The
Saskatchewan Archives Board today launched the second in a series of
video exhibits commemorating Saskatchewan’s involvement in the First
World War. From the Prairies to the Trenches – From Salisbury Plain to
Flanders Fields, November 1914 – December 1915 explores the events of
1915 at the Front and at home in Saskatchewan.
“100 years ago today, the people of Saskatchewan were fully engaged in
the First World War,” Minister responsible for the Provincial Capital
Commission Mark Docherty said. “This second video exhibit tells the
next chapter in the conflict from both overseas and at home. Watching
this series, we are learning about and honouring those who fought in the
war through the amazing resource we have in our provincial archives.” -
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http://www.yorktonnews.com/news/local-news/the-saskatchewan-archives-releases-second-video-1.2029999#sthash.WjrnfxDG.dpufThe Saskatchewan Archives Board today
launched the second in a series of video exhibits commemorating
Saskatchewan’s involvement in the First World War. From the
Prairies to the Trenches – From Salisbury Plain to Flanders Fields,
November 1914 – December 1915 explores the events of 1915 at the
Front and at home in Saskatchewan.
“100 years ago today, the people of
Saskatchewan were fully engaged in the First World War,” Minister
responsible for the Provincial Capital Commission Mark Docherty said.
“This second video exhibit tells the next chapter in the conflict
from both overseas and at home. Watching this series, we are
learning about and honouring those who fought in the war through the
amazing resource we have in our provincial archives.”
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