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1) Artwork at Canadian War Museum 2) The Beaton Institute Digital Archives 3) University Libraries' Digital Collections (photographs, newspapers, letters & correspondence, documents, manuscripts, and pamphlets) |
4) Propaganda 5) Videos |
1) Artwork at Canadian War Museum
Convoy in the Bedford Basin by Arthur Lismer (n.d.)
A Poppy Field, France by Vivian Cummings (c. 1918)
2) The Beaton Institute Digital Archives
Visit the Beaton Institute Digital Archives at CBU to see rich collection on World War I.
You can find not only photographs, but also letters & correspondence, documents, manuscripts, and pamphlets.
Last Updated: September 25, 2015
Created by Y. Umetsubo
3) University Libraries' Digital Collections
Canadian university libraries, for example, Memorial University digitized newspapers. For example, you can read about Cape Breton in Evening telegram (St. John's, N.L.) during World War I.
In the second example, the University of British Columbia Library exhibits digitized photos. For the direct page at UBC, visit World War I British press photograph collection.
Last Updated: September 7, 2015
Created by Y. Umetsubo
4) Propaganda
5) Videos
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National Film Board of Canada - Film ClipsA collection of many videos taken of Canadian troops throughout WWI.
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National Film Board of Canada - DocumentariesDocumentary segments on topics related to WWI.
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