTMParoles:
Paroles: O Canada
Ô Canada! Terre de nos aïeux,
Ton front est ceint de fleurons glorieux!
Car ton bras sait porter l'épée,
Il sait porter la croix!
Ton histoire est une épopée
Des plus brillants exploits.
Et ta valeur, de foi trempée,
Protégera nos foyers et nos droits,
Protégera nos foyers et nos droits.
Amour sacré du trône et de l'autel,
Remplis nos coeurs de ton souffle immortel!
Parmi les races étrangères,
Notre guide est la loi:
Sachons être un peuple de frères,
Sous le joug de la foi.
Et répétons, comme nos pères,
Le cri vainqueur: «Pour le Christ et le roi!»
Le cri vainqueur: «Pour le Christ et le roi!»
Sous l'oeil de Dieu, près du fleuve géant,
Le Canadien grandit en espérant.
Il est né d'une race fière,
Béni fut son berceau.
Le ciel a marqué sa carrière
Dans ce monde nouveau.
Toujours guidé par sa lumière,
Il gardera l'honneur de son drapeau,
Il gardera l'honneur de son drapeau.
De son patron, précurseur du vrai Dieu,
Il porte au front l'auréole de feu.
Ennemi de la tyrannie
Mais plein de loyauté,
Il veut garder dans l'harmonie,
Sa fière liberté;
Et par l'effort de son génie,
Sur notre sol asseoir la vérité,
Sur notre sol asseoir la vérité.
Le Quatuor Octave-Pelletier réunit les ténors Arthur Lapierre et Joseph-Henri Thibodeau, le baryton Rodrigue Gauthier et la basse Jean-Marie Magnan. Chacun des membres du groupe mène en parallèle une carrière en solo et avec d'autres formations.
L'ensemble se fait d'abord connaître en concert avant de se voir offrir une séance d'enregistrement dans les studios de Columbia à New York en mai 1918. Le quatuor enregistre des chansons folkloriques (« Alouette », « À la claire fontaine », « Isabeau », « V'là l'bon vent »...), patriotiques (« Ô Canada, mon pays, mes amours », « Un Canadien errant », « Ô Canada, terre de nos aïeux ») et religieuses (« Minuit chrétiens », « Jérusalem »). Il produit dix disques entre août 1918 et janvier 1920; sur les deux premiers (Columbia E3979 et E3980), le quatuor est appelé « Quatuor Columbia canadien ».
Le 19 octobre 1918, Rodrigue Gauthier est emporté par la grave épidémie de grippe espagnole qui fait tant de victimes au Canada. Guillaume Dupuis le remplace et la basse Armand Gauthier comble le départ de Jean-Marie Magnan, mais le groupe met fin à ses activités peu après.
Pour obtenir de plus amples renseignements sur les enregistrements du Quatuor Octave-Pelletier, veuillez consulter la base de données du Gramophone virtuel.
Robert Thérien, chercheur en musique, Montréal
http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/gramophone/028011-1065-f.html
http://www.quebecoisdesouche.info/index.php?le-ocanada-un-hymne-canadien-francais
- published: 11 Feb 2013
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In March 1918, the Germans launch a great offensive in France and Belgium, sweeping aside British and French armies, and almost winning the war. On August 8, at Amiens in France, the Allies strike back, and the attack, spearheaded by the Canadian Corps, becomes the greatest British victory yet, reversing the tide of war. In the next 100 days, the Canadian Corps wins seemingly impossible victories at Arras, at the Canal du Nord, and at Cambrai, driving the Germans out of France. On the last day of the war, the Canadian Corps liberates the Belgian city of Mons, where British and German troops first fought in 1914. By 1918, the Canadians have become the spearhead of victory, masters of war.
- published: 27 Oct 2015
- views: 3031
RCMI's Honorary Historian Dr. Jack Granatstein discusses whether the Hundred Days of 1918 should receive more recognition as Canada's greatest military accomplishment in World War One. Military History Night, October 8, 2014.
- published: 06 Jan 2015
- views: 370
14KP Gold Ring, the 'P' stands for 'Plumb'. Its solid gold, might have diamonds. Found a few good coins: 1901 Indian Head, 1918 Candian One Cent, 1939 Merc, 1960 Rosie, 1915 Buffalo Nickel, 34 Wheatbacks (found 19 in one day, a record). Also scored a World War 1 enlisted service uniform collar insignia that was from F Company 3rd Infantry Regiment US Army. Rings total in this video: #25, #26, + #27 for the year.
thanks for looking, good luck to you on your next hunts.
garrett at pro ace 150 250 350 metal detecting detector
- published: 24 Aug 2013
- views: 2881
The 1918 Spanish Flu was a disaster that led to the forgotten fallen souls of millions of lives. At the time, there was no proper vaccine to deal with this virus replication.
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What is it?
According to a documentary the Spanish Flu was the world's most deadly pandemic, spreading from 1918-1919. Over the course of two years, it infected and killed over 50 million people. This disease gets its name from the Spanish media, which was the first to announce the epidemic after 8 million Spanish people died.
Where is it located?
From Spain, the 1918 flu spread throughout Europe before making its way to the U.S. and Asia, eventually hitting all corners of the world. Its worldwide spread can be associated with the 96,000 Chinese workers who moved to Britain and France to work behind their lines of war while sealed in train-cars.
How it will kill you?
The Spanish Flu was highly contagious disaster. When an infected person coughs, sneezes or talks, respiratory droplets are generated and transmitted into the air, which can then be inhaled by anyone nearby. Symptoms of this virus are similar to those of seasonal influenza, which include fatigue, muscle and joint pain, fever, and headache. Severe issues and diseases to the respiratory system are the most common causes of death as they damage to the lungs, inflame the airways, and cause bleeding, swelling, and a destruction of the lungs' surface cell layers.
How to survive?
During the 1918 epidemic, doctors and scientists were unaware of what caused it, let alone how to treat it. Patients were told to follow seasonal influenza protocols such as drinking water and fruit juices every half hour, using hot blankets and short, hot baths to relieve the pain and fever, and dealing with rapid heart rates through the use of ice packs and cold compresses. Nowadays, there exist several effective vaccines and antiviral drugs to deal with this sickness.
Now what do you think is worse, and why? Inhaling asbestos? Or inhaling tobacco smoke?
"Chinese workers WWI (14408620130)" by Chatham House, London - https://www.flickr.com/photos/chathamhouse/14408620130/. Licensed under CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
"H1N1 navbox" by Cybercobra at en.wikipedia. Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
- published: 12 Oct 2015
- views: 36555
Huddersfield presents aeroplane to Canada. Yorkshire.
L/S of guards lined up next to aeroplane in pouring rain. Dignitaries walk along with umbrellas. L/S of senior military chiefs inspecting soldiers. L/S of senior military official making speech. Several more shots of the ceremony in progress. Includes shots of unidentified woman christening the aircraft.
FILM ID:1888.03
A VIDEO FROM BRITISH PATHÉ. EXPLORE OUR ONLINE CHANNEL, BRITISH PATHÉ TV. IT'S FULL OF GREAT DOCUMENTARIES, FASCINATING INTERVIEWS, AND CLASSIC MOVIES. http://www.britishpathe.tv/
FOR LICENSING ENQUIRIES VISIT http://www.britishpathe.com/
- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 103
This film is a heritage item from Library and Archives Canada and is only available in English.
British film of the Canadian Corps on the Western Front, 1917-1918. Engineers, British or more probably Canadians, constructing and operating a narrow gauge railway. Part 1. Horse-drawn scoops flatten out the path, then complete sections of rail are laid with sleepers already attached. Flatcars are loaded with 8-inch shells and sent forward on the railway from the dump, past Piccadilly and Crucifix junctions to an 8-inch Mark V Howitzer battery. Part 2. Canadian soldiers in France voting in the general election on December 17, 1917. A village being shelled, probably in the Vimy area, filmed from some distance away. Canadians, probably 3rd Division, holding a pay parade in a shell-damaged village. A brigade paraded to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Canadian Confederation on July 1, 1917 with a service, watched by Lieutenant-General Currie, the Canadian Corps commander, and General Horne, commander of First Army. Rubble and remains of the village of Vimy; a company of 42nd Battalion, Black Guards (Royal Highlanders of Canada) return from the village.
Source: Library and Archives Canada. Lombard fonds, 1969-0030. IDC: 18425.
- published: 09 Feb 2015
- views: 297
Night Metal Detecting gives up a 1918 Canadian King George Large Cent, in BC Canada, with the Dirt Fisher, the Dirt Digging Diva and the Dirt Burgler, by Louie Molnar.
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- published: 20 Mar 2016
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1918 in Canada
Events from the year 1918 in Canada.
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Coordinates: 60°N 95°W / 60°N 95°W / 60; -95
Canada (
i/ˈkænədə/; French: [ka.na.da]) is a country in the northern part of North America. Its ten provinces and three territories extend from the Atlantic to the Pacific and northward into the Arctic Ocean, covering 9.98 million square kilometres (3.85 million square miles), making it the world's second-largest country by total area and the fourth-largest country by land area. Canada's border with the United States is the world's longest land border. Canada is sparsely populated, the majority of its land territory being dominated by forest and tundra and the Rocky Mountains; about four-fifths of the country's population of 35 million people live near the southern border. The majority of Canada has a cold or severely cold winter climate, but southerly areas are warm in summer.
The land now called Canada has been inhabited for millennia by various Aboriginal peoples. Beginning in the 15th century, British and French colonies were established on the Atlantic coast, with the first establishment of a region called "Canada" occurring in 1537. As a consequence of various conflicts, the United Kingdom gained and lost territories within British North America until left, in the late 18th century, with what mostly geographically comprises Canada today. Pursuant to the British North America Act, on July 1, 1867, the colonies of Canada, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia joined to form the autonomous federal Dominion of Canada. This began an accretion of provinces and territories to the self-governing Dominion to the present ten provinces and three territories forming modern Canada. In 1931, Canada achieved near total independence from the United Kingdom with the Statute of Westminster 1931, and full sovereignty was attained when the Canada Act 1982 removed the last remaining ties of legal dependence on the British parliament.
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1:24WWI animation- Canada's Hundred Days, August 1918
WWI animation- Canada's Hundred Days, August 1918WWI animation- Canada's Hundred Days, August 1918
Visit: http://matthewkbarrett.com/ First World War animation of the Canadian Corps fighting the Germans near Monchy-le-Preux, France during the Hundred Days offensive in August 1918. In the memory of my great great-uncle, Private Harry Barrett, who was killed during the battle on Aug 30, 1918. -
2:57Ô Canada complet 1918 - Son Histoire
Ô Canada complet 1918 - Son HistoireÔ Canada complet 1918 - Son Histoire
Ô Canada est l'hymne national du Canada. La musique a été écrite par Calixa Lavallée, et les paroles par sir Adolphe-Basile Routhier. Il a été chanté pour la première fois le 24 juin 1880 lors d'une célébration de la Saint-Jean-Baptiste pendant le Congrès national des Canadiens Français, dans la ville de Québec, mais n'est devenu l'hymne national du Canada que le 1er juillet 1980, un siècle après1. http://www.republiquelibre.org/cousture/OCANADA.HTMParoles: Paroles: O Canada Ô Canada! Terre de nos aïeux, Ton front est ceint de fleurons glorieux! Car ton bras sait porter l'épée, Il sait porter la croix! Ton histoire est une épopée Des plus brillants exploits. Et ta valeur, de foi trempée, Protégera nos foyers et nos droits, Protégera nos foyers et nos droits. Amour sacré du trône et de l'autel, Remplis nos coeurs de ton souffle immortel! Parmi les races étrangères, Notre guide est la loi: Sachons être un peuple de frères, Sous le joug de la foi. Et répétons, comme nos pères, Le cri vainqueur: «Pour le Christ et le roi!» Le cri vainqueur: «Pour le Christ et le roi!» Sous l'oeil de Dieu, près du fleuve géant, Le Canadien grandit en espérant. Il est né d'une race fière, Béni fut son berceau. Le ciel a marqué sa carrière Dans ce monde nouveau. Toujours guidé par sa lumière, Il gardera l'honneur de son drapeau, Il gardera l'honneur de son drapeau. De son patron, précurseur du vrai Dieu, Il porte au front l'auréole de feu. Ennemi de la tyrannie Mais plein de loyauté, Il veut garder dans l'harmonie, Sa fière liberté; Et par l'effort de son génie, Sur notre sol asseoir la vérité, Sur notre sol asseoir la vérité. Le Quatuor Octave-Pelletier réunit les ténors Arthur Lapierre et Joseph-Henri Thibodeau, le baryton Rodrigue Gauthier et la basse Jean-Marie Magnan. Chacun des membres du groupe mène en parallèle une carrière en solo et avec d'autres formations. L'ensemble se fait d'abord connaître en concert avant de se voir offrir une séance d'enregistrement dans les studios de Columbia à New York en mai 1918. Le quatuor enregistre des chansons folkloriques (« Alouette », « À la claire fontaine », « Isabeau », « V'là l'bon vent »...), patriotiques (« Ô Canada, mon pays, mes amours », « Un Canadien errant », « Ô Canada, terre de nos aïeux ») et religieuses (« Minuit chrétiens », « Jérusalem »). Il produit dix disques entre août 1918 et janvier 1920; sur les deux premiers (Columbia E3979 et E3980), le quatuor est appelé « Quatuor Columbia canadien ». Le 19 octobre 1918, Rodrigue Gauthier est emporté par la grave épidémie de grippe espagnole qui fait tant de victimes au Canada. Guillaume Dupuis le remplace et la basse Armand Gauthier comble le départ de Jean-Marie Magnan, mais le groupe met fin à ses activités peu après. Pour obtenir de plus amples renseignements sur les enregistrements du Quatuor Octave-Pelletier, veuillez consulter la base de données du Gramophone virtuel. Robert Thérien, chercheur en musique, Montréal http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/gramophone/028011-1065-f.html http://www.quebecoisdesouche.info/index.php?le-ocanada-un-hymne-canadien-francais -
44:27For King and Empire (5of6): Masters of War - Canadians in the Last 100 Days, 1918
For King and Empire (5of6): Masters of War - Canadians in the Last 100 Days, 1918For King and Empire (5of6): Masters of War - Canadians in the Last 100 Days, 1918
In March 1918, the Germans launch a great offensive in France and Belgium, sweeping aside British and French armies, and almost winning the war. On August 8, at Amiens in France, the Allies strike back, and the attack, spearheaded by the Canadian Corps, becomes the greatest British victory yet, reversing the tide of war. In the next 100 days, the Canadian Corps wins seemingly impossible victories at Arras, at the Canal du Nord, and at Cambrai, driving the Germans out of France. On the last day of the war, the Canadian Corps liberates the Belgian city of Mons, where British and German troops first fought in 1914. By 1918, the Canadians have become the spearhead of victory, masters of war. -
64:43The Greatest Victory: Canada’s Hundred Days of 1918.
