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Keeping the memory alive. Under umbrellas outside the Eaton Centre yesterday, Crystal Burk, 6, purchases a poppy from Walter Dmytrenko, 65, a member o(...)
Keeping the memory alive. Under umbrellas outside the Eaton Centre yesterday, Crystal Burk, 6, purchases a poppy from Walter Dmytrenko, 65, a member o(...)

Keeping the memory alive. Under umbrellas outside the Eaton Centre yesterday, Crystal Burk, 6, purchases a poppy from Walter Dmytrenko, 65, a member o(...)

Date11/9/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Keeping the memory alive. Under umbrellas outside the Eaton Centre yesterday; Crystal Burk; 6; purchases a poppy from Walter Dmytrenko; 65; a member of the Canadian Legion Branch 350 who served in the Ukrainian Army during World War II before coming to Canada.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0001535F
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