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Canadian soldiers tend to French Refugees in Normandy shortly after the successful
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Canadian soldiers tend to French Refugees in Normandy shortly after the successful
Canadian soldiers tend to French Refugees in Normandy shortly after the successful Allied landings during the Second World War.
Many of the French refugees had not eaten for three or more days. They are seen receiving food from
Canadian troops.
The feeding arrangements ware organised by the Civil Affairs Department.
Major Evan Shelly of Toronto makes friends with a little French girl, one of many refugees being cared for in the Canadian sector.
10th June 1944
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Normandy
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Media ID 21901422
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In this poignant photo print, taken in Normandy during the Second World War, Canadian soldiers can be seen tending to French refugees who had endured days without food. The image captures a moment of compassion and humanity amidst the chaos of war. The successful Allied landings paved the way for these Canadian troops to provide much-needed aid to the suffering civilians. Organized by the Civil Affairs Department, feeding arrangements were put in place to ensure that those who had been displaced and deprived could receive nourishment. Amongst these brave soldiers is Major Evan Shelly from Toronto, shown forming a heartwarming bond with a little French girl. In this shattered landscape, he offers her comfort and friendship amidst uncertainty and fear. This photograph serves as a powerful reminder of the impact that war has on innocent lives. It showcases not only the bravery and sacrifice of Canadian troops but also their dedication to helping those in need. These soldiers became beacons of hope for countless refugees caught in the crossfire. As we reflect upon this image from June 10th, 1944, we are reminded of both the horrors and acts of kindness witnessed during one of history's darkest periods. It stands as a testament to resilience, compassion, and solidarity between nations - an enduring symbol that even amid destruction, humanity prevails.
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