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SGT. ROYAL WINNIPEG RIFLES CANADA 1944

In the period of tension leading up to the outbreak of the South African War (1899-1902), Britain looked to her Empire for aid. Opinion in Canada was sharply divided over the dispatch of Canadian troops, but eventually the Prime Minister gave way to the pro-war lobby and agreed to send a force of 1,000 volunteers...