This study seeks to reassess the notion that German-Canadians in Ontario were “silent victims” during the Second World War by exploring the wartime experience and memory of German-Canadian Lutheran congregations in Oxford and Waterloo Counties. Far from silent, Lutheran pastors initiated several strategies to ensure their congregants did not face discrimination and internment as they had during the First World War. These strategies encompassed several reforms, including eliminating German language church services and embracing English-Canadian symbols and forms of post-war commemoration. However, these reforms were often met with resistance and ambivalence by their congregations, thereby creating a conversation within the German-Canadian Lu...
This thesis analyzes German immigration to Canada in the period following the Second World War and ...
Little scholarly research has been done on the function of Germanism among Mennonites who immigrated...
Political mobilization of the Russian-speaking immigrant community in Canada is a relatively recent ...
Much has been written about how the city of Berlin, Ontario – long a centre of Germanic industry and...
Today multi-culturalism and multi-lingualism are encouraged by legislation and government agencies ...
During the aftermath of the Second World War in Canada the pace of change in society accelerated. Th...
This project explores the history of Germans in Canada: their experiences prior to, during, and aft...
For postwar Canadians, especially for those who had served in Europe or had lost relatives and frien...
This paper examines the Canadian Jewish response to the Holocaust during the Second World War. Rathe...
When the British declared war on Germany on August 4, 1914, the Dominion of Canada, as part of the B...
This thesis examines how German-Canadian immigrant families have addressed and remembered the Holoca...
A close study of the early contacts between Canadian Jewish soldiers and survivors reveals many of t...
The Canadian government, at the turn of the last century, encouraged immigration to Canada. Thousand...
Historians assessing the response of Canadian Christians to the German Jewish refugee crisis exacerb...
This research takes the perspective of a Romanian-born philologist after having lived, studied, and ...
This thesis analyzes German immigration to Canada in the period following the Second World War and ...
Little scholarly research has been done on the function of Germanism among Mennonites who immigrated...
Political mobilization of the Russian-speaking immigrant community in Canada is a relatively recent ...
Much has been written about how the city of Berlin, Ontario – long a centre of Germanic industry and...
Today multi-culturalism and multi-lingualism are encouraged by legislation and government agencies ...
During the aftermath of the Second World War in Canada the pace of change in society accelerated. Th...
This project explores the history of Germans in Canada: their experiences prior to, during, and aft...
For postwar Canadians, especially for those who had served in Europe or had lost relatives and frien...
This paper examines the Canadian Jewish response to the Holocaust during the Second World War. Rathe...
When the British declared war on Germany on August 4, 1914, the Dominion of Canada, as part of the B...
This thesis examines how German-Canadian immigrant families have addressed and remembered the Holoca...
A close study of the early contacts between Canadian Jewish soldiers and survivors reveals many of t...
The Canadian government, at the turn of the last century, encouraged immigration to Canada. Thousand...
Historians assessing the response of Canadian Christians to the German Jewish refugee crisis exacerb...
This research takes the perspective of a Romanian-born philologist after having lived, studied, and ...
This thesis analyzes German immigration to Canada in the period following the Second World War and ...
Little scholarly research has been done on the function of Germanism among Mennonites who immigrated...
Political mobilization of the Russian-speaking immigrant community in Canada is a relatively recent ...