Canada and the First World War

Canada's contribution to the First World War brought increasing autonomy and international recognition, but at a high cost

The term "enemy foreigner" refers to a country engaged in war with Canada, or a person related to that state. During the First World War, this includes immigrants from Germany, the Austrian-Hungarian Empire, the Ottoman Empire, Bulgaria, and during the Second World War people are from Japanese, German, Italian did. The property of the detainee was confiscated, and most of it was not refunded at the end of the war. They are often required to engage in large-scale labor projects - building roads in the Banff National Park - even part of the golf course - to clean up shrubs, engage in logging, mining and mining operations . Their wages are less than half of the daily wages of other workers.

More than 170,000 Ukrainians settled in the country before Canada entered World War I on August 6, 1914. Canadian national policy settled all the peasant family in the Western house. I work. Workers and workers in agriculture and agriculture. Most of them come from the territory of Austria and the Hungarian Empire. It is one of the central regimes of Britain and Canada. This has had a great impact on them, like thousands of pre-war immigrants who have noticed living carelessly in the country that had fought with their previous hometown.

In 1914, Canadian diplomacy was governed by Britain. This means that if the UK declares war, Canada will automatically track. World War I started with the enthusiasm and patriotism of many Canadians but in the first few months of the conflict thousands rushed to join the army. These fighters will completely change with explosive bombs, powerful machine guns, toxic gases, submarines and fighter planes.