Unravelling the Yaroslav Hunka fiasco
GERRY CHIDIAC: During the Cold War, Canada encouraged thousands of Nazi war criminals to immigrate from Ukraine
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by Gerry Chidiac | Oct 9, 2023
GERRY CHIDIAC: During the Cold War, Canada encouraged thousands of Nazi war criminals to immigrate from Ukraine
by Pat Murphy | Sep 15, 2023
by Pat Murphy | Aug 23, 2023
by Pat Murphy | Feb 11, 2023
by Pat Murphy | Sep 11, 2022
by Mark Milke | Aug 29, 2022
MARK MILKE: A statue of famed Second World War leader Sir Winston Churchill will soon grace downtown Calgary. His leadership contributed to a freer world
by Pat Murphy | Jul 25, 2022
PAT MURPHY: Some Hollywood legends actually participated in the reality of war, rather than merely on celluloid
by Gerry Chidiac | May 26, 2022
GERRY CHIDIAC: Jewish psychiatrist and Auschwitz prisoner Viktor Frankl believed that there’s nothing more significant than living with meaning
by Pat Murphy | May 26, 2022
PAT MURPHY: By its very nature, the ferocity of sustained combat is conducive to behaviours that would be deemed shocking in normal life
by Pat Murphy | Apr 2, 2022
PAT MURPHY: Churchill once declared history would be good to him because he’d write it himself. But ostentatious self-regard just wasn’t Attlee’s style
by Allan Bonner | Mar 21, 2022
ALLAN BONNER: Public statements disclosing our intentions not to engage in an actual war were stupid ($)
by Pat Murphy | Feb 24, 2022
PAT MURPHY: On Feb. 15, 1942, Singapore – the so-called Gibraltar of the East – fell to a numerically smaller Japanese force ($)
by Doug Firby | Nov 10, 2021
THINGS TO DO IN NEWFOUNDLAND/REMEMBRANCE DAY: It’s the only part of Canada that was attacked by the enemy during the war and the only domestic location where Canadians lost their lives ($)
by Barbara Webb | Nov 3, 2021
REMEMBRANCE DAY: Secret agents Raymond LaBrosse and Lucien Dumais rescued hundreds of downed airmen from German-occupied France ($)
by Doug Firby | Oct 12, 2021
CYCLING CANADA: War, tragedy, and a collective act of generosity that became the genesis for a Broadway hit are all part of Gander’s celebrated past (FREE)
by Pat Murphy | Jun 14, 2021
PAT MURPHY: Stalin never lost his penchant for executing his officers. In the catastrophic early days of the German invasion, he shot eight generals ($)
by Gerry Chidiac | Jun 5, 2021
GERRY CHIDIAC: The choice should seem obvious, yet around the globe governments still spend astonishing amounts of our money building military might (PREMIUM)
by Pat Murphy | Nov 29, 2020
PAT MURPHY: The Nazi approach was a blend of carrots and sticks, resting on three pillars: popularity, tradition and coercion
by Pat Murphy | Nov 18, 2020
PAT MURPHY: If Hitler had declared war on Japan in support of the U.S., he might have kept the U.S. out of the European war. And that would have changed history
by Gerry Chidiac | Oct 15, 2020
GERRY CHIDIAC: Eva Kor chose to forgive sadistic experimental scientist Josef Mengele and other Nazis for what they did to her
by Pat Murphy | May 31, 2020
PAT MURPHY: D-Day the Sixth of June was based on an award-winning novel by Canadian journalist Lionel Shapiro