The Greatest Victory: Canada’s Hundred Days of 1918.The Greatest Victory: Canada’s Hundred Days of 1918.
RCMI's Honorary Historian Dr. Jack Granatstein discusses whether the Hundred Days of 1918 should receive more recognition as Canada's greatest military accomplishment in World War One. Military History Night, October 8, 2014. -
5:2714K Gold Ring found while metal detecting 1901 Indian 1918 Canada One Cent Garrett AT Pro
14K Gold Ring found while metal detecting 1901 Indian 1918 Canada One Cent Garrett AT Pro14K Gold Ring found while metal detecting 1901 Indian 1918 Canada One Cent Garrett AT Pro
14KP Gold Ring, the 'P' stands for 'Plumb'. Its solid gold, might have diamonds. Found a few good coins: 1901 Indian Head, 1918 Candian One Cent, 1939 Merc, 1960 Rosie, 1915 Buffalo Nickel, 34 Wheatbacks (found 19 in one day, a record). Also scored a World War 1 enlisted service uniform collar insignia that was from F Company 3rd Infantry Regiment US Army. Rings total in this video: #25, #26, + #27 for the year. thanks for looking, good luck to you on your next hunts. garrett at pro ace 150 250 350 metal detecting detector -
2:311918 Spanish Influenza Virus
1918 Spanish Influenza Virus1918 Spanish Influenza Virus
The 1918 Spanish Flu was a disaster that led to the forgotten fallen souls of millions of lives. At the time, there was no proper vaccine to deal with this virus replication. Subscribe for new videos: http://goo.gl/SaufF4 Watch the asbestos video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIs8azIqjTE&index;=27&list;=PLdSen-GVHIgh-yxysS-2bNtbvhzLxvSw9 Watch the smoking video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfCtBCji3kM&index;=24&list;=PLdSen-GVHIgh-yxysS-2bNtbvhzLxvSw9 What is it? According to a documentary the Spanish Flu was the world's most deadly pandemic, spreading from 1918-1919. Over the course of two years, it infected and killed over 50 million people. This disease gets its name from the Spanish media, which was the first to announce the epidemic after 8 million Spanish people died. Where is it located? From Spain, the 1918 flu spread throughout Europe before making its way to the U.S. and Asia, eventually hitting all corners of the world. Its worldwide spread can be associated with the 96,000 Chinese workers who moved to Britain and France to work behind their lines of war while sealed in train-cars. How it will kill you? The Spanish Flu was highly contagious disaster. When an infected person coughs, sneezes or talks, respiratory droplets are generated and transmitted into the air, which can then be inhaled by anyone nearby. Symptoms of this virus are similar to those of seasonal influenza, which include fatigue, muscle and joint pain, fever, and headache. Severe issues and diseases to the respiratory system are the most common causes of death as they damage to the lungs, inflame the airways, and cause bleeding, swelling, and a destruction of the lungs' surface cell layers. How to survive? During the 1918 epidemic, doctors and scientists were unaware of what caused it, let alone how to treat it. Patients were told to follow seasonal influenza protocols such as drinking water and fruit juices every half hour, using hot blankets and short, hot baths to relieve the pain and fever, and dealing with rapid heart rates through the use of ice packs and cold compresses. Nowadays, there exist several effective vaccines and antiviral drugs to deal with this sickness. Now what do you think is worse, and why? Inhaling asbestos? Or inhaling tobacco smoke? "Chinese workers WWI (14408620130)" by Chatham House, London - https://www.flickr.com/photos/chathamhouse/14408620130/. Licensed under CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons "H1N1 navbox" by Cybercobra at en.wikipedia. Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons -
5:10Metal Detecting-1918 Canada One Cent & another Merc- Ace 250
Metal Detecting-1918 Canada One Cent & another Merc- Ace 250Metal Detecting-1918 Canada One Cent & another Merc- Ace 250
Searched the "M...tree" house. Mid to late 1850's house. Hunt #1. -
2:13Huddersfield Presents Aeroplane To Canada (1918)
Huddersfield Presents Aeroplane To Canada (1918)Huddersfield Presents Aeroplane To Canada (1918)
Huddersfield presents aeroplane to Canada. Yorkshire. L/S of guards lined up next to aeroplane in pouring rain. Dignitaries walk along with umbrellas. L/S of senior military chiefs inspecting soldiers. L/S of senior military official making speech. Several more shots of the ceremony in progress. Includes shots of unidentified woman christening the aircraft. FILM ID:1888.03 A VIDEO FROM BRITISH PATHÉ. EXPLORE OUR ONLINE CHANNEL, BRITISH PATHÉ TV. IT'S FULL OF GREAT DOCUMENTARIES, FASCINATING INTERVIEWS, AND CLASSIC MOVIES. http://www.britishpathe.tv/ FOR LICENSING ENQUIRIES VISIT http://www.britishpathe.com/ -
12:26Our Heroic Canadian Brothers = [With the Canadians on the Western Front] (1918)
Our Heroic Canadian Brothers = [With the Canadians on the Western Front] (1918)Our Heroic Canadian Brothers = [With the Canadians on the Western Front] (1918)
This film is a heritage item from Library and Archives Canada and is only available in English. British film of the Canadian Corps on the Western Front, 1917-1918. Engineers, British or more probably Canadians, constructing and operating a narrow gauge railway. Part 1. Horse-drawn scoops flatten out the path, then complete sections of rail are laid with sleepers already attached. Flatcars are loaded with 8-inch shells and sent forward on the railway from the dump, past Piccadilly and Crucifix junctions to an 8-inch Mark V Howitzer battery. Part 2. Canadian soldiers in France voting in the general election on December 17, 1917. A village being shelled, probably in the Vimy area, filmed from some distance away. Canadians, probably 3rd Division, holding a pay parade in a shell-damaged village. A brigade paraded to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Canadian Confederation on July 1, 1917 with a service, watched by Lieutenant-General Currie, the Canadian Corps commander, and General Horne, commander of First Army. Rubble and remains of the village of Vimy; a company of 42nd Battalion, Black Guards (Royal Highlanders of Canada) return from the village. Source: Library and Archives Canada. Lombard fonds, 1969-0030. IDC: 18425. -
9:58Night Metal Detecting gives up a 1918 Canadian King George Large Cent, in BC Canada, by Louie Molnar
Night Metal Detecting gives up a 1918 Canadian King George Large Cent, in BC Canada, by Louie MolnarNight Metal Detecting gives up a 1918 Canadian King George Large Cent, in BC Canada, by Louie Molnar
Night Metal Detecting gives up a 1918 Canadian King George Large Cent, in BC Canada, with the Dirt Fisher, the Dirt Digging Diva and the Dirt Burgler, by Louie Molnar. Subscribe to my Channel, https://www.youtube.com/user/lounor1 Share this Video, https://youtu.be/qQmr-FSQzh0 Thanks for watching Louie Molnar, the Dirt Fisher
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- Sur les traces released: 1988
Sur les traces
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WWI animation- Canada's Hundred Days, August 1918
Visit: http://matthewkbarrett.com/ First World War animation of the Canadian Corps fighting the Germans near Monchy-le-Preux, France during the Hundred Days offensive in August 1918. In the memory of my great great-uncle, Private Harry Barrett, who was killed during the battle on Aug 30, 1918. -
Ô Canada complet 1918 - Son Histoire
Ô Canada est l'hymne national du Canada. La musique a été écrite par Calixa Lavallée, et les paroles par sir Adolphe-Basile Routhier. Il a été chanté pour la première fois le 24 juin 1880 lors d'une célébration de la Saint-Jean-Baptiste pendant le Congrès national des Canadiens Français, dans la ville de Québec, mais n'est devenu l'hymne national du Canada que le 1er juillet 1980, un siècle après1. http://www.republiquelibre.org/cousture/OCANADA.HTMParoles: Paroles: O Canada Ô Canada! Terre de nos aïeux, Ton front est ceint de fleurons glorieux! Car ton bras sait porter l'épée, Il sait porter la croix! Ton histoire est une épopée Des plus brillants exploits. Et ta valeur, de foi trempée, Protégera nos foyers et nos droits, Protégera nos foyers et nos droits. Amour sacré du tr... -
For King and Empire (5of6): Masters of War - Canadians in the Last 100 Days, 1918
In March 1918, the Germans launch a great offensive in France and Belgium, sweeping aside British and French armies, and almost winning the war. On August 8, at Amiens in France, the Allies strike back, and the attack, spearheaded by the Canadian Corps, becomes the greatest British victory yet, reversing the tide of war. In the next 100 days, the Canadian Corps wins seemingly impossible victories at Arras, at the Canal du Nord, and at Cambrai, driving the Germans out of France. On the last day of the war, the Canadian Corps liberates the Belgian city of Mons, where British and German troops first fought in 1914. By 1918, the Canadians have become the spearhead of victory, masters of war. -
The Greatest Victory: Canada’s Hundred Days of 1918.
RCMI's Honorary Historian Dr. Jack Granatstein discusses whether the Hundred Days of 1918 should receive more recognition as Canada's greatest military accomplishment in World War One. Military History Night, October 8, 2014. -
14K Gold Ring found while metal detecting 1901 Indian 1918 Canada One Cent Garrett AT Pro
14KP Gold Ring, the 'P' stands for 'Plumb'. Its solid gold, might have diamonds. Found a few good coins: 1901 Indian Head, 1918 Candian One Cent, 1939 Merc, 1960 Rosie, 1915 Buffalo Nickel, 34 Wheatbacks (found 19 in one day, a record). Also scored a World War 1 enlisted service uniform collar insignia that was from F Company 3rd Infantry Regiment US Army. Rings total in this video: #25, #26, + #27 for the year. thanks for looking, good luck to you on your next hunts. garrett at pro ace 150 250 350 metal detecting detector -
1918 Spanish Influenza Virus
The 1918 Spanish Flu was a disaster that led to the forgotten fallen souls of millions of lives. At the time, there was no proper vaccine to deal with this virus replication. Subscribe for new videos: http://goo.gl/SaufF4 Watch the asbestos video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIs8azIqjTE&index;=27&list;=PLdSen-GVHIgh-yxysS-2bNtbvhzLxvSw9 Watch the smoking video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfCtBCji3kM&index;=24&list;=PLdSen-GVHIgh-yxysS-2bNtbvhzLxvSw9 What is it? According to a documentary the Spanish Flu was the world's most deadly pandemic, spreading from 1918-1919. Over the course of two years, it infected and killed over 50 million people. This disease gets its name from the Spanish media, which was the first to announce the epidemic after 8 million Spanish people died. ... -
Metal Detecting-1918 Canada One Cent & another Merc- Ace 250
Searched the "M...tree" house. Mid to late 1850's house. Hunt #1. -
Huddersfield Presents Aeroplane To Canada (1918)
Huddersfield presents aeroplane to Canada. Yorkshire. L/S of guards lined up next to aeroplane in pouring rain. Dignitaries walk along with umbrellas. L/S of senior military chiefs inspecting soldiers. L/S of senior military official making speech. Several more shots of the ceremony in progress. Includes shots of unidentified woman christening the aircraft. FILM ID:1888.03 A VIDEO FROM BRITISH PATHÉ. EXPLORE OUR ONLINE CHANNEL, BRITISH PATHÉ TV. IT'S FULL OF GREAT DOCUMENTARIES, FASCINATING INTERVIEWS, AND CLASSIC MOVIES. http://www.britishpathe.tv/ FOR LICENSING ENQUIRIES VISIT http://www.britishpathe.com/ -
Our Heroic Canadian Brothers = [With the Canadians on the Western Front] (1918)
This film is a heritage item from Library and Archives Canada and is only available in English. British film of the Canadian Corps on the Western Front, 1917-1918. Engineers, British or more probably Canadians, constructing and operating a narrow gauge railway. Part 1. Horse-drawn scoops flatten out the path, then complete sections of rail are laid with sleepers already attached. Flatcars are loaded with 8-inch shells and sent forward on the railway from the dump, past Piccadilly and Crucifix junctions to an 8-inch Mark V Howitzer battery. Part 2. Canadian soldiers in France voting in the general election on December 17, 1917. A village being shelled, probably in the Vimy area, filmed from some distance away. Canadians, probably 3rd Division, holding a pay parade in a shell-damaged villag... -
Night Metal Detecting gives up a 1918 Canadian King George Large Cent, in BC Canada, by Louie Molnar
Night Metal Detecting gives up a 1918 Canadian King George Large Cent, in BC Canada, with the Dirt Fisher, the Dirt Digging Diva and the Dirt Burgler, by Louie Molnar. Subscribe to my Channel, https://www.youtube.com/user/lounor1 Share this Video, https://youtu.be/qQmr-FSQzh0 Thanks for watching Louie Molnar, the Dirt Fisher
WWI animation- Canada's Hundred Days, August 1918
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- Duration: 1:24
- Updated: 11 Nov 2013
- views: 73817
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First World War animation of the Canadian Corps fighting the Germans near Monchy-le-Preux, France during the Hundred Days of...
