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1535 Canadian History: The Dieppe Debacle of World War II. This paper discusses how the Canadian-led raid on Dieppe, France, in August 1942 is described as the 'largest raid in history'; and is also acknowledged how tactically, it was almost a complete failure. Significantly, the contentious history of this raid resides in its losses of human life, in that it was, without question, a slaughtering of Canadian soldiers who had been launched into an unbeatable raid attempt. So, how do Canadians make sense of this, a great raid, a disastrous raid, a slaughtering of some sacrificial lambs in the name of politics, or a genuine attempt that failed, and from which many valuable lessons were learned about future raiding efforts against the Germans. 6 pgs. 8 f/c. 3b.
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11846 Canadian Role in the Gulf War. This undergraduate paper discusses the Canadian role in the Gulf War. The terms Foreign Policy and War seems to be the two vital driving forces in modern world politics. Not so long ago Hitler launched a "campaign," described by its new "Foreign Policy" that led the world in to World War II. Since then, Hitler's name became synonymous to oppression, intervention, manipulation and WAR. 15 pgs, bibliography lists 15 sources.
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2729 Peacekeeping In Yugoslavia: Canada's Role. This paper will look at the imbroglio in the former Yugoslavia through the eyes of the UN and its peacekeepers. Special emphasis will be placed on the role Canada has played in the conflict. (However, as it is impossible to extract the efforts given by Canadians themselves, the role of the UN at large will be given, with specific examples provided where possible.) Using this perspective, it is clear that the international response to former Yugoslavia has probably been misguided. However, as it is a very complicated and unprecedented conflict, this is not necessarily surprising. But if anything positive can come from the situation, it is that the UN and its varied forces will realize their limitations. 14 pgs. 31 f/c. 8b.
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2868 The Canadian Peacekeeping/Peacemaking Mission in Somalia: Errors of Omission and Commission. This paper will discuss the Canadian mission in Somalia as both an operational and an organizational failure. The operational analysis will focus on the events of the time, and the political and military context of the operation in Somalia. It will be arg
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6979 Canada at War: 1914-1918 and 1939-1945. This paper examines Canada's role in the two world wars of the twentieth century. In both wars Canada played a significant role militarily and economically. In World War I Canada emerged from the shadow of Great Britain and the Empire and emerged as an autonomous, self-governing dominion. In World War II Canada played a larger, and yet more autonomous role, reflected, in the post-war era in Canada's role in the formation of the UN and NATO. 10 pgs. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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3139 The History Of Jews In Canada: World War I War Criminals. This paper will examine several issues in the hope of understanding how the pursuit of war criminals directly affected (and continues to affect), Canadians and Canadian Jews as Canadians, as well as Canadian Jews as Jews. In addressing these concerns, the historical relationship between government and Jewish groups in the period under discussion, will be referenced as well. 12 pgs. 15 f/c. 14b.
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11264 Building and Learning: The Canadian military During World War II. This 3-page high school paper looks at the constitutions of the Canadian military to World War II. 3 pgs. No bibliography.
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