UNCOVERING THE ENEMY WITHIN: British Columbians and the German Menace.

The article looks at World War I in Canada, focusing on the experience of people of German or Austro-Hungarian origin in British Columbia. It discusses the rise in concern among Canadians over an alleged internal threat of sabotage posed by residents with ties to those enemy countries and the social...

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Publicado en:BC Studies no. 182; pp. 45 - 73
Autor principal: MOOGK, PETER
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Publicado: BC Studies Summer2014
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