Last Voices of the Second World War - Deruaz, Marie-Louise; Iacobelli, Teresa; Morin-Pelletier, Mélanie
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Experience the unforgettable stories and powerful first-person testimonies of the Last Voices of the Second World War. To mark the 80th anniversary of the end of the conflict, this poignant commemorative publication gives voice to some of Canada's last surviving veterans of the war, as well as family members of those who served. Their words, drawn from oral history interviews, are presented alongside photos, personal mementoes, and works of art that help to illustrate the complex experience of veteranhood. This book explores the veterans? journey to rebuild their lives and make meaning of…mehr

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Experience the unforgettable stories and powerful first-person testimonies of the Last Voices of the Second World War. To mark the 80th anniversary of the end of the conflict, this poignant commemorative publication gives voice to some of Canada's last surviving veterans of the war, as well as family members of those who served. Their words, drawn from oral history interviews, are presented alongside photos, personal mementoes, and works of art that help to illustrate the complex experience of veteranhood. This book explores the veterans? journey to rebuild their lives and make meaning of their experience. It also sheds new light on the challenges, rewards and legacy of military service, which shaped the lives of these individuals ? and the generations that followed ? in profound and unexpected ways.
Autorenporträt
MARIE-LOUISE DERUAZ has worked as a Creative Development Specialist at the Canadian War Museum for over 11 years. She develops engaging, accessible and informative visitor experiences for both special and ongoing exhibitions. TERESA IACOBELLI is the Historian, First World War at the Canadian War Museum. Her research examines Canada's military history from 1885 to 1931, with a particular interest in the relationships between war, national identity, and social memory. MÉLANIE MORIN-PELLETIER is the Historian, War and Society at the Canadian War Museum. Her current research explores the human experience of war, whether on the battlefield, in military hospitals, or on the home front.