October 22nd to 30th is National Internment Commemoration Week, and October 28th is National Internment Commemoration Day. During this week we remember the thousands of Ukrainians that were interned in
Canadian Internment Camps of World War I: Commemorating One Hundred Years of Closure By Abby Tkachenko A student of Slavic Linguistics at the University of Alberta From 1914-1920, foreign nationals
Internment 100 National Commemoration Marking the 100th Anniversary of the official end of Canada’s First National Internment Operations (1914–1920), June 1–20, 2020. #Internment100 #WW1 #CanadianHistory #Forgotten Today, June 20, 2020,
Internment 100 “A Final Tribute as well as Thanks and Acknowledgements” Marking the 100th Anniversary of the official end of Canada’s First National Internment Operations (1914–1920), June 1–20, 2020. #Internment100
Internment 100 “Statements from the Consul General of Ukraine in Edmonton and Ukrainian Bishops on Internment” Marking the 100th Anniversary of the official end of Canada’s First National Internment Operations,
Internment 100 “Life of an Interned Prisoner” Marking the 100th Anniversary of the official end of Canada’s First National Internment Operations, 1914–1920 from June 1-20, 2020. #Internment100 #WW1 #CanadianHistory #Forgotten English DAY
The UCC-APC was organized in 1974 as a non-profit society, and today represents over 400,000 Ukrainian Canadians before the people and Government of Alberta.
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Weekends: closed