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First World War animation of the Canadian Corps fighting the Germans near Monchy-le-Preux, France during the Hundred Days offensive in August 1918. In the memory of my great great-uncle, Private Harry Barrett, who was killed during the battle on Aug 30, 1918.
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First World War animation of the Canadian Corps fighting the Germans near Monchy-le-Preux, France during the Hundred Days offensive in August 1918. In the memory of my great great-uncle, Private Harry Barrett, who was killed during the battle on Aug 30, 1918.
- published: 11 Nov 2013
- views: 73817
Ô Canada complet 1918 - Son Histoire
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- Duration: 2:57
- Updated: 11 Feb 2013
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Ô Canada est l'hymne national du Canada. La musique a été écrite par Calixa Lavallée, et les paroles par sir Adolphe-Basile Routhier. Il a été chanté pour la pr...
Ô Canada est l'hymne national du Canada. La musique a été écrite par Calixa Lavallée, et les paroles par sir Adolphe-Basile Routhier. Il a été chanté pour la première fois le 24 juin 1880 lors d'une célébration de la Saint-Jean-Baptiste pendant le Congrès national des Canadiens Français, dans la ville de Québec, mais n'est devenu l'hymne national du Canada que le 1er juillet 1980, un siècle après1.
http://www.republiquelibre.org/cousture/OCANADA.HTMParoles:
Paroles: O Canada
Ô Canada! Terre de nos aïeux,
Ton front est ceint de fleurons glorieux!
Car ton bras sait porter l'épée,
Il sait porter la croix!
Ton histoire est une épopée
Des plus brillants exploits.
Et ta valeur, de foi trempée,
Protégera nos foyers et nos droits,
Protégera nos foyers et nos droits.
Amour sacré du trône et de l'autel,
Remplis nos coeurs de ton souffle immortel!
Parmi les races étrangères,
Notre guide est la loi:
Sachons être un peuple de frères,
Sous le joug de la foi.
Et répétons, comme nos pères,
Le cri vainqueur: «Pour le Christ et le roi!»
Le cri vainqueur: «Pour le Christ et le roi!»
Sous l'oeil de Dieu, près du fleuve géant,
Le Canadien grandit en espérant.
Il est né d'une race fière,
Béni fut son berceau.
Le ciel a marqué sa carrière
Dans ce monde nouveau.
Toujours guidé par sa lumière,
Il gardera l'honneur de son drapeau,
Il gardera l'honneur de son drapeau.
De son patron, précurseur du vrai Dieu,
Il porte au front l'auréole de feu.
Ennemi de la tyrannie
Mais plein de loyauté,
Il veut garder dans l'harmonie,
Sa fière liberté;
Et par l'effort de son génie,
Sur notre sol asseoir la vérité,
Sur notre sol asseoir la vérité.
Le Quatuor Octave-Pelletier réunit les ténors Arthur Lapierre et Joseph-Henri Thibodeau, le baryton Rodrigue Gauthier et la basse Jean-Marie Magnan. Chacun des membres du groupe mène en parallèle une carrière en solo et avec d'autres formations.
L'ensemble se fait d'abord connaître en concert avant de se voir offrir une séance d'enregistrement dans les studios de Columbia à New York en mai 1918. Le quatuor enregistre des chansons folkloriques (« Alouette », « À la claire fontaine », « Isabeau », « V'là l'bon vent »...), patriotiques (« Ô Canada, mon pays, mes amours », « Un Canadien errant », « Ô Canada, terre de nos aïeux ») et religieuses (« Minuit chrétiens », « Jérusalem »). Il produit dix disques entre août 1918 et janvier 1920; sur les deux premiers (Columbia E3979 et E3980), le quatuor est appelé « Quatuor Columbia canadien ».
Le 19 octobre 1918, Rodrigue Gauthier est emporté par la grave épidémie de grippe espagnole qui fait tant de victimes au Canada. Guillaume Dupuis le remplace et la basse Armand Gauthier comble le départ de Jean-Marie Magnan, mais le groupe met fin à ses activités peu après.
Pour obtenir de plus amples renseignements sur les enregistrements du Quatuor Octave-Pelletier, veuillez consulter la base de données du Gramophone virtuel.
Robert Thérien, chercheur en musique, Montréal
http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/gramophone/028011-1065-f.html
http://www.quebecoisdesouche.info/index.php?le-ocanada-un-hymne-canadien-francais
wn.com/Ô Canada Complet 1918 Son Histoire
Ô Canada est l'hymne national du Canada. La musique a été écrite par Calixa Lavallée, et les paroles par sir Adolphe-Basile Routhier. Il a été chanté pour la première fois le 24 juin 1880 lors d'une célébration de la Saint-Jean-Baptiste pendant le Congrès national des Canadiens Français, dans la ville de Québec, mais n'est devenu l'hymne national du Canada que le 1er juillet 1980, un siècle après1.
http://www.republiquelibre.org/cousture/OCANADA.HTMParoles:
Paroles: O Canada
Ô Canada! Terre de nos aïeux,
Ton front est ceint de fleurons glorieux!
Car ton bras sait porter l'épée,
Il sait porter la croix!
Ton histoire est une épopée
Des plus brillants exploits.
Et ta valeur, de foi trempée,
Protégera nos foyers et nos droits,
Protégera nos foyers et nos droits.
Amour sacré du trône et de l'autel,
Remplis nos coeurs de ton souffle immortel!
Parmi les races étrangères,
Notre guide est la loi:
Sachons être un peuple de frères,
Sous le joug de la foi.
Et répétons, comme nos pères,
Le cri vainqueur: «Pour le Christ et le roi!»
Le cri vainqueur: «Pour le Christ et le roi!»
Sous l'oeil de Dieu, près du fleuve géant,
Le Canadien grandit en espérant.
Il est né d'une race fière,
Béni fut son berceau.
Le ciel a marqué sa carrière
Dans ce monde nouveau.
Toujours guidé par sa lumière,
Il gardera l'honneur de son drapeau,
Il gardera l'honneur de son drapeau.
De son patron, précurseur du vrai Dieu,
Il porte au front l'auréole de feu.
Ennemi de la tyrannie
Mais plein de loyauté,
Il veut garder dans l'harmonie,
Sa fière liberté;
Et par l'effort de son génie,
Sur notre sol asseoir la vérité,
Sur notre sol asseoir la vérité.
Le Quatuor Octave-Pelletier réunit les ténors Arthur Lapierre et Joseph-Henri Thibodeau, le baryton Rodrigue Gauthier et la basse Jean-Marie Magnan. Chacun des membres du groupe mène en parallèle une carrière en solo et avec d'autres formations.
L'ensemble se fait d'abord connaître en concert avant de se voir offrir une séance d'enregistrement dans les studios de Columbia à New York en mai 1918. Le quatuor enregistre des chansons folkloriques (« Alouette », « À la claire fontaine », « Isabeau », « V'là l'bon vent »...), patriotiques (« Ô Canada, mon pays, mes amours », « Un Canadien errant », « Ô Canada, terre de nos aïeux ») et religieuses (« Minuit chrétiens », « Jérusalem »). Il produit dix disques entre août 1918 et janvier 1920; sur les deux premiers (Columbia E3979 et E3980), le quatuor est appelé « Quatuor Columbia canadien ».
Le 19 octobre 1918, Rodrigue Gauthier est emporté par la grave épidémie de grippe espagnole qui fait tant de victimes au Canada. Guillaume Dupuis le remplace et la basse Armand Gauthier comble le départ de Jean-Marie Magnan, mais le groupe met fin à ses activités peu après.
Pour obtenir de plus amples renseignements sur les enregistrements du Quatuor Octave-Pelletier, veuillez consulter la base de données du Gramophone virtuel.
Robert Thérien, chercheur en musique, Montréal
http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/gramophone/028011-1065-f.html
http://www.quebecoisdesouche.info/index.php?le-ocanada-un-hymne-canadien-francais
- published: 11 Feb 2013
- views: 1472
For King and Empire (5of6): Masters of War - Canadians in the Last 100 Days, 1918
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- Duration: 44:27
- Updated: 27 Oct 2015
- views: 3031
In March 1918, the Germans launch a great offensive in France and Belgium, sweeping aside British and French armies, and almost winning the war. On August 8, at...
In March 1918, the Germans launch a great offensive in France and Belgium, sweeping aside British and French armies, and almost winning the war. On August 8, at Amiens in France, the Allies strike back, and the attack, spearheaded by the Canadian Corps, becomes the greatest British victory yet, reversing the tide of war. In the next 100 days, the Canadian Corps wins seemingly impossible victories at Arras, at the Canal du Nord, and at Cambrai, driving the Germans out of France. On the last day of the war, the Canadian Corps liberates the Belgian city of Mons, where British and German troops first fought in 1914. By 1918, the Canadians have become the spearhead of victory, masters of war.
wn.com/For King And Empire (5Of6) Masters Of War Canadians In The Last 100 Days, 1918
In March 1918, the Germans launch a great offensive in France and Belgium, sweeping aside British and French armies, and almost winning the war. On August 8, at Amiens in France, the Allies strike back, and the attack, spearheaded by the Canadian Corps, becomes the greatest British victory yet, reversing the tide of war. In the next 100 days, the Canadian Corps wins seemingly impossible victories at Arras, at the Canal du Nord, and at Cambrai, driving the Germans out of France. On the last day of the war, the Canadian Corps liberates the Belgian city of Mons, where British and German troops first fought in 1914. By 1918, the Canadians have become the spearhead of victory, masters of war.
- published: 27 Oct 2015
- views: 3031
The Greatest Victory: Canada’s Hundred Days of 1918.
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- Duration: 64:43
- Updated: 06 Jan 2015
- views: 370
RCMI's Honorary Historian Dr. Jack Granatstein discusses whether the Hundred Days of 1918 should receive more recognition as Canada's greatest military accompli...
RCMI's Honorary Historian Dr. Jack Granatstein discusses whether the Hundred Days of 1918 should receive more recognition as Canada's greatest military accomplishment in World War One. Military History Night, October 8, 2014.
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RCMI's Honorary Historian Dr. Jack Granatstein discusses whether the Hundred Days of 1918 should receive more recognition as Canada's greatest military accomplishment in World War One. Military History Night, October 8, 2014.
- published: 06 Jan 2015
- views: 370
14K Gold Ring found while metal detecting 1901 Indian 1918 Canada One Cent Garrett AT Pro
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- Duration: 5:27
- Updated: 24 Aug 2013
- views: 2881
14KP Gold Ring, the 'P' stands for 'Plumb'. Its solid gold, might have diamonds. Found a few good coins: 1901 Indian Head, 1918 Candian One Cent, 1939 Merc, 196...
