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1915

Waterloo Region During The First World War

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“The funeral of a child in enemy territory” (17 February 1915)

By Caterina Katzer • On February 17, 1915 • In 1915, German Newspapers, Timeline
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Unrestricted Submarine Warfare Begins (19 February 1915)

By Stephen Collins • On February 19, 1915 • In 1915, War
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Hostilities Commence at the Dardanelles (25 February 1915)

By Stephen Collins • On February 25, 1915 • In 1915, War
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Predictions of the War’s Near End (March-April 1915)

By Michael Etienne • On March 1, 1915 • In 1915, War
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German Canadians in Toronto and Waterloo (1 March 1915)

By Michael Etienne • On March 1, 1915 • In 1915, German-Canadian Identity
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Teaching German in Schools (10 March 1915)

By Sonja Schäfer • On March 10, 1915 • In 1915, German Newspapers, Timeline
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The Battle of Neuve Chapelle (10 March 1915)

By Michael Etienne • On March 10, 1915 • In 1915, Timeline, War
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Local Farmers Resist the Government’s “Patriotism and Production” Campaign (11 March 1915)

By Stephen Collins • On March 11, 1915 • In 1915, Economics
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Send Offs for the Third Contingent (12-13 March 1915)

By Michael Etienne • On March 13, 1915 • In 1915, Home Front
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Elimination of German Language in Public Schools (18 March 1915)

By Michael Etienne • On March 18, 1915 • In 1915, German-Canadian Identity
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