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Language of Description: English
Country: Canada

  3. Fundamental freedoms [textual record]

    Series consists of case files, research materials, briefs, articles, research papers and theses related to issues surrounding fundamental freedoms. These subjects include: Censorship including pornography, obscenity, Fraser Committee on Pornography and Prostitution, Ontario Information and Privacy Commissioner and customs seizures; contempt of court including R v. Murphy and Harry Kopyto; Freedom of Assembly including picketing in labour disputes at the Eaton Centre, soliciting in malls, Skokie v. National Socialist Party of America, Litton Rexdale Plant anti-nuclear demonstration, parade p...

  4. Wandering Tulip Productions fonds [moving images]

    Fonds consists of a trilogy of short films, Zyklon portrait, Walnut tree and Silent song, produced by Wandering Tulip Productions and directed by Elida Schogt. The films examine the Holocaust and Ms. Schogt's family's experiences. Ms. Schogt's maternal grandparents lived in Holland where they were discovered in hiding by the Nazis. They were sent to the Auschwitz extermination camp where they were murdered in the gas chambers. Their children were not captured and survived. One of their children, Elida Schogt's mother, is featured in the films.

  6. William Kurelek fonds [graphic material]

    Accession comprises works by William Kurelek dating primarily from his teenage years and containing as well one sketchbook with drawings relating to the Holocaust and the prison camp in Dachau and two later finished drawings from his 1969 travels to Hong Kong and South Africa. Also included were one photograph and three postcards depicting threshing scenes in Western Canada.

  7. Sessional Papers

  8. Sessional Papers