14KP Gold Ring, the 'P' stands for 'Plumb'. Its solid gold, might have diamonds. Found a few good coins: 1901 Indian Head, 1918 Candian One Cent, 1939 Merc, 1960 Rosie, 1915 Buffalo Nickel, 34 Wheatbacks (found 19 in one day, a record). Also scored a World War 1 enlisted service uniform collar insignia that was from F Company 3rd Infantry Regiment US Army. Rings total in this video: #25, #26, + #27 for the year.
thanks for looking, good luck to you on your next hunts.
garrett at pro ace 150 250 350 metal detecting detector
wn.com/14K Gold Ring Found While Metal Detecting 1901 Indian 1918 Canada One Cent Garrett At Pro
14KP Gold Ring, the 'P' stands for 'Plumb'. Its solid gold, might have diamonds. Found a few good coins: 1901 Indian Head, 1918 Candian One Cent, 1939 Merc, 1960 Rosie, 1915 Buffalo Nickel, 34 Wheatbacks (found 19 in one day, a record). Also scored a World War 1 enlisted service uniform collar insignia that was from F Company 3rd Infantry Regiment US Army. Rings total in this video: #25, #26, + #27 for the year.
thanks for looking, good luck to you on your next hunts.
garrett at pro ace 150 250 350 metal detecting detector
- published: 24 Aug 2013
- views: 2881
1918 Spanish Influenza Virus
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:31
- Updated: 12 Oct 2015
- views: 36555
The 1918 Spanish Flu was a disaster that led to the forgotten fallen souls of millions of lives. At the time, there was no proper vaccine to deal with this viru...
The 1918 Spanish Flu was a disaster that led to the forgotten fallen souls of millions of lives. At the time, there was no proper vaccine to deal with this virus replication.
Subscribe for new videos: http://goo.gl/SaufF4
Watch the asbestos video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIs8azIqjTE&index;=27&list;=PLdSen-GVHIgh-yxysS-2bNtbvhzLxvSw9
Watch the smoking video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfCtBCji3kM&index;=24&list;=PLdSen-GVHIgh-yxysS-2bNtbvhzLxvSw9
What is it?
According to a documentary the Spanish Flu was the world's most deadly pandemic, spreading from 1918-1919. Over the course of two years, it infected and killed over 50 million people. This disease gets its name from the Spanish media, which was the first to announce the epidemic after 8 million Spanish people died.
Where is it located?
From Spain, the 1918 flu spread throughout Europe before making its way to the U.S. and Asia, eventually hitting all corners of the world. Its worldwide spread can be associated with the 96,000 Chinese workers who moved to Britain and France to work behind their lines of war while sealed in train-cars.
How it will kill you?
The Spanish Flu was highly contagious disaster. When an infected person coughs, sneezes or talks, respiratory droplets are generated and transmitted into the air, which can then be inhaled by anyone nearby. Symptoms of this virus are similar to those of seasonal influenza, which include fatigue, muscle and joint pain, fever, and headache. Severe issues and diseases to the respiratory system are the most common causes of death as they damage to the lungs, inflame the airways, and cause bleeding, swelling, and a destruction of the lungs' surface cell layers.
How to survive?
During the 1918 epidemic, doctors and scientists were unaware of what caused it, let alone how to treat it. Patients were told to follow seasonal influenza protocols such as drinking water and fruit juices every half hour, using hot blankets and short, hot baths to relieve the pain and fever, and dealing with rapid heart rates through the use of ice packs and cold compresses. Nowadays, there exist several effective vaccines and antiviral drugs to deal with this sickness.
Now what do you think is worse, and why? Inhaling asbestos? Or inhaling tobacco smoke?
"Chinese workers WWI (14408620130)" by Chatham House, London - https://www.flickr.com/photos/chathamhouse/14408620130/. Licensed under CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
"H1N1 navbox" by Cybercobra at en.wikipedia. Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
wn.com/1918 Spanish Influenza Virus
The 1918 Spanish Flu was a disaster that led to the forgotten fallen souls of millions of lives. At the time, there was no proper vaccine to deal with this virus replication.
Subscribe for new videos: http://goo.gl/SaufF4
Watch the asbestos video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIs8azIqjTE&index;=27&list;=PLdSen-GVHIgh-yxysS-2bNtbvhzLxvSw9
Watch the smoking video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfCtBCji3kM&index;=24&list;=PLdSen-GVHIgh-yxysS-2bNtbvhzLxvSw9
What is it?
According to a documentary the Spanish Flu was the world's most deadly pandemic, spreading from 1918-1919. Over the course of two years, it infected and killed over 50 million people. This disease gets its name from the Spanish media, which was the first to announce the epidemic after 8 million Spanish people died.
Where is it located?
From Spain, the 1918 flu spread throughout Europe before making its way to the U.S. and Asia, eventually hitting all corners of the world. Its worldwide spread can be associated with the 96,000 Chinese workers who moved to Britain and France to work behind their lines of war while sealed in train-cars.
How it will kill you?
The Spanish Flu was highly contagious disaster. When an infected person coughs, sneezes or talks, respiratory droplets are generated and transmitted into the air, which can then be inhaled by anyone nearby. Symptoms of this virus are similar to those of seasonal influenza, which include fatigue, muscle and joint pain, fever, and headache. Severe issues and diseases to the respiratory system are the most common causes of death as they damage to the lungs, inflame the airways, and cause bleeding, swelling, and a destruction of the lungs' surface cell layers.
How to survive?
During the 1918 epidemic, doctors and scientists were unaware of what caused it, let alone how to treat it. Patients were told to follow seasonal influenza protocols such as drinking water and fruit juices every half hour, using hot blankets and short, hot baths to relieve the pain and fever, and dealing with rapid heart rates through the use of ice packs and cold compresses. Nowadays, there exist several effective vaccines and antiviral drugs to deal with this sickness.
Now what do you think is worse, and why? Inhaling asbestos? Or inhaling tobacco smoke?
"Chinese workers WWI (14408620130)" by Chatham House, London - https://www.flickr.com/photos/chathamhouse/14408620130/. Licensed under CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
"H1N1 navbox" by Cybercobra at en.wikipedia. Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
- published: 12 Oct 2015
- views: 36555
Metal Detecting-1918 Canada One Cent & another Merc- Ace 250
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:10
- Updated: 14 May 2013
- views: 435
Searched the "M...tree" house. Mid to late 1850's house. Hunt #1.
Searched the "M...tree" house. Mid to late 1850's house. Hunt #1.
wn.com/Metal Detecting 1918 Canada One Cent Another Merc Ace 250
Huddersfield Presents Aeroplane To Canada (1918)
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- Duration: 2:13
- Updated: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 103
Huddersfield presents aeroplane to Canada. Yorkshire.
L/S of guards lined up next to aeroplane in pouring rain. Dignitaries walk along with umbrellas. L/S of...
Huddersfield presents aeroplane to Canada. Yorkshire.
L/S of guards lined up next to aeroplane in pouring rain. Dignitaries walk along with umbrellas. L/S of senior military chiefs inspecting soldiers. L/S of senior military official making speech. Several more shots of the ceremony in progress. Includes shots of unidentified woman christening the aircraft.
FILM ID:1888.03
A VIDEO FROM BRITISH PATHÉ. EXPLORE OUR ONLINE CHANNEL, BRITISH PATHÉ TV. IT'S FULL OF GREAT DOCUMENTARIES, FASCINATING INTERVIEWS, AND CLASSIC MOVIES. http://www.britishpathe.tv/
FOR LICENSING ENQUIRIES VISIT http://www.britishpathe.com/
wn.com/Huddersfield Presents Aeroplane To Canada (1918)
Huddersfield presents aeroplane to Canada. Yorkshire.
L/S of guards lined up next to aeroplane in pouring rain. Dignitaries walk along with umbrellas. L/S of senior military chiefs inspecting soldiers. L/S of senior military official making speech. Several more shots of the ceremony in progress. Includes shots of unidentified woman christening the aircraft.
FILM ID:1888.03
A VIDEO FROM BRITISH PATHÉ. EXPLORE OUR ONLINE CHANNEL, BRITISH PATHÉ TV. IT'S FULL OF GREAT DOCUMENTARIES, FASCINATING INTERVIEWS, AND CLASSIC MOVIES. http://www.britishpathe.tv/
FOR LICENSING ENQUIRIES VISIT http://www.britishpathe.com/
- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 103
Our Heroic Canadian Brothers = [With the Canadians on the Western Front] (1918)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 12:26
- Updated: 09 Feb 2015
- views: 297
This film is a heritage item from Library and Archives Canada and is only available in English.
British film of the Canadian Corps on the Western Front, 1917-1...
This film is a heritage item from Library and Archives Canada and is only available in English.
British film of the Canadian Corps on the Western Front, 1917-1918. Engineers, British or more probably Canadians, constructing and operating a narrow gauge railway. Part 1. Horse-drawn scoops flatten out the path, then complete sections of rail are laid with sleepers already attached. Flatcars are loaded with 8-inch shells and sent forward on the railway from the dump, past Piccadilly and Crucifix junctions to an 8-inch Mark V Howitzer battery. Part 2. Canadian soldiers in France voting in the general election on December 17, 1917. A village being shelled, probably in the Vimy area, filmed from some distance away. Canadians, probably 3rd Division, holding a pay parade in a shell-damaged village. A brigade paraded to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Canadian Confederation on July 1, 1917 with a service, watched by Lieutenant-General Currie, the Canadian Corps commander, and General Horne, commander of First Army. Rubble and remains of the village of Vimy; a company of 42nd Battalion, Black Guards (Royal Highlanders of Canada) return from the village.
Source: Library and Archives Canada. Lombard fonds, 1969-0030. IDC: 18425.
wn.com/Our Heroic Canadian Brothers With The Canadians On The Western Front (1918)
This film is a heritage item from Library and Archives Canada and is only available in English.
British film of the Canadian Corps on the Western Front, 1917-1918. Engineers, British or more probably Canadians, constructing and operating a narrow gauge railway. Part 1. Horse-drawn scoops flatten out the path, then complete sections of rail are laid with sleepers already attached. Flatcars are loaded with 8-inch shells and sent forward on the railway from the dump, past Piccadilly and Crucifix junctions to an 8-inch Mark V Howitzer battery. Part 2. Canadian soldiers in France voting in the general election on December 17, 1917. A village being shelled, probably in the Vimy area, filmed from some distance away. Canadians, probably 3rd Division, holding a pay parade in a shell-damaged village. A brigade paraded to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Canadian Confederation on July 1, 1917 with a service, watched by Lieutenant-General Currie, the Canadian Corps commander, and General Horne, commander of First Army. Rubble and remains of the village of Vimy; a company of 42nd Battalion, Black Guards (Royal Highlanders of Canada) return from the village.
Source: Library and Archives Canada. Lombard fonds, 1969-0030. IDC: 18425.
- published: 09 Feb 2015
- views: 297
Night Metal Detecting gives up a 1918 Canadian King George Large Cent, in BC Canada, by Louie Molnar
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:58
- Updated: 20 Mar 2016
- views: 185
Night Metal Detecting gives up a 1918 Canadian King George Large Cent, in BC Canada, with the Dirt Fisher, the Dirt Digging Diva and the Dirt Burgler, by Louie ...
Night Metal Detecting gives up a 1918 Canadian King George Large Cent, in BC Canada, with the Dirt Fisher, the Dirt Digging Diva and the Dirt Burgler, by Louie Molnar.
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Louie Molnar, the Dirt Fisher
wn.com/Night Metal Detecting Gives Up A 1918 Canadian King George Large Cent, In Bc Canada, By Louie Molnar
Night Metal Detecting gives up a 1918 Canadian King George Large Cent, in BC Canada, with the Dirt Fisher, the Dirt Digging Diva and the Dirt Burgler, by Louie Molnar.
Subscribe to my Channel, https://www.youtube.com/user/lounor1
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Louie Molnar, the Dirt Fisher
- published: 20 Mar 2016
- views: 185
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Download Seeing Reds: The Red Scare of 1918-1919: Canada's First War on Terror PDF
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Allied Intervention In Russia 1918 1919 And The Part Played By Canada
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Universal Screen Magazine, [Vol. 1, No. 96] (1918)
This film is a heritage item from Library and Archives Canada and is only available in English. Five newsreel stories. 1. Nature Studies. Into A Bird! A religious belief among certain races of the East is that when they die, their souls temporarily inhabit the bodies of animals or birds. Have you picked out the bird for your soul? 2. Preparedness. Helping the Cause of Mercy. In the world famed Bausch Gardens at Pasadena, California, Mme. Schumann-Héink, on her birthday sings for the Red Cross. 3. Screen Oddities. Lived Two Million Years Ago. Our editor was wandering through the Museum of Natural History the other day and ran across this strange beast, said to have lived long, long before the dawn of history. 4. [U.S. Soldiers Adept at Sewing]. 5. Art. Miracles in Mud. Produced by Willie H... -
Our Heroic Canadian Brothers = [With the Canadians on the Western Front] (1918)
Ce film fait partie du patrimoine conservé par Bibliothèque et Archives Canada et n’existe qu’en anglais. Film britannique du Corps d’armée canadien au front ouest en 1917-1918. Ingénieurs sans doute britanniques, mais probablement canadiens qui construisent et exploitent un chemin de fer à voie étroite. Partie 1. Des racleurs tirés par des chevaux aplanissent le chemin, puis des sections complètes de rail sont posées avec les traverses déjà attachées. Des obus de huit pouces sont chargés sur des wagons plats et envoyés sur la voie ferrée à partir du dépôt temporaire, au-delà des nœuds ferroviaires Piccadilly et Crucifix à une batterie Howitzer Mark V de huit pouces. Partie 2. Soldats canadiens en France qui votent à l’élection générale du 17 décembre 1917. Village bombardé, sans doute da... -
Raconte-moi la Grande Guerre : le Canada dans le conflit mondial de 1914-1918.
