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  5. Cartoons drawn on the wall of the barbershop of a Canadian internee camp. Cartoons show a soldier with barbed wire behind him and a man studying an application for release with the words, "You know there is a war on; therefore take it easy boy!" written beneath the images. Clippings of images of Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt also stuck to wall.

Cartoons drawn on the wall of the barbershop of a Canadian internee camp. Cartoons show a soldier with barbed wire behind him and a man studying an application for release with the words, "You know there is a war on; therefore take it easy boy!" written beneath the images. Clippings of images of Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt also stuck to wall.

item[ca. 1940-1943]1062-4-1-PR017696

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Dates
[ca. 1940-1943] (indexed as 1940–1943)
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item
Extent
1 photograh : b&w ; 25.5 x 20.5cm.
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Subjects
Internment camps; Displaced persons
Genre / form
Graphic material
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