Forever Changed – Stories From the Second World War |
December 4, 2020 to September 6, 2021 |
For Canada, the Second World War was a global conflict. For individual Canadians, it was personal. Developed to mark the 75th
anniversary of the end of the Second World War, Forever Changed weaves together a diverse range of stories with 175 compelling
artifacts, exploring the personal experience of war across Canada and around the world. An exhibition developed by the Canadian War Museum |
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The images below represent a selection of Canadian experiences explored in the exhibition. |
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Supporting and Defending |
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Able Seaman George Boyer |
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Albert Socqué |
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Gwendoline (Green) McDonald |
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Edith (Vollrath) Whitford |
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Grant and Roy Campbell |
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The War Against Germany |
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Nursing Sister Winnie Burwash |
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Major Alex Campbell |
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Lieutenant-Colonel John Keefer Mahony |
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Molly Lamb Bobak |
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Sergeant Hugh McCaughey |
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The War Against Japan |
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Flying Officer William Kyle |
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Signalman William Allister |
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Ethel Mulvany |
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A Country Shaped by War |
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Michiko (Ishii) Ayukawa |
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Hubert Brooks |
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Bert Kahrel |
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Created: December 3, 2020