La Première Guerre mondiale débute en Europe mais rapidement, le Canada doit lui aussi s'engager, suivant ainsi l'Empire britannique dans un conflit qui s'étend de 1914 à 1918. Le Canada engage de nombreux soldats dès le mois d'août 1914. Quelque 420 000 Canadiens traverseront l'Atlantique pour participer à l'un des plus importants conflits militaires que le monde ait connu. Mélanie Morin-Pelletier du Musée canadien de la guerre nous raconte le rôle joué par le Canada dans ce conflit. TFO 24.7, le nouveau regard francophone TFO 24.7 / http://tfo.org/24.7/ Twitter / http://twitter.com/TFO247 Facebook / http://facebook.com/TFO24.7 -
Greater Food Production (1918)
Ce film fait partie du patrimoine conservé par Bibliothèque et Archives Canada et n’existe qu’en anglais. Séquence filmée par la Ford du Canada Limitée en appui au Mouvement Greater Food Production et dédiée à la Commission canadienne du ravitaillement. La Border Manufacturers' Farmer Association de Windsor; Walkerville, Sandwich, Ford et les Ojibway ont une nouvelle méthode pour augmenter la production de nourriture. Une terre située à trois milles de Windsor, en Ontario, qui n’a pas été cultivée pendant quatre ans et une terre adjacente que l’Association cultive. Au total, 200 acres de terre sont cultivés et on prévoit cultiver 500 acres de plus. Un homme assis sur un tracteur, qui prend la pose pour la caméra. Groupe d’officiers et de participants actifs du mouvement, dont Harry Neal, ...
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Allied Intervention In Russia 1918 1919 And The Part Played By Canada
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Le Canada à la Première Guerre mondiale (1914-1918)
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Bonjour à tous, voici mon exposé sur la participation militaire du Canada à la Première Guerre mondiale (1914-1918).
Bonjour à tous, voici mon exposé sur la participation militaire du Canada à la Première Guerre mondiale (1914-1918).
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Universal Screen Magazine, [Vol. 1, No. 96] (1918)
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This film is a heritage item from Library and Archives Canada and is only available in English.
Five newsreel stories. 1. Nature Studies. Into A Bird! A religi...
This film is a heritage item from Library and Archives Canada and is only available in English.
Five newsreel stories. 1. Nature Studies. Into A Bird! A religious belief among certain races of the East is that when they die, their souls temporarily inhabit the bodies of animals or birds. Have you picked out the bird for your soul? 2. Preparedness. Helping the Cause of Mercy. In the world famed Bausch Gardens at Pasadena, California, Mme. Schumann-Héink, on her birthday sings for the Red Cross. 3. Screen Oddities. Lived Two Million Years Ago. Our editor was wandering through the Museum of Natural History the other day and ran across this strange beast, said to have lived long, long before the dawn of history. 4. [U.S. Soldiers Adept at Sewing]. 5. Art. Miracles in Mud. Produced by Willie Hopkins, noted sculptor. 'We Accuse'.
Source: Library and Archives Canada. Dawson City Museum & Historical Society fonds, 1979-0191. IDC: 43743.
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This film is a heritage item from Library and Archives Canada and is only available in English.
Five newsreel stories. 1. Nature Studies. Into A Bird! A religious belief among certain races of the East is that when they die, their souls temporarily inhabit the bodies of animals or birds. Have you picked out the bird for your soul? 2. Preparedness. Helping the Cause of Mercy. In the world famed Bausch Gardens at Pasadena, California, Mme. Schumann-Héink, on her birthday sings for the Red Cross. 3. Screen Oddities. Lived Two Million Years Ago. Our editor was wandering through the Museum of Natural History the other day and ran across this strange beast, said to have lived long, long before the dawn of history. 4. [U.S. Soldiers Adept at Sewing]. 5. Art. Miracles in Mud. Produced by Willie Hopkins, noted sculptor. 'We Accuse'.
Source: Library and Archives Canada. Dawson City Museum & Historical Society fonds, 1979-0191. IDC: 43743.
- published: 13 Apr 2015
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Our Heroic Canadian Brothers = [With the Canadians on the Western Front] (1918)
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Ce film fait partie du patrimoine conservé par Bibliothèque et Archives Canada et n’existe qu’en anglais.
Film britannique du Corps d’armée canadien au front o...
Ce film fait partie du patrimoine conservé par Bibliothèque et Archives Canada et n’existe qu’en anglais.
Film britannique du Corps d’armée canadien au front ouest en 1917-1918. Ingénieurs sans doute britanniques, mais probablement canadiens qui construisent et exploitent un chemin de fer à voie étroite. Partie 1. Des racleurs tirés par des chevaux aplanissent le chemin, puis des sections complètes de rail sont posées avec les traverses déjà attachées. Des obus de huit pouces sont chargés sur des wagons plats et envoyés sur la voie ferrée à partir du dépôt temporaire, au-delà des nœuds ferroviaires Piccadilly et Crucifix à une batterie Howitzer Mark V de huit pouces. Partie 2. Soldats canadiens en France qui votent à l’élection générale du 17 décembre 1917. Village bombardé, sans doute dans la région de Vimy, filmé à une certaine distance. Canadiens, sans doute de la 3e Division, qui effectuent un rassemblement pour la solde dans un village qui a été bombardé. Brigade paradant afin de célébrer le 50e anniversaire de la Confédération canadienne le 1er juillet 1917 par un service, observé par le Lieutenant-général Currie, commandant du Corps d’armée canadien, et le Général Horne commandant de la Première Armée. Des gravats et des restes du village de Vimy; une compagnie du 42e Bataillon, Black Guards (Royal Highlanders of Canada) qui revient du village.
Source: Bibliothèque et Archives Canada. Lombard fonds, 1969-0030.
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Ce film fait partie du patrimoine conservé par Bibliothèque et Archives Canada et n’existe qu’en anglais.
Film britannique du Corps d’armée canadien au front ouest en 1917-1918. Ingénieurs sans doute britanniques, mais probablement canadiens qui construisent et exploitent un chemin de fer à voie étroite. Partie 1. Des racleurs tirés par des chevaux aplanissent le chemin, puis des sections complètes de rail sont posées avec les traverses déjà attachées. Des obus de huit pouces sont chargés sur des wagons plats et envoyés sur la voie ferrée à partir du dépôt temporaire, au-delà des nœuds ferroviaires Piccadilly et Crucifix à une batterie Howitzer Mark V de huit pouces. Partie 2. Soldats canadiens en France qui votent à l’élection générale du 17 décembre 1917. Village bombardé, sans doute dans la région de Vimy, filmé à une certaine distance. Canadiens, sans doute de la 3e Division, qui effectuent un rassemblement pour la solde dans un village qui a été bombardé. Brigade paradant afin de célébrer le 50e anniversaire de la Confédération canadienne le 1er juillet 1917 par un service, observé par le Lieutenant-général Currie, commandant du Corps d’armée canadien, et le Général Horne commandant de la Première Armée. Des gravats et des restes du village de Vimy; une compagnie du 42e Bataillon, Black Guards (Royal Highlanders of Canada) qui revient du village.
Source: Bibliothèque et Archives Canada. Lombard fonds, 1969-0030.
- published: 09 Feb 2015
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Raconte-moi la Grande Guerre : le Canada dans le conflit mondial de 1914-1918.
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La Première Guerre mondiale débute en Europe mais rapidement, le Canada doit lui aussi s'engager, suivant ainsi l'Empire britannique dans un conflit qui s'étend...
La Première Guerre mondiale débute en Europe mais rapidement, le Canada doit lui aussi s'engager, suivant ainsi l'Empire britannique dans un conflit qui s'étend de 1914 à 1918.
Le Canada engage de nombreux soldats dès le mois d'août 1914. Quelque 420 000 Canadiens traverseront l'Atlantique pour participer à l'un des plus importants conflits militaires que le monde ait connu.
Mélanie Morin-Pelletier du Musée canadien de la guerre nous raconte le rôle joué par le Canada dans ce conflit.
TFO 24.7, le nouveau regard francophone
TFO 24.7 / http://tfo.org/24.7/
Twitter / http://twitter.com/TFO247
Facebook / http://facebook.com/TFO24.7
wn.com/Raconte Moi La Grande Guerre Le Canada Dans Le Conflit Mondial De 1914 1918.
La Première Guerre mondiale débute en Europe mais rapidement, le Canada doit lui aussi s'engager, suivant ainsi l'Empire britannique dans un conflit qui s'étend de 1914 à 1918.
Le Canada engage de nombreux soldats dès le mois d'août 1914. Quelque 420 000 Canadiens traverseront l'Atlantique pour participer à l'un des plus importants conflits militaires que le monde ait connu.
Mélanie Morin-Pelletier du Musée canadien de la guerre nous raconte le rôle joué par le Canada dans ce conflit.
TFO 24.7, le nouveau regard francophone
TFO 24.7 / http://tfo.org/24.7/
Twitter / http://twitter.com/TFO247
Facebook / http://facebook.com/TFO24.7
- published: 15 Dec 2014
- views: 254
Greater Food Production (1918)
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Ce film fait partie du patrimoine conservé par Bibliothèque et Archives Canada et n’existe qu’en anglais.
Séquence filmée par la Ford du Canada Limitée en appu...
Ce film fait partie du patrimoine conservé par Bibliothèque et Archives Canada et n’existe qu’en anglais.
Séquence filmée par la Ford du Canada Limitée en appui au Mouvement Greater Food Production et dédiée à la Commission canadienne du ravitaillement. La Border Manufacturers' Farmer Association de Windsor; Walkerville, Sandwich, Ford et les Ojibway ont une nouvelle méthode pour augmenter la production de nourriture. Une terre située à trois milles de Windsor, en Ontario, qui n’a pas été cultivée pendant quatre ans et une terre adjacente que l’Association cultive. Au total, 200 acres de terre sont cultivés et on prévoit cultiver 500 acres de plus. Un homme assis sur un tracteur, qui prend la pose pour la caméra. Groupe d’officiers et de participants actifs du mouvement, dont Harry Neal, qui a eu cette idée. L’idée se propage car cette méthode ne nuit pas aux employés agricoles. Elle utilise plutôt des employés d’usine, dont une bonne partie provenait au départ d’exploitations agricoles et ont donc une expérience du travail agricole. Séquences filmées près de Chatham, en Ontario, qui montrent un homme labourant un champ à l'aide d'un tracteur, divers types de tracteurs Ford tirant des machines aratoires, un rouleau et un chariot, des hommes qui coupent les végétaux à la fourche ou qui mettent du fumier dans un chariot, tracteur tirant deux chariots; labour; homme mesurant la profondeur du labour et soulevant un morceau de terre; des équipes de chevaux tirant une racleuse pour routes remplacés par un tracteur Fordson; chevaux et tracteur côte-à-côte; le tracteur fonctionnant au kérosène et un cheval peut consommer la production de cinq acres chaque année. Un homme verse du carburant dans un tracteur. Divers types d’équipement de fabrication de routes.
Source : Bibliothèque et Archives Canada. Australia National Film and Sound Archive fonds, 1994-0215.
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Ce film fait partie du patrimoine conservé par Bibliothèque et Archives Canada et n’existe qu’en anglais.
Séquence filmée par la Ford du Canada Limitée en appui au Mouvement Greater Food Production et dédiée à la Commission canadienne du ravitaillement. La Border Manufacturers' Farmer Association de Windsor; Walkerville, Sandwich, Ford et les Ojibway ont une nouvelle méthode pour augmenter la production de nourriture. Une terre située à trois milles de Windsor, en Ontario, qui n’a pas été cultivée pendant quatre ans et une terre adjacente que l’Association cultive. Au total, 200 acres de terre sont cultivés et on prévoit cultiver 500 acres de plus. Un homme assis sur un tracteur, qui prend la pose pour la caméra. Groupe d’officiers et de participants actifs du mouvement, dont Harry Neal, qui a eu cette idée. L’idée se propage car cette méthode ne nuit pas aux employés agricoles. Elle utilise plutôt des employés d’usine, dont une bonne partie provenait au départ d’exploitations agricoles et ont donc une expérience du travail agricole. Séquences filmées près de Chatham, en Ontario, qui montrent un homme labourant un champ à l'aide d'un tracteur, divers types de tracteurs Ford tirant des machines aratoires, un rouleau et un chariot, des hommes qui coupent les végétaux à la fourche ou qui mettent du fumier dans un chariot, tracteur tirant deux chariots; labour; homme mesurant la profondeur du labour et soulevant un morceau de terre; des équipes de chevaux tirant une racleuse pour routes remplacés par un tracteur Fordson; chevaux et tracteur côte-à-côte; le tracteur fonctionnant au kérosène et un cheval peut consommer la production de cinq acres chaque année. Un homme verse du carburant dans un tracteur. Divers types d’équipement de fabrication de routes.
