The Canadian Experience of the Great War

Focusing on the Canadian involvement in World War I, this guide compiles published memoirs from over 600,000 Canadians who served, highlighting their sacrifices with 150,000 wounded and nearly 67,000 fatalities. It serves as a comprehensive resource, documenting the extensive literature generated by these veterans, reflecting their diverse experiences during the conflict. This work is a significant contribution to understanding the Canadian perspective of the Great War, showcasing the personal narratives that shaped the nation's history.