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Description: Listing of films from the National Film Board. The measures taken by Canadian men, women and children at home helped the military overseas. These films look at how individual action by farmers, factory workers, and housewives could affect the safety and victory of Canadian military forces.
Site: National Film Board of Canada
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Description: Listing of films from the National Film Board dealing with Canadian military activity during the Second World War. Includes titles from such series as Canada at War, War at Sea and the Valour and the Horror. Also includes abstracts of recruitment films from the 1940's.
Site: National Film Board of Canada
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Description: Listing of films from the National Film Board. Our fighting forces took part in operations in several theaters during the Second World War. While some films show the preparation for manoeuvres that took place in countries such as Germany and Japan, some show actual scenes taken during military actions.
Site: National Film Board of Canada
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Description: Listing of films from the National Film Board. A soldier must learn the proper use of his or her weapons. These films teach and inform about weapons and battle readiness in various branches of the Armed Forces. The possible horror created by using these weapons is explored in the animated film 'My Child,My Land'.
Site: National Film Board of Canada
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Description: Listing of films looking at various aspects of enginneering as it applies to Canada and her armed forces. The subjects of the films include recruiting of engineers for the Armed Forces, how military engineers construct bridges and airfields, and the affect these constructs have on Canada and its more isolated provinces.
Site: National Film Board of Canada
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Description: Listing of films from the National Film Board. With the fear of communist invasion and the subsequent investigations, there came a new interest in civil liberties. A rise in socialist activities began within Canada's own boarders. Labour Unions began to gather strength from this rise. Canada began to mature and have a larger voice in world government.
Site: National Film Board of Canada
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Description: Listing of films from the National Film Board. Royal Canadian Air Force training films dominate this site. However, there are also public relations clips regarding the military forces and particularly the Air Force.
Site: National Film Board of Canada
Title: Post-war Period - History
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Description: Listing of films that are available from the National film board either for purchase or through ordering. These films deal with the time period from the beginning of World War I to the beginning of World War II.
Site: National Film Board of Canada
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Description: Listing of films from the National Film Board dealing with fund raising efforts by the Canadian Government during World War II. Government savings bonds, victory loans, and war savings stamps and how the proceeds are spent are discussed.
Site: National Film Board of Canada
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Description: Listing of films from the National Film Board. Women had a role to fill in times of war. These films show how the view of that role has changed over the years.
Site: National Film Board of Canada
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