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item1943
A Yiddish language Poster for a People’s Rally to support Fred Rose, in his candidacy with the Labour Progressive Party in the Cartier District., 1943. Image courtesy of ADCJA.
itemca. 1930s
A portrait from clippings of Fred Rose, ca. 1930s or 1940s. Image courtesy of ADCJA.
file1945Sarah Woolf
Fred Rose (né Rosenberg) was a Communist Member of Parliament, a trade union organizer, and a convicted spy for the Soviet Union. Born in 1907 in Lublin (now Poland), Rose immigrated to Canada with his family in 1916. As a young adult, he worked at factories a…
file1944-1946Sarah Woolf
Fred Rose (né Rosenberg) was a Communist Member of Parliament, a trade union organizer, and a convicted spy for the Soviet Union. Born in 1907 in Lublin (now Poland), Rose immigrated to Canada with his family in 1916. As a young adult, he worked at factories a…
file1951-1953Sarah Woolf
Fred Rose (né Rosenberg) was a Communist Member of Parliament, a trade union organizer, and a convicted spy for the Soviet Union. Born in 1907 in Lublin (now Poland), Rose immigrated to Canada with his family in 1916. As a young adult, he worked at factories a…
file1946-1951Sarah Woolf
Fred Rose (né Rosenberg) was a Communist Member of Parliament, a trade union organizer, and a convicted spy for the Soviet Union. Born in 1907 in Lublin (now Poland), Rose immigrated to Canada with his family in 1916. As a young adult, he worked at factories a…
item1945
Yiddish language Fred Rose election poster with the Labour Progressive Party in the Cartier district. This, in an attempt to outlaw antisemitism in Canada. Printed by Gandall printing, 1945. Image courtesy of JPL-A.
item1945
Yiddish language Fred Rose re-election poster as the Labour Progressive Candidate in the Cartier District. Published by the Fred Rose election comitee. Printed by Gandall printing, 1945. Image courtesy of JPL-A.
item1943
Yiddish language Fred Rose re-election poster as the Labour Progressive Candidate in the Cartier District, 1943. Image courtesy of JPL-A.
itemca. 1930s
“Spying on Labour,” a political pamphlet by Fred Rose. Published by New Era Publishers, Toronto., ca. 1930s or 1940s. Image courtesy of ADCJA.
itemca. 1940s
A Yiddish language poster for a people's rally to support Fred Rose at Fletcher’s Field, ca. 1940s. Image courtesy of ADCJA.
item1943
Booklet about Fred Rose's campaign from 1943. Image courtesy of ADCJA.
itemca. 1943-1945
Exterior window of Fred Rose's campaign headquarters, ca. 1943-1945. Image courtesy of JPL-A.
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