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The Long Silence

1955, English.

Documentary about Canada's war veterans and the meaning of Remembrance Day. Voiceover narration accompanies battle footage from the First and Second World Wars, intercut with scenes of present-day war veterans and their families in at Remembrance Day ceremonies at the National War Memorial in Ottawa. Also discussed are the raising of funds for veterans by the sale of pins in the form of poppies. Veterans and their families are shown making poppies and Remembrance Day wreaths.

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    Released
    4 May 1955
    Country
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    canadafuneralworld war iworld war iiwar memorialwar herowarfarememorialtrenchworld warwar

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