History 1810E Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Moral Police, Conditionality, Nykyta Budka
25 Feb 2014
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Hungarians, and turks to report to the office of the registrar for alien enemies in. The majority were from western canada: although today this may seem like blatant racism, it was a reasonable response to an unreasonable situation". Canada could prevent germans from leaving canadian ports, but they couldn"t prevent the germans from going to the u. s. and leaving from there. It was an issue to protect the families of the men who were fighting overseas. It was accused of being affected by upper middle class moralism. If you weren"t deemed to be of moral upper class standing, you wouldn"t get your cheque (there were strings attached) There were stories of the great war", v is for victory", etc . 1874: training hospitals were established (the first was in st. catharines in, the 3-year training program was very rigorous. You would be on duty 6 days a week. You had to live in the hospital residence with strict regulations.
