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The Winds of Change
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Chapter 9 explores Canada’s role in taking those displaced by the Second World War and the conclusion of the UNRRA project. The chapter discusses British and Canadian plans to exchange four thousand Polish labour’s with German prisoners of war, Ludger Dionne’s lobbying of the government to bring more Polish citizens to Canada, the first stages of a post-war immigration, the “moral obligation” to take displaced persons from Europe, and the push back from Canadians.
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Marsha Faubert
Marsha Faubert is a Toronto-based lawyer with a lengthy history of public service in the administrative justice system in Ontario. She has worked as a litigator, an arbitrator, an adjudicator of appeals in workplace injury and disease claims, and as the director of a provincial tribunal. Wanda’s War is her first book.