Source : Bibliothèque et Archives Canada. Australia National Film and Sound Archive fonds, 1994-0215.
- published: 03 Nov 2014
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Turning Points of History: Kiss of the Spanish Lady
This episode examines the outbreak and subsequent impact of the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic on Canada. -
Lest We Forget (1934)
This film is a heritage item from Library and Archives Canada and is only available in English. This film was the first feature length documentary film with sound to be made in Canada. The production team compiled the film throughout the world and from Canadian cameramen who followed troops through training and into combat. Simulated battle scenes are also included. Part 1 - The story of Canadian military participation in WWI. A review is made of the major incidents that lead to declarations of war. Leading personalities are shown. Recruitment and training of soldiers takes place. Part 2 - The Battles of Mons, Ypres, the Somme, and Vimy Ridge. Part 3 - The Battle of Passchendaele. Sequences on the Royal Flying Corps in action on land and in the air. Dominion Day 1918 festivities a... -
339th Infantry A.E.F. in Northern Russia (1918-1919)
Creator(s): Department of Defense. Department of the Army. Office of the Chief Signal Officer. 9/18/1947-2/28/1964 (Most Recent) Series: Historical Films, ca. 1914 - ca. 1936 Record Group 111: Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer, 1860 - 1985 Production Date: 1936 Sound Type: Silent Scope & Content: Reel 1 shows ground and aerial views of Archangel and Backoritza; city officials; U.S. troops debarking; unloading and carrying flour from the Gorfe-Castle; children delivering milk; market scenes; ceremonies at a Red Cross hospital; Bolshevik prisoners working on a road; 310th Engrs. operating a sawmill; Russians clearing farm land; and troops operating street cars. Reel 2, Armenian Gen. Torcum presents colors to Brit. Gen. Poole. Brit. Gen. Ironside reviews U.S. troops. 310th ... -
1914-1918: The Making of the Modern World
The Bill Graham Centre for Contemporary International History and the Munk School of Global Affairs, with support from the Canadian Armed Forces, proudly present: 1914-1918: IN MEMORIAM In commemoration of the centennial of the beginning of World War I, please join us for a special event recognizing Canada’s contribution—both martial and on the home front—to the war effort. Consisting of distinctive military band performances, military formations, and commentaries, the event will provide a moving and appropriate commemoration of the sacrifice of Canadian men and women in World War I. The participation of Toronto regiments and a combined band will remind a much later generation of the importance of the war in shaping contemporary Toronto, Ontario, and Canada. Presentations by: Professor... -
Canadian Offical War Films (First World War)
Introducing Canadian and German Military Positions at Vimy Ridge, 1917. Item number (ISN): 188460 "Canadian Official War Films" series Part 1: In Action with Our Canadian Troops This film is the first part of a series that gives an account of Canadians in the Battle of Vimy Ridge, April 9-12, 1917. An impression of the battle is created through the use of 1916 footage from the British-made film, In Action with Our Canadian Troops and 1917 footage from Vimy Ridge. This film includes animated graphics of a map of the battle, which shows the initial dispositions, divisional boundaries and the three phases of the Canadian offence, all interspersed with actual material. Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry is shown parading with the standard presented to that regiment by Princess Pa... -
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"History and Ethos of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Canada", Roman Yereniuk
"The Unique Ethos of the Formative Period of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Canada", Dr. Roman Yereniuk, University of Toronto, 9 May 2014 (Винятковий дух Української Православної Церкви Канади, д-р Роман Єренюк, Торонтський університет, 9 травня 2014) - History of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Canada (UOCC), then known as the Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church of Canada (UGOCC), beginnings of Ukrainian Orthodoxy in Canada, history of Ukrainian Canadians (history of Canada). - 1:45 Between four to six generations of Ukrainians in Canada since 1892 - 1:58 Ukrainian settlers began arriving in Canada in 1891 from Galicia (Halychyna) and Bukovyna - 2:00 Ivan Nehrych, Cyril Henyk, Ivan Bodruh, Yaroslav, Arsenych (Іван Негрич, Кирило Геник, Іван Бодруг, Ярослав Арсенич) - 3:18 By 1901 there ...
Turning Points of History: Kiss of the Spanish Lady
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This episode examines the outbreak and subsequent impact of the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic on Canada.
This episode examines the outbreak and subsequent impact of the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic on Canada.
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This episode examines the outbreak and subsequent impact of the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic on Canada.
- published: 08 Nov 2014
- views: 3014
Lest We Forget (1934)
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- Duration: 100:47
- Updated: 03 Nov 2015
- views: 3893
This film is a heritage item from Library and Archives Canada and is only available in English.
This film was the first feature length documentary film with so...
This film is a heritage item from Library and Archives Canada and is only available in English.
This film was the first feature length documentary film with sound to be made in Canada. The production team compiled the film throughout the world and from Canadian cameramen who followed troops through training and into combat. Simulated battle scenes are also included. Part 1 - The story of Canadian military participation in WWI. A review is made of the major incidents that lead to declarations of war. Leading personalities are shown. Recruitment and training of soldiers takes place. Part 2 - The Battles of Mons, Ypres, the Somme, and Vimy Ridge. Part 3 - The Battle of Passchendaele. Sequences on the Royal Flying Corps in action on land and in the air. Dominion Day 1918 festivities among Canadian Armed Forces personnel at the front line near Vimy Ridge are captured on camera. End of the war celebrations and commemorations are shown. Exceptional material includes: Princess Patricia dedicating the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Regiment at Lansdowne Park, August 23, 1914; the sinking of the Szent Istvan, an Austro-Hungarian battleship, where sailors look like ants heaped up on one side and then jump into the sea; new military technology; war ruins and refugees; the American entry into the war; an observation balloon going up in flames; and Canadian railway troops building tracks. Canadian troops hold an Athletic Field Day on Dominion Day 1918; Canadian troops extinguish fires at Cambrai; the Prince of Wales in military uniform surrounded by other officers; soldiers in trenches, in marching formation, cheer news of the end of the war; funeral procession of nurses watch soldiers carry the coffins of nurses killed in an air raid of a hospital in France, May 1918. Officers salute the open grave. The Canadian troupe, The Dumbells, perform before Canadian troops on Dominion Day 1918.
Source: Library and Archives Canada. Veterans Affairs Canada fonds, 1976-0222, IDC 115789.
wn.com/Lest We Forget (1934)
This film is a heritage item from Library and Archives Canada and is only available in English.
This film was the first feature length documentary film with sound to be made in Canada. The production team compiled the film throughout the world and from Canadian cameramen who followed troops through training and into combat. Simulated battle scenes are also included. Part 1 - The story of Canadian military participation in WWI. A review is made of the major incidents that lead to declarations of war. Leading personalities are shown. Recruitment and training of soldiers takes place. Part 2 - The Battles of Mons, Ypres, the Somme, and Vimy Ridge. Part 3 - The Battle of Passchendaele. Sequences on the Royal Flying Corps in action on land and in the air. Dominion Day 1918 festivities among Canadian Armed Forces personnel at the front line near Vimy Ridge are captured on camera. End of the war celebrations and commemorations are shown. Exceptional material includes: Princess Patricia dedicating the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry Regiment at Lansdowne Park, August 23, 1914; the sinking of the Szent Istvan, an Austro-Hungarian battleship, where sailors look like ants heaped up on one side and then jump into the sea; new military technology; war ruins and refugees; the American entry into the war; an observation balloon going up in flames; and Canadian railway troops building tracks. Canadian troops hold an Athletic Field Day on Dominion Day 1918; Canadian troops extinguish fires at Cambrai; the Prince of Wales in military uniform surrounded by other officers; soldiers in trenches, in marching formation, cheer news of the end of the war; funeral procession of nurses watch soldiers carry the coffins of nurses killed in an air raid of a hospital in France, May 1918. Officers salute the open grave. The Canadian troupe, The Dumbells, perform before Canadian troops on Dominion Day 1918.
Source: Library and Archives Canada. Veterans Affairs Canada fonds, 1976-0222, IDC 115789.
- published: 03 Nov 2015
- views: 3893
339th Infantry A.E.F. in Northern Russia (1918-1919)
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- Duration: 51:40
- Updated: 16 Jun 2016
- views: 2925
Creator(s): Department of Defense. Department of the Army. Office of the Chief Signal Officer. 9/18/1947-2/28/1964 (Most Recent)
Series: Historical Films, ca. ...
Creator(s): Department of Defense. Department of the Army. Office of the Chief Signal Officer. 9/18/1947-2/28/1964 (Most Recent)
Series: Historical Films, ca. 1914 - ca. 1936
Record Group 111: Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer, 1860 - 1985
Production Date: 1936
Sound Type: Silent
Scope & Content: Reel 1 shows ground and aerial views of Archangel and Backoritza; city officials; U.S. troops debarking; unloading and carrying flour from the Gorfe-Castle; children delivering milk; market scenes; ceremonies at a Red Cross hospital; Bolshevik prisoners working on a road; 310th Engrs. operating a sawmill; Russians clearing farm land; and troops operating street cars. Reel 2, Armenian Gen. Torcum presents colors to Brit. Gen. Poole. Brit. Gen. Ironside reviews U.S. troops. 310th Engrs. construct a barracks. The Brit. hospital ship Kalyan docks. Gen. W.P. Richardson leaves the Canada and is greeted by Col. G.E. Stewart. Gens. Richardson and Ironside inspect civilian guards. Soldiers leave a hospital. Troops attend Thanksgiving (1918) services. Reel 3 shows a religious procession; the Canada breaking ice on the Divina River; troops skating and tobogganing; and Gen. Richardson and troops in reindeer sleighs. Gen. Ironside and Col. Stewart review 339th Inf. troops. Russians mount a 6-inch gun on a railroad car. U.S. troops drill, skirmish, and practice football. Russian artillery maneuvers on the frozen river. Reel 4, Engrs. strengthen blockhouses; telegraph lines are strung; Allied troops man trenches and patrol woods; and Russians drill with railroad guns. Gens. Ironside and Richardson decorate 339th Inf. troops. Reel 5, Polish troops are inspected. Troops, including the 310th Engrs., pass in review and embark for the U. S. Shows a funeral procession and Memorial Day (1919) parade in Archangel. Gens. Ironside and Richardson speak at services in an Allied cemetery. Gen. Richardson attends a picnic.
Contact(s): National Archives at College Park - Motion Pictures (RDSM), National Archives at College Park, 8601 Adelphi Road
College Park, MD 20740-6001
Phone: 301-837-3540, Fax: 301-837-3620, Email: mopix@nara.gov
National Archives Identifier: 24732
Local Identifier: 111-H-1227
https://catalog.archives.gov/id/24732
wn.com/339Th Infantry A.E.F. In Northern Russia (1918 1919)
Creator(s): Department of Defense. Department of the Army. Office of the Chief Signal Officer. 9/18/1947-2/28/1964 (Most Recent)
Series: Historical Films, ca. 1914 - ca. 1936
Record Group 111: Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer, 1860 - 1985
Production Date: 1936
Sound Type: Silent
Scope & Content: Reel 1 shows ground and aerial views of Archangel and Backoritza; city officials; U.S. troops debarking; unloading and carrying flour from the Gorfe-Castle; children delivering milk; market scenes; ceremonies at a Red Cross hospital; Bolshevik prisoners working on a road; 310th Engrs. operating a sawmill; Russians clearing farm land; and troops operating street cars. Reel 2, Armenian Gen. Torcum presents colors to Brit. Gen. Poole. Brit. Gen. Ironside reviews U.S. troops. 310th Engrs. construct a barracks. The Brit. hospital ship Kalyan docks. Gen. W.P. Richardson leaves the Canada and is greeted by Col. G.E. Stewart. Gens. Richardson and Ironside inspect civilian guards. Soldiers leave a hospital. Troops attend Thanksgiving (1918) services. Reel 3 shows a religious procession; the Canada breaking ice on the Divina River; troops skating and tobogganing; and Gen. Richardson and troops in reindeer sleighs. Gen. Ironside and Col. Stewart review 339th Inf. troops. Russians mount a 6-inch gun on a railroad car. U.S. troops drill, skirmish, and practice football. Russian artillery maneuvers on the frozen river. Reel 4, Engrs. strengthen blockhouses; telegraph lines are strung; Allied troops man trenches and patrol woods; and Russians drill with railroad guns. Gens. Ironside and Richardson decorate 339th Inf. troops. Reel 5, Polish troops are inspected. Troops, including the 310th Engrs., pass in review and embark for the U. S. Shows a funeral procession and Memorial Day (1919) parade in Archangel. Gens. Ironside and Richardson speak at services in an Allied cemetery. Gen. Richardson attends a picnic.
Contact(s): National Archives at College Park - Motion Pictures (RDSM), National Archives at College Park, 8601 Adelphi Road
College Park, MD 20740-6001
Phone: 301-837-3540, Fax: 301-837-3620, Email: mopix@nara.gov
National Archives Identifier: 24732
Local Identifier: 111-H-1227
https://catalog.archives.gov/id/24732
- published: 16 Jun 2016
- views: 2925
1914-1918: The Making of the Modern World
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- Duration: 118:11
- Updated: 14 Oct 2014
- views: 154
The Bill Graham Centre for Contemporary International History and the Munk School of Global Affairs, with support from the Canadian Armed Forces, proudly presen...
