France will soon celebrate the 90th anniversary of the end of World War One (November 11th). Several towns and villages in the northeastern part of the country will honor American, British and Canadian soldiers with remembrance ceremonies. I read in a French national newspaper that on the 25th of October the town of Loos-en-Gohelle, located about 30 miles south of Lille, will honor AmerIndians who served in the Great War, of which several are buried in the local cemetery. A special DVD will be issued honoring their engagement. The Association Araca (Association de Recherche des Anciens Combattants Amérindiens; their site is in French: http://membres.lycos.fr/araca62/) was created to research and record the presence and destiny of these Indians during the Great War. You might find something here.
Military records are held by the Library and Archives in Canada. Available records date back to before World War II.
No, but that time will surely come if terrorism remains a world wide threat.
Most of the Canadians that died overseas remain there. Only two military cemeteries exist in the country. There were 42,789 Canadians that died during the war and all but a few thousand remain there.
Limca Book of Records is an annual Indian record book that focuses on achievements and records made by Indians or in India, while the Guinness World Records is an international record book that covers a wide range of records from around the world. Guinness World Records is more comprehensive and covers a wider range of categories and records compared to Limca Book of Records.
The Canadian government has a web site called the Virtual War Memorial. It lists all Canadians who died in both World Wars. It is a searchable data base. The link can be found below.
Mauritius is an island, so it is overseas from every other nation in the world.
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J. N. Gunn has written: 'Historical records of No. 8 Canadian Field Ambulance' -- subject(s): Canada, Canada. Canadian Army. Canadian Field Ambulance, 8th, History, Medical care, World War, 1914-1918
The desire for world domination is the primary reason for United States interests in overseas territories.
There are thousands of world records in various categories and disciplines recognized by organizations such as the Guinness World Records. The number of world records is constantly changing as new records are set and existing ones are broken.
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