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Rousing songs of their native Russia are offered by these Soviet sailors as they join their Canadian allies in celebrating the end of the war and the (...)
Rousing songs of their native Russia are offered by these Soviet sailors as they join their Canadian allies in celebrating the end of the war and the (...)

Rousing songs of their native Russia are offered by these Soviet sailors as they join their Canadian allies in celebrating the end of the war and the (...)

Date8/16/1945
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Original Toronto Star caption: Rousing songs of their native Russia are offered by these Soviet sailors as they join their Canadian allies in celebrating the end of the war and the beginning of a new era of peace for liberty-loving people
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0010444F
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It's pay parade as these sailors of the Canadian cruiser, Uganda, line up to receive their pay before going on leave
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Grimly engrossed in their task, these two sailors are preparing to let out the paravane with the mine-sweeping cables attached to it. It seems to be hard work
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News of Russia's declaration of war on Japan is read by Lieut
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The Centre Board gets an adjustment by this sailor
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A Home on our Waterfront, The wartime destroyer Haida is one Canadian ship that didn't end up in foreign colors
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School children join in welcome for crew of trim new ship
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Haida Naval Museum Docks in its new showcase, Retired World War II Tribal class destroyer Haida, now a floating navy museum, floats at its new berth a(...)
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