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World War II: Causes & consequences 


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Camp x

Web resources 

Camp X | The Canadian Encyclopedia 
A detailed account of Camp X, a covert World War II training facility in Ontario that played a crucial role in Allied espionage and communications. It highlights the camp’s significance and its postwar legacy. 

Camp X | History & Facts | Britannica 
Outlines the history and significance of Camp X, including the camp’s role in supporting British and American intelligence efforts, its connection to the Special Operations Executive (SOE), and its postwar legacy. 

Print resources ​

Spying and Security by Charles Samuels [Call # 940.54 SAM] 
Explores the critical role of espionage and national security during World War II, detailing how spies, secret services, and police forces operated across different nations to gather intelligence, control unrest, and protect civilians and military assets
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Database resources ​

"Camp X contributions" [Gale In Context: Canada] 
Kayak - Canada's History Magazine for Kids introduction to the secretive operations of Camp X, a World War II spy training facility in Ontario, highlighting its vital contributions to the Allied war effort. Emphasizes the camp’s role in training agents, developing espionage techniques, and fostering Canada’s legacy in international intelligence work.
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"CAMP X OPENS" [Gale In Context: Canada] 
Reflects on the camp’s legacy in Canadian intelligence history and its transformation into a site of public memory, emphasizing the importance of preserving and understanding Canada’s contributions to wartime espionage. 

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EBSCO Host:  An academic database with scholarly articles, magazines, and historical journals. It is ideal for in-depth research and citations. 
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Gale Canada in Context:  Contains articles, primary sources, and multimedia content tailored for students.  Good for Canadian content and perspectives.   ​
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CBC Curio:  Provides access to documentaries, news reports, and archival footage from CBC.
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