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Keep German troops out, Some two dozen members of the Canadian Peace Congress paraded outside the Canadian Army recruiting office on St. Clair Ave. ju(...)
Keep German troops out, Some two dozen members of the Canadian Peace Congress paraded outside the Canadian Army recruiting office on St. Clair Ave. ju(...)

Keep German troops out, Some two dozen members of the Canadian Peace Congress paraded outside the Canadian Army recruiting office on St. Clair Ave. ju(...)

Date9/17/1965
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  • Keep German troops out, Some two dozen members of the Canadian Peace Congress paraded outside the Canadian Army recruiting office on St. Clair Ave. ju(...)
  • Keep German troops out; Some two dozen members of the Canadian Peace Congress paraded outside the Canadian Army recruiting office on St. Clair Ave. just east of Yonge today protesting proposed German military exercises; testing equipment; in Manitoba.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Keep German troops out; Some two dozen members of the Canadian Peace Congress paraded outside the Canadian Army recruiting office on St. Clair Ave. just east of Yonge today protesting proposed German military exercises; testing equipment; in Manitoba.
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      ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
      CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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      Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
      Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0011596F
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