The Bill Graham Centre for Contemporary International History and the Munk School of Global Affairs, with support from the Canadian Armed Forces, proudly present:
1914-1918: IN MEMORIAM
In commemoration of the centennial of the beginning of World War I, please join us for a special event recognizing Canada’s contribution—both martial and on the home front—to the war effort. Consisting of distinctive military band performances, military formations, and commentaries, the event will provide a moving and appropriate commemoration of the sacrifice of Canadian men and women in World War I. The participation of Toronto regiments and a combined band will remind a much later generation of the importance of the war in shaping contemporary Toronto, Ontario, and Canada.
Presentations by:
Professor Margaret MacMillan
Warden, St. Anthony’s College, University of Oxford
General Thomas J. Lawson, CMM, CD
Chief of Defense Staff, Canadian Armed Forces
Musical Performances by the Massed Band of the Canadian Armed Forces
wn.com/1914 1918 The Making Of The Modern World
The Bill Graham Centre for Contemporary International History and the Munk School of Global Affairs, with support from the Canadian Armed Forces, proudly present:
1914-1918: IN MEMORIAM
In commemoration of the centennial of the beginning of World War I, please join us for a special event recognizing Canada’s contribution—both martial and on the home front—to the war effort. Consisting of distinctive military band performances, military formations, and commentaries, the event will provide a moving and appropriate commemoration of the sacrifice of Canadian men and women in World War I. The participation of Toronto regiments and a combined band will remind a much later generation of the importance of the war in shaping contemporary Toronto, Ontario, and Canada.
Presentations by:
Professor Margaret MacMillan
Warden, St. Anthony’s College, University of Oxford
General Thomas J. Lawson, CMM, CD
Chief of Defense Staff, Canadian Armed Forces
Musical Performances by the Massed Band of the Canadian Armed Forces
- published: 14 Oct 2014
- views: 154
Canadian Offical War Films (First World War)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 21:50
- Updated: 28 Jul 2014
- views: 4441
Introducing Canadian and German Military Positions at Vimy Ridge, 1917.
Item number (ISN): 188460
"Canadian Official War Films" series
Part 1: In Action wit...
Introducing Canadian and German Military Positions at Vimy Ridge, 1917.
Item number (ISN): 188460
"Canadian Official War Films" series
Part 1: In Action with Our Canadian Troops
This film is the first part of a series that gives an account of Canadians in the Battle of Vimy Ridge, April 9-12, 1917. An impression of the battle is created through the use of 1916 footage from the British-made film, In Action with Our Canadian Troops and 1917 footage from Vimy Ridge. This film includes animated graphics of a map of the battle, which shows the initial dispositions, divisional boundaries and the three phases of the Canadian offence, all interspersed with actual material. Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry is shown parading with the standard presented to that regiment by Princess Patricia. The regiment heads towards "Prowse Point," the shallow, waterlogged trench that forms the junction of the British and Canadian lines. The Canadian War Records Office supervised the work of cameramen filming the Canadian Forces overseas.
Part 2: Footage on Ypres, 1914-1918.
This film gives an account of Canadians in battle at Ypres. Scenes include footage of deserted trenches, and horse-drawn military wagons loaded with supplies moving towards the front lines. It also depicts an officer directing artillery from behind sandbags while using a periscope. The Canadian War Records Office supervised the work of cameramen filming the Canadian Forces overseas.
wn.com/Canadian Offical War Films (First World War)
Introducing Canadian and German Military Positions at Vimy Ridge, 1917.
Item number (ISN): 188460
"Canadian Official War Films" series
Part 1: In Action with Our Canadian Troops
This film is the first part of a series that gives an account of Canadians in the Battle of Vimy Ridge, April 9-12, 1917. An impression of the battle is created through the use of 1916 footage from the British-made film, In Action with Our Canadian Troops and 1917 footage from Vimy Ridge. This film includes animated graphics of a map of the battle, which shows the initial dispositions, divisional boundaries and the three phases of the Canadian offence, all interspersed with actual material. Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry is shown parading with the standard presented to that regiment by Princess Patricia. The regiment heads towards "Prowse Point," the shallow, waterlogged trench that forms the junction of the British and Canadian lines. The Canadian War Records Office supervised the work of cameramen filming the Canadian Forces overseas.
Part 2: Footage on Ypres, 1914-1918.
This film gives an account of Canadians in battle at Ypres. Scenes include footage of deserted trenches, and horse-drawn military wagons loaded with supplies moving towards the front lines. It also depicts an officer directing artillery from behind sandbags while using a periscope. The Canadian War Records Office supervised the work of cameramen filming the Canadian Forces overseas.
- published: 28 Jul 2014
- views: 4441
Stoykoff, Alex - Toronto, Canada. Oral History CMHS 1993
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 34:40
- Updated: 20 Mar 2015
- views: 116
Interviewed March 29, 1993 by Lewis Mangov
Date of Birth: Feb 25, 1918
Place of Birth: Toronto, Canada
Married Lut… (born June 9, 1920)
One son Bill and o...
Interviewed March 29, 1993 by Lewis Mangov
Date of Birth: Feb 25, 1918
Place of Birth: Toronto, Canada
Married Lut… (born June 9, 1920)
One son Bill and one daughter Marilyn
wn.com/Stoykoff, Alex Toronto, Canada. Oral History Cmhs 1993
"History and Ethos of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Canada", Roman Yereniuk
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- Duration: 36:45
- Updated: 18 Jun 2014
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"The Unique Ethos of the Formative Period of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Canada", Dr. Roman Yereniuk, University of Toronto, 9 May 2014 (Винятковий дух Укр...
"The Unique Ethos of the Formative Period of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Canada", Dr. Roman Yereniuk, University of Toronto, 9 May 2014 (Винятковий дух Української Православної Церкви Канади, д-р Роман Єренюк, Торонтський університет, 9 травня 2014)
- History of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Canada (UOCC), then known as the Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church of Canada (UGOCC), beginnings of Ukrainian Orthodoxy in Canada, history of Ukrainian Canadians (history of Canada).
- 1:45 Between four to six generations of Ukrainians in Canada since 1892
- 1:58 Ukrainian settlers began arriving in Canada in 1891 from Galicia (Halychyna) and Bukovyna
- 2:00 Ivan Nehrych, Cyril Henyk, Ivan Bodruh, Yaroslav, Arsenych (Іван Негрич, Кирило Геник, Іван Бодруг, Ярослав Арсенич)
- 3:18 By 1901 there were 27,000 settlers. By 1918, 130,000 Ukrainian immigrants by World War One. Ukrainians settled in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Ten bloc settlements.
- 4:35 Early history of Ukrainian Church in Canada, 1891-1918. Ivan Pylypiw, Wasyl Eleniak. Metropolitan Andriy Sheptytskiy (Андрей Шептицький) visited Canada in 1910 and appointed the first bishop Nykyta Budka (Никита Будка). Historic St. Michael's Ukrainian Orthodox Church
- 5:30 Early Orthodox priests supplied by Russian Orthodox mission to North America
- 7:10 Belgian monks and French monks came to Canada to serve the Ukrainian Catholic community
- 7:58 Bishop Seraphym "All Russian Patriarchal Orthodox Church", "Serafymska Tserkva"
- 9:08 Presbyterian Church of Canada, Independent Greek Church, Ukrainian United Church
- 10:18 Ukrainian intelligentsia in Canada, Ukrayinsky Holos (Ukrainian Voice), Narodni zizdy, Orest Martynovych
- 11:04 Liberal Party of Canada and Conservative Party of Canada wanted to appeal to immigrants. Francophone community in Manitoba
- 11:18 Four major pillars: Non sectarianism, bilingual education, economic self-reliance, political independence.
- 11:46 Major clash with Bishop Nykyta Budka
- 12:46 Polish National Church, Winnipeg (Polski Narodowy Kościół)
- 13:00 Risk taking Ukrainians, thought "outside of the box"
- 13:39 Process to organize the Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church of Canada. Vasyl Swystun, Mykhailo Stechishen, Yaroslav Arsenych, Ukrainian Orthodox Brotherhood (Bratstvo)
- 15:24 Dr. Heather Coleman
- 17:15 First Sobor of the Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Chuch of Canada held in Sasktatoon, 1918. Russian Orthodox mission Archbishop Alexander Nemolovsky. Metropolitan Germanos Shehadi, Antiochian Patriarchate. All Russian Sobor of 1917-1918
- 19:07 Third Sobor in 1920. Fathers Semen Sawchuk, Dmytro Stratychuk, Petro Sametz, St. Andrew's College. Oleh W. Gerus "An Introduction to the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Canada: The Legacy of Fr. Semen Sawchuk". Seminary establish in Saskatoon, 1918
- 20:14 First vernacular Ukrainian language Liturgy June 18, 1922 in Saskatoon. First Ukrainian bishop elected at the Fourth Sobor in Yorkton, 1924. Winnipeg established as the city of the church headquarters. Beginning of church newspaper "Pravoslavniy Visnyk" (Православний Вісник). Fr. Wasyl Kudryk. In 1929 The Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church of Canada incorporated by the Parliament of Canada.
- 21:22 Ethos of Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Canada: sobornopravnist
- 23:50 No church interference by provincial or federal bodies in Canada
- 24:04 Ethos: Ukrainianization, Ukrainian cultural values, general Canadian values. Ukrainian language introduced. Ukrainian/Eastern Calendar. Ukrainian bilingual schools 1905-1916.
- 25:53 Ethos: Canonical Hierarchical Headship.
- 29:12 Bishop Platon (Artemiuk), Mykhail Khoroshiy, Mstislaw Skrypnyk, Ilarion Ohienko. Metropolitans Mykhail Khoroshiy, Andriy Metiuk, Vasyl Fedak. Ivan Stinka, Yuriy Kalistchuk.
- 29:12 Bishop Platon (Artemiuk), Mykhail Khoroshiy, Mstislaw Skrypnyk, Ilarion Ohienko. Metropolitans Mykhail Khoroshiy, Andriy Metiuk, Vasyl Fedak. Ivan Stinka, Yuriy Kalistchuk.
- 29:35 Metropolitan Ilarion; Ukraine is discovering Ilarion.
- 30:34 Ethos: Strong Ukrainian Orthodox Church Historiography.
- 32:35 Ethos: Church Central Office - The Consistory, Major Parishes; major process of urbanization
SYMPOSIUM 2014
Ukrainian Orthodoxy in the Global Family of Orthodox Churches: Past, Present and Future
http://www.symposium2014.ca
Ukrainian Self-Reliance Association
http://www.usracanada.org
Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Canada
http://www.uocc.ca
Історія України, Київська Русь, Християнства в Україні, Хрещення Русі, Східне християнство, Українська православна церква, Київський патріархат, Філарет
wn.com/History And Ethos Of The Ukrainian Orthodox Church Of Canada , Roman Yereniuk
"The Unique Ethos of the Formative Period of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Canada", Dr. Roman Yereniuk, University of Toronto, 9 May 2014 (Винятковий дух Української Православної Церкви Канади, д-р Роман Єренюк, Торонтський університет, 9 травня 2014)
- History of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Canada (UOCC), then known as the Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church of Canada (UGOCC), beginnings of Ukrainian Orthodoxy in Canada, history of Ukrainian Canadians (history of Canada).
- 1:45 Between four to six generations of Ukrainians in Canada since 1892
- 1:58 Ukrainian settlers began arriving in Canada in 1891 from Galicia (Halychyna) and Bukovyna
- 2:00 Ivan Nehrych, Cyril Henyk, Ivan Bodruh, Yaroslav, Arsenych (Іван Негрич, Кирило Геник, Іван Бодруг, Ярослав Арсенич)
- 3:18 By 1901 there were 27,000 settlers. By 1918, 130,000 Ukrainian immigrants by World War One. Ukrainians settled in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Ten bloc settlements.
- 4:35 Early history of Ukrainian Church in Canada, 1891-1918. Ivan Pylypiw, Wasyl Eleniak. Metropolitan Andriy Sheptytskiy (Андрей Шептицький) visited Canada in 1910 and appointed the first bishop Nykyta Budka (Никита Будка). Historic St. Michael's Ukrainian Orthodox Church
- 5:30 Early Orthodox priests supplied by Russian Orthodox mission to North America
- 7:10 Belgian monks and French monks came to Canada to serve the Ukrainian Catholic community
- 7:58 Bishop Seraphym "All Russian Patriarchal Orthodox Church", "Serafymska Tserkva"
- 9:08 Presbyterian Church of Canada, Independent Greek Church, Ukrainian United Church
- 10:18 Ukrainian intelligentsia in Canada, Ukrayinsky Holos (Ukrainian Voice), Narodni zizdy, Orest Martynovych
- 11:04 Liberal Party of Canada and Conservative Party of Canada wanted to appeal to immigrants. Francophone community in Manitoba
- 11:18 Four major pillars: Non sectarianism, bilingual education, economic self-reliance, political independence.
