History 1810E Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Rogue Trooper, Trench Warfare, Canadian Forestry Corps

• School: Western University
• Department: History
• Course: History 1810E
• Professor: Margaret Mc Glynn

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1918 to the troops he addressed that they were at the end of the war, but they shouldn"t surrender: government controls, the situation was so serious that the government felt they had to step in. Became one of the big areas where the canadian army was. The canadian commanders did checks on the women the soldiers were marrying to make sure they were of good character (but this became more lax as the war went on) 2nd class, and their families would travel 3rd class because the governments couldn"t agree over which class to send them in) It would have been an adjustment for these war brides to move from england to. The attacking groups were lightly equipped, and those that came. In the first day, the allies had success after carried the gear: they captured 8 miles in a single day, the head of the german war effort referred to it as the blackest day of the.