 en cinq parties, tourné en 1918 par le ministère du Rétablissement civil des soldats. Produit dans le cadre d’une campagne de propagande multimédia, le film était destiné à sensibiliser le public au bien-être des anciens combattants et à informer les soldats blessés sur les services de réhabilitation mis à leur disposition pour leur faciliter le retour sur le marché du travail. Malheureusement, ce documentaire, apparemment fascinant, sur un sujet important et tristement encore d’actualité – les soins apportés aux anciens combattants blessés – n’a pu être retrouvé. L’article réunit tous les éléments permettant de révéler le contenu du film dans l’espoir qu’un jour on puisse le découvrir.
Abstract: In the early 1980s, Hugh Halliday, a former Curator of War Art at the Canadian War Museum, wrote an extensive account on Donald Anderson’s wartime career. It was based on research he uncovered following correspondence and conversations with the artist, whom he had recently located. The article was never published and exists in typewritten and hand-edited form in the Canadian War Museum’s (CWM) artist file for Anderson.1 The edits appear to be in response to Anderson’s own comments on the piece. This document forms the substance of this obituary for Canada’s last surviving Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) official Second World War artist.
Résumé : Au début des années 1980, Hugh Halliday, ancien conservateur d’art au Musée canadien de la guerre, rédigea un imposant compte-rendu des années de guerre de la carrière de Donald Anderson. Son essai s’appuyait sur la correspondance de l’artiste demeurée inédite et des entrevues qu’il avait eues avec lui et qu’il vient de retracer. Il n’a jamais été publié : il se trouve, sous forme manuscrite et en version dactylographiée, dans le dossier d’Anderson conservé au MCG.1 Les annotations composent la substance de l’article nécrologique sur le dernier survivant des peintres de guerre membres de l’Aviation royale du Canada durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale.
Abstract: Canadians celebrate the loyalists as pioneers and founding fathers, but have neglected the formative impact of their military experience. This article attempts to reconstruct the wartime experience of Lewis Fisher, a loyalist private in the 4th Battalion of the New Jersey Volunteers. No diaries or letters survive in his own hand, but from rare and disparate sources a portrait emerges of bloody battles, night raids, camp life, capture and imprisonment in hideous conditions, defeat and expulsion. Lewis Fisher’s war was long and hard, and ended in exile in the New Brunswick wilderness. Seven years of war shaped his world-view and through him, and other loyalists, the new nation rising in the north.
The Problem of Religion in Canadian Forces Postings: Liebmann vs the Minister of National Defence et al.
This paper was written in March 1998 as a brief to support the plaintiff in a case against the Minister and Department of National Defence. I appeared as a witness and spoke to this brief, prepared using secondary sources and documents provided by the Department of Justice, the government’s lawyers, to Lieutenant (Navy) Andrew Liebmann’s counsel. Unfortunately, the judicial decision went against Liebmann.
Following is the fourth document in a series assembled to support the creation of a plaque in honour of Admiral Kingsmill by the Ontario Heritage Trust. The plaque is located at his burial place, Emmanuel Anglican Church Cemetery, Portland, Ontario, near the location of Kingsmill’s summer home on Grindstone Island, and was unveiled in a ceremony on 15 May 2010. Part I of this series appears in Vol.19 no.1 (Winter 2010), pp.75-80 and part II in Vol.19 no.2 (Spring 2010), pp.76-80.I have just upgraded my profile photo here at Wealthy Affiliate. I am getting ready for 2021 because I have a feeling it's going to be a great year for online businesses.
We sure have come a long way. When I first joined WA, I did not even want to use my own image. I used an image of a puppy that I found here at WA's library.
I figured, what's the point of putting my image, I will be deleting this account soon anyway once I find out this program is just like the others I had joined in the past. Well, 2 years later, I am still here and now I just changed my profile image to give my account an upgrade.
I mean the whole WA platform has been given a facelift so hey, might as well give my account a facelift too, so it can match the new Wealthy Affiliate.
The truth is every new member who joins Wealthy Affiliate, is skeptical at first but once you find out just how awesome this platform and the community are, you really don't want to go searching anymore.
Recently I watched a very heartbreaking documentary on BBC(that's where I get most of my news) There is this company(if I can call it that) I think they said it's called crowd 1 or something like that.
People around the world have lost lots of money on that program. They charge lots of money to join, and tell you to recruit your family and friends if you want to make money, in the end, you are left broke and hated by your friends and family for introducing them to the program.
It was really sad watching that documentary. It made me appreciate Wealthy Affiliate even more because I know if I introduce people to WA, as long as they follow the training and put in the work and be patient, it will pay off.
I thank all of you who have been a part of my journey, thank you for your support. You have answered my questions and encouraged me when I felt like throwing in the towel.
You have celebrated with me when I shared my victories, thank you so much. I love you guys and I truly wish you an amazingly successful 2021, lets do this.
Congrats on your two-year Wealthy Affiliate anniversary- that's remarkable! It may not be too long, but kudos to you for coming that far.
I'm glad to hear how you were able to trust WA after some initial skepticism. I had that same feeling also. But then after some time, I knew WA was honest and the real deal.
I enjoy reading your blogs from time to time. Your new profile picture looks amazing. It shows how much you trust the platform and the community overall. Like you, I'm excited for the next few years ahead. There'll be great opportunities for us (as affiliate marketers) to be successful in running our online businesses.
Keep up the excellent work. You're doing awesome work- take care.
Thank you so much, Eric, and I wish you an amazing 2021.
First, what a beautiful photo, Rose. Second, Happy WAnniversary. Many do feel like you regarding their photo and not wanting to share a lot and that is totally understandable.
I'm glad you stayed and found out that this is a unique albeit great community. Now you have me thinking about updating my image for 2021. 🤣 Mine is from Sep 2019.
Hi, Debbi, thank you so much. I am glad I stayed. Yes do an upgrade, lets get ready for 2021, it's gonna be an amazing year, I believe that.
Rose, what a beautiful and engaging image to welcome in the new year, 2021.
You have summed up the WA experience very well.
I walked a similar path.
Now, I am more than happy to talk about WA and put my image right alongside.
I wish you much, much more success in the years to come.
Thank you so much Cassy, I wish you lots of success in 2021 and beyond, I love your profile photo too, it's got that classic style vibe.
Good afternoon my friend, this was my second year also, and I must say we are blessed in every way. Both of us know what an outstanding training platform W.A. really is, cheers my sister, to your success, and may good health and prosperity be always with you. Love the blog.
OH, wow! congratulations to you too, and good health and success be with you too.
Many congratulations on your 2nd year anniversary here Rose!
Without knowledge I think that many of us are very sceptical about joining an online business site.
But after my limited and short time here, I can honestly say that joining has been one of the best decisions in my life!
Your new photo looks great by the way.
Thank you so much and you are absolutely right every member when they first join are skeptical, because of all the scammy programs that are out there.
You're very welcome Rose.
Avoiding those scams are extremely difficult as a beginner, I'm so happy to have found the platform here.
I wish you every success in your online business Rose.
I wanted to write a ReCCoB blog about the Holistic Care and Quality of Life session, which is closely related to my interests, not least because I was due to present my work in the session.
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