- 11:46 Major clash with Bishop Nykyta Budka
- 12:46 Polish National Church, Winnipeg (Polski Narodowy Kościół)
- 13:00 Risk taking Ukrainians, thought "outside of the box"
- 13:39 Process to organize the Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church of Canada. Vasyl Swystun, Mykhailo Stechishen, Yaroslav Arsenych, Ukrainian Orthodox Brotherhood (Bratstvo)
- 15:24 Dr. Heather Coleman
- 17:15 First Sobor of the Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Chuch of Canada held in Sasktatoon, 1918. Russian Orthodox mission Archbishop Alexander Nemolovsky. Metropolitan Germanos Shehadi, Antiochian Patriarchate. All Russian Sobor of 1917-1918
- 19:07 Third Sobor in 1920. Fathers Semen Sawchuk, Dmytro Stratychuk, Petro Sametz, St. Andrew's College. Oleh W. Gerus "An Introduction to the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Canada: The Legacy of Fr. Semen Sawchuk". Seminary establish in Saskatoon, 1918
- 20:14 First vernacular Ukrainian language Liturgy June 18, 1922 in Saskatoon. First Ukrainian bishop elected at the Fourth Sobor in Yorkton, 1924. Winnipeg established as the city of the church headquarters. Beginning of church newspaper "Pravoslavniy Visnyk" (Православний Вісник). Fr. Wasyl Kudryk. In 1929 The Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church of Canada incorporated by the Parliament of Canada.
- 21:22 Ethos of Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Canada: sobornopravnist
- 23:50 No church interference by provincial or federal bodies in Canada
- 24:04 Ethos: Ukrainianization, Ukrainian cultural values, general Canadian values. Ukrainian language introduced. Ukrainian/Eastern Calendar. Ukrainian bilingual schools 1905-1916.
- 25:53 Ethos: Canonical Hierarchical Headship.
- 29:12 Bishop Platon (Artemiuk), Mykhail Khoroshiy, Mstislaw Skrypnyk, Ilarion Ohienko. Metropolitans Mykhail Khoroshiy, Andriy Metiuk, Vasyl Fedak. Ivan Stinka, Yuriy Kalistchuk.
- 29:12 Bishop Platon (Artemiuk), Mykhail Khoroshiy, Mstislaw Skrypnyk, Ilarion Ohienko. Metropolitans Mykhail Khoroshiy, Andriy Metiuk, Vasyl Fedak. Ivan Stinka, Yuriy Kalistchuk.
- 29:35 Metropolitan Ilarion; Ukraine is discovering Ilarion.
- 30:34 Ethos: Strong Ukrainian Orthodox Church Historiography.
- 32:35 Ethos: Church Central Office - The Consistory, Major Parishes; major process of urbanization
SYMPOSIUM 2014
Ukrainian Orthodoxy in the Global Family of Orthodox Churches: Past, Present and Future
http://www.symposium2014.ca
Ukrainian Self-Reliance Association
http://www.usracanada.org
Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Canada
http://www.uocc.ca
Історія України, Київська Русь, Християнства в Україні, Хрещення Русі, Східне християнство, Українська православна церква, Київський патріархат, Філарет
- published: 18 Jun 2014
- views: 451
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WWI animation- Canada's Hundred Days, August 1918
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WWI animation- Canada's Hundred Days, August 1918
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Ô Canada complet 1918 - Son Histoire
Ô Canada est l'hymne national du Canada. La musique a été écrite par Calixa Lavallée, et l...
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Ô Canada complet 1918 - Son Histoire
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For King and Empire (5of6): Masters of War - Canadians in the Last 100 Days, 1918
In March 1918, the Germans launch a great offensive in France and Belgium, sweeping aside ...
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For King and Empire (5of6): Masters of War - Canadians in the Last 100 Days, 1918
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The Greatest Victory: Canada’s Hundred Days of 1918.
RCMI's Honorary Historian Dr. Jack Granatstein discusses whether the Hundred Days of 1918 ...
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The Greatest Victory: Canada’s Hundred Days of 1918.
The Greatest Victory: Canada’s Hundred Days of 1918.
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14K Gold Ring found while metal detecting 1901 Indian 1918 Canada One Cent Garrett AT Pro
14KP Gold Ring, the 'P' stands for 'Plumb'. Its solid gold, might have diamonds. Found a f...
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14K Gold Ring found while metal detecting 1901 Indian 1918 Canada One Cent Garrett AT Pro
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1918 Spanish Influenza Virus
The 1918 Spanish Flu was a disaster that led to the forgotten fallen souls of millions of ...
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1918 Spanish Influenza Virus
1918 Spanish Influenza Virus
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Metal Detecting-1918 Canada One Cent & another Merc- Ace 250
Searched the "M...tree" house. Mid to late 1850's house. Hunt #1.
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Metal Detecting-1918 Canada One Cent & another Merc- Ace 250
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2:13
Huddersfield Presents Aeroplane To Canada (1918)
Huddersfield presents aeroplane to Canada. Yorkshire.
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Huddersfield Presents Aeroplane To Canada (1918)
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12:26
Our Heroic Canadian Brothers = [With the Canadians on the Western Front] (1918)
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Our Heroic Canadian Brothers = [With the Canadians on the Western Front] (1918)
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Night Metal Detecting gives up a 1918 Canadian King George Large Cent, in BC Canada, by Louie Molnar
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Night Metal Detecting gives up a 1918 Canadian King George Large Cent, in BC Canada, by Louie Molnar
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Download Seeing Reds: The Red Scare of 1918-1919: Canada's First War on Terror PDF
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Download Seeing Reds: The Red Scare of 1918-1919: Canada's First War on Terror PDF
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Allied Intervention In Russia 1918 1919 And The Part Played By Canada
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Allied Intervention In Russia 1918 1919 And The Part Played By Canada
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Le Canada à la Première Guerre mondiale (1914-1918)
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Le Canada à la Première Guerre mondiale (1914-1918)
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Universal Screen Magazine, [Vol. 1, No. 96] (1918)
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Universal Screen Magazine, [Vol. 1, No. 96] (1918)
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Our Heroic Canadian Brothers = [With the Canadians on the Western Front] (1918)
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Our Heroic Canadian Brothers = [With the Canadians on the Western Front] (1918)
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Raconte-moi la Grande Guerre : le Canada dans le conflit mondial de 1914-1918.
La Première Guerre mondiale débute en Europe mais rapidement, le Canada doit lui aussi s'e...
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Raconte-moi la Grande Guerre : le Canada dans le conflit mondial de 1914-1918.
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Greater Food Production (1918)
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Turning Points of History: Kiss of the Spanish Lady
This episode examines the outbreak and subsequent impact of the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic ...
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Lest We Forget (1934)
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339th Infantry A.E.F. in Northern Russia (1918-1919)
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1914-1918: The Making of the Modern World
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Canadian Offical War Films (First World War)
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Stoykoff, Alex - Toronto, Canada. Oral History CMHS 1993
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"History and Ethos of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Canada", Roman Yereniuk
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Hot air balloon carrying at least 16 people crashes in Texas
Edit San Francisco Chronicle 30 Jul 2016
LOCKHART, Texas (AP) — Federal officials say a hot air balloon carrying at least 16 people caught on fire and crashed in Central Texas, and it is unclear whether there are injuries or deaths. Lynn Lunsford with the Federal Aviation Administration said in a statement that the accident happened about 8.40 a.m. Saturday near Lockhart, Texas, when the hot air balloon crashed into a pasture ... Lockhart is about 30 miles south of Austin ... ....
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Convention over, Clinton faces hacking, Trump criticism
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — A giddy if exhausted Hillary Clinton embarked on a post-convention Rust Belt bus tour just hours after becoming the first female presidential nominee of a major political party ... ....
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Stephen Hawking Issues Warning For What Brexit Could Mean For The Human Species
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Stephen Hawking has penned a thoughtful appeal for post-Brexit Britain to reconsider the role that wealth plays in society, warning that isolationism and envy could even lead to the end of the human species, Mashable reports. In a Guardian essay, the world-renowned physicist made the case for a more comprehensive and generous definition of wealth "to include knowledge, natural resources and human capacity." ... ....
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Hundreds in Canada protest man's death
Edit Otago Daily Times 31 Jul 2016
More than 500 people have rallied in Canada's capital to protest the death of a mentally ill black man following an arrest, marching against what they see as race-based police brutality in a country that prides itself for being tolerant ... Protesters on Saturday chanted "Black lives matter!" as they started marching, a reference to the US-founded anti-police brutality movement, which has an official chapter in Canada ... Reuters. ....
Canada-Soviet Union Summit Series riveted Bills coach Rex Ryan
Edit Toronto Sun 31 Jul 2016
Most people aged 50 or older who lived in Canada in 1972 can tell you exactly what he or she was doing when Paul Henderson scored his iconic goal, to lift Team Canada over the Soviet Union in that classic Cold War hockey showdown ... Espo’s brother, Chicago Blackhawks goalie Tony Esposito, suited up for Team Canada too....
Pups saved from dog meat festival coming to Toronto
Edit Toronto Sun 31 Jul 2016
“We’re working with multiple companies right now to try and find a reasonable price to fly those dogs over,” Rebecca Aldworth, executive director at Humane Society International (HSI) Canada told the Toronto Sun. “This is a wonderful ending for these dogs if we can bring them to Canada.” ... Those animals are waiting to be distributed within the country or globally to places like Canada....
Letters to the Editor, July 31
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That’s why we made detailed submissions to the Law Society of Upper Canada calling for a reasonable cap on referral fees, and honesty and integrity in advertising ... Moreau suggests that air travel in Canada is more expensive, in part, because the management structure of airports is “burdensome” and that privatization is the answer....
Almost jobs for life
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This comes to us courtesy of provisions in the Canada Labour Code, as interpreted by the Supreme Court of Canada in a decision released earlier this month. The Supreme Court decision, Wilson v Atomic Energy of Canada, involved an employee with 41/2 years of service, who claimed he had been fired for being a whistle blower ... the Canada Labour Code....
Ontario's $300 billion in debt explained
Edit Toronto Sun 31 Jul 2016
He warned this province’s debt burden is one of the highest among Canada’s provincial governments and an interest rate hike could put its credit and “fiscal flexibility” at risk ... • “If you round Canada’s population down a bit to 30 million (it’s really more like 35 million), $300 billion would be $10,000 for each person in Canada....
Toronto jumps up for 49th annual Caribbean Carnival
Edit Toronto Sun 31 Jul 2016
Toronto was jumping up on Saturday ... Muneer Ali, 16, was taking part in his first parade this year with the Working with Youth in Policing contingent ... “The beautiful part of Canada is the way we celebrate our culture and diversity ... some places say forget your roots and culture — in Canada we celebrate it,” Brown said. ....
View report (4.5MB) (Keller Group plc)
Edit Public Technologies 31 Jul 2016
(Source. Keller Group plc) Annual Report. & Accounts 2015. Our reputation is built on engineering excellence and a commitment to continual innovation. Wherever Keller. Operational highlights ... -2.3% ... 6.6% ... 4 ... Today, we operate from locations spanning the US and Canada ... In Canada, Geo-Foundations specialises in micro-piling, ground anchors, and specialty grouting services and Keller Canada offers a broad range of piling solutions ... Canada 9%....
Wynne’s economic boast doesn’t add up
Edit Toronto Sun 31 Jul 2016
To be clear, we want Ontario’s economy to grow and prosper. Right now, it’s being helped by the lower Canadian dollar and plummeting oil prices ... Which brings us to Premier Kathleen Wynne’s recent boast Ontario’s economy in the first quarter of 2016 outperformed Canada, the U.S. and every G-7 country ... “That’s approximately one-third of the growth rate in the rest of Canada during those years.”....
Total Drama World Tour Series 1 Ep 19 Niagra Brawls
Edit Australian Broadcasting Corporation 31 Jul 2016
The contestants have a rather rude awakening on their return home to Canada - they are dropped into the rushing waters of the Great Lakes, just metres from the destructive wonder of Niagara Falls! ... ....
Local ‘IS chief’ Tamim Chowdhury prime architect of Dhaka cafe attack, say police
Edit Indian Express 31 Jul 2016
Believed to be in his mid-30s, Chowdhury aka Sheikh Abu Ibrahim al-Hanif reportedly left Canada in 2013 itself and has been identified by numerous terrorism experts and analysts as the head o ... ....
After Women’s football World Cup success, Australia stood for better wages
Edit Indian Express 31 Jul 20166 Days To Rio: U.S. Women’s Basketball Team Is Coming In Hot For Sixth Straight Olympic Gold (United States Olympic Committee)
Edit Public Technologies 31 Jul 2016
(Source. United States Olympic Committee). Print. By Craig Bohnert . July 30, 2016, 6.26 p.m. (ET). Members of the 2016 U.S ... Back in 2004, the U.S. women made history for the first time when they won their third consecutive Olympic gold medal ... The five straight Olympic titles is a record for women's team sports, surpassing the four held by Canada in ice hockey and Russia in synchronized swimming ... Australia, at No ... 7, against Canada, ranked No....
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