In this episode, we sit down with John Moses, former Director of Repatriation and Indigenous Relations at the Canadian Museum of History. John discusses the legacy of residential schools, the experiences of Indigenous veterans during the First World War, and his family’s personal ties to this history, including his grandmother, Edith Montour, one of the first Indigenous women to serve as a nurse overseas. John also recently released his new book, Behind the Bricks: The Life and Times of the M...
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In this episode, we sit down with John Moses, former Director of Repatriation and Indigenous Relations at the Canadian Museum of History. John discusses the legacy of residential schools, the experiences of Indigenous veterans during the First World War, and his family’s personal ties to this history, including his grandmother, Edith Montour, one of the first Indigenous women to serve as a nurse overseas. John also recently released his new book, Behind the Bricks: The Life and Times of the M...
Pacifisme, communautés juives et Première Guerre mondiale
Beyond the Ridge / Par-delà la Crête
42 minutes
3 years ago
Pacifisme, communautés juives et Première Guerre mondiale
Dans cet épisode, Brintha Koneshachandra et Christine Chevalier-Caron (historienne) discutent ensemble de l'histoire des communautés juives du Canada. Nous y faisons aussi la rencontre de Manuel Sauvé Chevalier, récipiendaire du PPV 2021, qui nous parle de pacifisme avant et pendant la Première Guerre mondiale. Animation: Brintha Koneshachandra Invité.e.s: Christine Chevalier-Caron et Manuel Sauvé Chevalier Conception sonore: Sylvain Bellemare Montage: Guillaume Bouchard Labonté Réalisation:...
Beyond the Ridge / Par-delà la Crête
In this episode, we sit down with John Moses, former Director of Repatriation and Indigenous Relations at the Canadian Museum of History. John discusses the legacy of residential schools, the experiences of Indigenous veterans during the First World War, and his family’s personal ties to this history, including his grandmother, Edith Montour, one of the first Indigenous women to serve as a nurse overseas. John also recently released his new book, Behind the Bricks: The Life and Times of the M...
