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Contents<br />

Foreword by Ian Hunter ______________________________________<br />

Dedication ________________________________________________<br />

<strong>In</strong>troduction and Acknowledgments ______________________________<br />

i<br />

iii<br />

iv<br />

Needlessly interned _______________________________________ 1<br />

<strong>Canadian</strong> concentration camps ______________________________ 5<br />

<strong>Civil</strong>ians interned - men, women, and children __________________ 6<br />

State-sanctioned censures ___________________________________ 10<br />

“First Class” versus “Second Class” internees ____________________ 12<br />

Obliged to work, exploited labour ____________________________ 14<br />

The human costs _________________________________________ 20<br />

Resistance _______________________________________________ 24<br />

Protestations <strong>of</strong> loyalty ignored ______________________________ 29<br />

Preferential treatment for “Friendly Aliens” ____________________ 33<br />

Over-represented in Canada's armed forces _____________________ 33<br />

Filip Konowal, a <strong>Ukrainian</strong> <strong>Canadian</strong> hero _____________________ 35<br />

Disfranchisement - A national humiliation _____________________ 35<br />

Anti-alien prejudices _______________________________________ 38<br />

Some temperate thoughts __________________________________ 49<br />

Still in fear <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> barbed wire fence __________________________ 50<br />

A time for atonement _____________________________________ 51<br />

Footnotes ________________________________________________ 54<br />

Bibliography _____________________________________________ 114<br />

Additional Sources _________________________________________ 117<br />

Table 1- Commemorative Plaques and Statues _____________________ 120<br />

Appendix A : Report on <strong>In</strong>ternment Operations, Major General Sir William<br />

Otter, 1921 _______________________________________________ 123<br />

Appendix B : House <strong>of</strong> Commons Debates, Official Report (Hansard),<br />

27 September 1991, "<strong>Ukrainian</strong> <strong>Canadian</strong>s: Redress For <strong>In</strong>ternment,"<br />

Peter Milliken, MP (Kingston & <strong>the</strong> Islands)______________________ 145

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