WW1 Experience:
LIfe in the Trenches and at Home
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The sources listed below are Canadian and are highly credible.
The sources listed below are Canadian and are highly credible.
Two searching tips to try:
Two searching tips to try:
control-F to search on a webpage
control-F to search on a webpage
google site search to search an entire site when you know there is good information but the site's tools are not working as you expect
google site search to search an entire site when you know there is good information but the site's tools are not working as you expect
authoritative
great photos and first-person accounts
try google site search:
trenches site:www.veterans.gc.ca
amazing images - photos, propaganda posters, artifacts...
authoritative
Canadian info
cross-searchable articles (links within articles so you can easily get to related topics)
amazing photos
articles about artillery, air warfare, etc
"Jack Turner would have been no older than many of today's high school graduates when he faced the blasted battlefields of France. His legacy of forbidden photographs reminds us of the impact that this experience would have on a farm boy from Prince Edward Island and of the horror of war." - from the website
Indigenous Contributions to WWI Archives
authoritative: Library and Archives Canada (federal government site)
focus on Indigenous soldiers
many photographs and primary sources: choose Gallery
searching can be complicated, so use Google site search
Archives of primary sources documenting life at home in Canada during WW 1. INcludes topics such as
all the project topics are covered here
authoritative
in English and French
** many of the links are broken, but there is so much of value at this site that it is worth persevering with your search
*Try using site-specific search
EX: topic =propaganda; site = Canadian Military History Gateway
propaganda site:www.cmhg.gc.ca
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