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Canadian Aboriginals that participated in the Second World War were considered HEROES ‍♂️ because of all the sacrifices that we made, we faced a lot of cultural challenges as being stereotyped or discriminated by other serviceman during the war. First Nations‍♂️ from all Canada’s regions served the country because of patriotism, we were admired by the entire country because we leave our families and customs aside. Aborigines recognized our friend and veteran Tommy Prince,he was awarded 11 medals because of his struggle and ideals at war. He always taught us to be dedicated for increasing opportunities for our community. ‍‍‍We
A great day at #bclm with @themilkybargirl and @mrthicko with us two re-enacting WW2 Canadian Soldiers of the Algonquin Regiment and the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada in Britain at the end of the war. My beautiful wife didn't like the attention though, particularly when asked to go into an alley by a photographer...! #livinghistory #ww2 #ww2reenactment #ww2reenacting #ww2history #canadaww2 #ww2livinghistory #bclm #bclivingmuseum #blackcountrymuseum
Children and teenagers were encouraged to support their families ‍‍‍as our masculine members left home because of war, we also contributed to war effort by doing some jobs that adults previously made. Other teens enlisted the military army because of patriotism. We usually worked at farms‍ by harvesting crops, we were a significant part of society during this period. Our positivism and enthusiasm made the whole country to admire us. Some schools did not introduce new material in classes and the government lowered the age to 1️⃣4️⃣for obtaining the drives license. We wrote letters for all the soldiers that were
Before World War II, Canadian Women ‍♀️were obligated to stay at home while men ‍♂️were working. The Canadian women perspective changed completely in society when Canada responded to war, we were benefited by works usually held by men. The Canadian government needed women to maintain the country’s economy afloat. We were able to work at factories and farms by building aircrafts, we were also nurses‍⚕️, teachers ‍, machine operators ‍and taxi drivers . During the war, we demonstrated our abilities and strengths and empowered ourselves , this level of female participation was never seen before in Canada society . _________________________________________________
Canadian uniforms WW1 vs Ww2 #ww2 #ww1 #canada #canadaww2 #canadaww1 #battledress #servicedress #history #historical
Archive Piece (Not For Sale). A beautifully worn WW2 sweatshirt that we added to the collection a few months back. Royal Canadian Artillery 82nd Anti-Tank Battery was part of the 4th Anti-Tank Regiment (RCA 5th Canadian Armoured Division) during WW2. #royalcanadianartillery #canadaww2 #menswear #vintageclothing #vintagemenswear #saundersmilitaria
Just packaging weekend orders for shipping tomorrow morning and I just wanted to send out a heartfelt ‘thank you’ to everyone who has helped contribute to Canadian Cut-Throat. The amount of positive comments and excitement over what we’re doing here has been overwhelming and it’s phenomenal to see the Canadian pride come to the forefront whenever someone wants to talk about what I’m doing here. On that note, I have just completed a new image bound to stir things up and I’m hoping to have it posted tomorrow morning - Stay Deadly! #Canada #Canadaguns #gunsofcanada #canadaatwar #proudcanadian #canadproud #canadiangunowner #canadianforces
Being the king at wartime was a big responsibility. At the beginning, I hoped that’s Canada’s contribution would be only providing supplies to allies, because I was scared of repeating the same mistakes of the First World War. During this period of time, I was engaged to maintain the country’s economy at top so I allowed women to work at industries and I also told them what to produce, most of Canada’s regions were building boats and planes. Canadian government were supplying the allied forces food and weapons. I also worked on the difficulty relationship between Britain and United States
This plaque commemorates the actions and sacrifice of the Winnipeg Grenadiers and the Royal Rifles of Canada of Hong Kong island which resulted in an defeat where the Canadians on the island formally surrender on Christmas morning 1941, only to endure nearly 4 years of brutal labour and torture by the Japanese. Lest we Forget #canada #winipeggrenadiers #royalriflesofcanada #hongkong #ww2 #militaria #hongkongww2 #lestweforget #canadaww2
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