How Canada Was Essential to Britain's War Effort

INTRODUCTION The Second World War began after Poland invaded September 1, 1939 (Bercuson 152). Two days later, Britain and France declared war against Germany. Canada, which was once a British alliance, has not been left behind. Seven days after German invasion, her Diet declared the first war that the country also participated after fighting with Germany and becoming an independent country (Byles 12). This marks the beginning of Canada's participation in the most brutal war in history.

In August 1914, Canada and France responded to the war unchanged from other countries, at least it is. When the war broke out, Canada was the ruler of the British Empire. When Britain was in war state, Canada was in a state of war. But the nature of Canada 's contribution to the war is in the hands of Ottawa. French and Canadian opposition leader, former prime minister, and major politician Sir Wilfried Laurier (1841-1919) called for a Communist Party's armistice and Canada must do everything in its power to support the war I insisted. Even the imperialists and Henry Brassa (1868-1952) who opposed the Quebec Nationalist movement approved the war in Britain and France, Canadians want the victory of France and British troops to be natural Said. Bourassa 's lieutenant Olivar Asselin (1874 - 1937) decided to fight France and said that it is important for the survival of Canadian civilization in France.

Britain often consults with Canada, but in the first nine months of the war, the UK basically took charge of the war plans of both countries. Both countries did not carefully plan Canada's own defense, Canadian training, production and equipment emphasized the effectiveness of European battle. Its main role is to train pilots throughout the empire through the British proposed Federal Aviation Training Program on September 26, 1939, and instead of sending hundreds of thousands of overseas missions like the Second World War, food And to provide raw materials. Army I

Canada participated in the war on September 10, 1939; after the UK decided to start the war, the government intentionally took the United States as a non-combatant country to give time to import weapons from the United Kingdom To show independence from. The production of war is rapidly increasing, and it is intensively managed through ammunition and refueling department. The unemployment rate gradually disappeared. Canada became one of the Allied Forces' largest pilot trainers through the Federal Aviation Training Program. As many Canadian men participated in the war participation, they promoted the increase of production abroad and women held a position to support war in the industry. Through measures taken under the National Resource Mobilization Act, men actually hiring a job of many civilians were actually prohibited at the late stage of the war.