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• Canada's First National Internment Operations,1914-1920
  La première campagne nationale d'internement au Canada, 1914-1920
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• Bill C-331: Internment of Persons of Ukrainian Origin Recognition
  
  
• The Materiality of Mental Health at the Morrissey World War I Internment Camp
  by Sarah E. Beaulieu PhD
  Society for Historical Archaeology 2022
  
  
• SILENCE CRIES BEHIND THE BARBED WIRE: THE INTERMENT OF BULGARIANS IN CANADA DURING THE GREAT WAR (1914‐1920)
  Aneliya Basheva and Grigor Nikolov
  With the support of Bulgarian Horizons newspaper
  April 2022
  
  
• The First World War and the Ukrainian Canadian Community (ENG)
  March 31, 2022
  In this last episode of season 2, Melanie Ng (U. of T.) meets Sera Tulk, VPA 2021 recipient, who talks about the Newfoundland regiment at Gallipoli and Prof. Bohdan Kordan (University of Saskatchewan), specialist in Canada-Ukraine relations, who will introduce us to the internment of ‘enemy aliens’ in Canada during the First World War. | Host: Melanie Ng | Guests: Sera Tulk & Bohdan Kordan | Sound artist: Sylvain Bellemare | Sound editor: Guillaume Bouchard Labonté| Directors: Melanie Ng, Guillaume Bouchard Labonté
  
  
• Family and the Carceral State First World War Internment at Vernon Camp
  By Dr. Mary G. Chaktsiris
  February 2022
  
  
• Monashee WWI Internment Camp 2021 Excavation Report
  By Dr. Sarah Beaulieu
  
  
• First World War Internment in Canada: Enemy Aliens and the Blurring of the Military/Civilian Distinction
  By Bohdan S. Kordan PhD
  Canadian Military History, Vol 29 (2020) Issue 2, 2020
  
  
• NOMINAL ROLL FIRST WORLD WAR INTERNMENT CAMP
  MORRISSEY, BC
  SEPTEMBER 1915 TO OCTOBER 1918
  Prepared by: Daniel Ste-Marie
  Fernie, BC
  January 3rd, 2020
  
  
• Archaeology of Internment at the Morrissey WW1 Camp
  By Sarah Beaulieu, 2019
  
  
• Reinserting Radicalism
  By Kassandra Luciuk, 2017
  
  
• Brandon Internment Camp - Research Report
  By Joe Dauphinais, 2017
  
  
• Winnipeg and Ukrainian Internment During the Great War
  The Manitoba Museum by Leah Morton
  
  
• War Memories across Canada Conversation Kit: First World War Internment
  Banff and Castle Mountain, Alberta; Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
  
  
• Teachers Guide Prisoners in the Promised Land 2017
  
  
• Conspiracy of Silence: Ukrainian-Canadians 1896-1920
  By Debby-Lynn Ritsco, 2017
  
  
• Internment Operations at the Halifax Citadel, 1914 – 1916
  By Roger Marsters, PhD
  
  
• Thunder Bay Public Library, Enemy Aliens
  
  
• Priest, Patriot, Prisoner of War, and Prelate: Petro Kamenetsky (1891–1973)
  By Rev. Dr. Athanasius D. McVay, HED
  
  
• CFWWIRF Project 107 Burial Report
  By Lawrna Myers, 2016
  
  
• Cave and Basin & Castle Mountain Internment Camp Site Visit Report
  By Sarah Beaulieu, 2015
  
  
• Vernon Internee Headstones and Monument Project
  By Lawrna Myers, 2015
  
  
• "Render unto Caesar" The Greek-Catholic Church's Reaction to the Internment of Ukrainians in Canada During the First World War
  By Rev. Dr. Athanasius D. McVay, STB, HED Church historian, author, archival researcher, 2015
  
  
• “Canada’s First National Internment Operations, 1914-1920: The Serbian Experience."
  Ljudi Govore/People Say 23-24 (2015): 9-21.
  
  
• "Golgota Interniranja u Kanadi za Vreme Prvog Svetskog Rata."
  Ljudi Govore/People Say 25-26 (2015): 243-247.
  
  
• Omni Television Serbian Language Program, 28 March 2015 about the Serbian experience during the internment operations. The video is available at https://youtu.be/fbqJM2EP1MQ
  
  
• Internee Descendant Stories
  VIDEO: Internee Descendant returns to Castle Mountain
  By Armistice Films / Internee Descendant returns to Castle Mountain. Meet Terry Mialkowsky The newest Producer on Enemy Aliens the movie. Watch as Terry follows a forgotten path through a camp where his grandfather was wrongfully imprisoned. Excerpts of this 3 minute video will become part of a 3 part series we are working on dealing with The War Measures Act in Canada.
  
  
• Remembering Canadian World War I Internment:
  Challenges and Alternatives to Remembrance at Visited Heritage Sites
  by Beverley DeSantis, 2015
  
  
• Remembering the Forgotten, Archaeology at the Morrissey WW1 Internment Camp
  by Sarah Beaulieu, 2015
  
  
• Morrissey Historic Internee Cemetery Reports 2014
  
  
• Fernie At War: The Morrissey Internment Camp
  Fernie Museum | Crowsnest Museum and Archives
  
  
• Thinking historically with source documents
  This six-page reference guide identifies freely available video, print and online resources that explain historical thinking, suggest how to teach it and offer sources of historical documents and images on topics in Canadian history. Also indicated at the end of this guide are exemplary resources available for purchase. Download the reference guide
  
  
• Affirmation of Witnesses: The Causes and Consequences of Canada's First National Internment Operations
  
  
• GUARDING NIAGARA: THE WELLAND CANAL FORCE 1914-1918
  Lieutenant Colonel William A. Smy, OMM, CD, UE
  2012
  
  
• "Bringing Governments to Justice" by Professor Roger Daniels,19 June 2010
  
  
• Prisoners of Prejudice: The Ukrainian Internment Operations 1914 to 1920
  By Douglas Davis
  Click here to download the Teachers Guide (9.08 MB).
  
  
• Manitoba Education – Ukrainian School resources
  
  
• CBC Digital Archives – The Internment of Ukrainians in Canada