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100 1  Momryk, Myron,|d1946-|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
       names/n84070102|eauthor. 
245 14 The Cold War in Val-d'Or :|ba history of the Ukrainian 
       community in Val-d'Or, Quebec /|cMyron Momryk. 
263    202010 
264  1 Oakville, Ontario :|bMosaic Press,|c2020. 
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520    "This is an important contribution to the understanding of
       Canadian and Quebec history, and to an appreciation of a 
       unique Ukrainian community which found itself resident in 
       Quebec from the early part of the 20th century. "The 
       declaration of the First World War on August 15, 1914 
       against Imperial Germany and Austria-Hungary by Great 
       Britain found several thousand recent Ukrainian immigrants
       across Canada in a difficult situation. Those who were not
       naturalized were considered as "enemy aliens" and they 
       were subject to registration and, if necessary, 
       internment...Among the internment camps established in 
       various parts of Canada, an internment camp was 
       established on 13 January, 1915 at Spirit Lake (near Amos,
       Quebec) to hold "enemy aliens"...The plans were to use the
       internees to clear the land and develop an experimental 
       farm to aid in the settlement of this region... The first 
       internees arrived in January 1915 in the middle of 
       winter..Among the 1,144 Austrian prisoners interned in 
       this camp in 1916 were a large number of Galicians or 
       Ukrainians, recent immigrants from Austria-Hungary.." So 
       begins this unique historical narrative written by Myron 
       Momryk. "The case of Val-d'Or is especially interesting, 
       being a city situated 530 kilometres northwest of Montreal
       and in may respects similar to the mining communities with
       significant Ukrainian populations established around the 
       same time in Kirkland Lake and Timmins, across the border 
       in Ontario.These and other cities and towns that grew 
       around resource industries in remote ares in the Canadian 
       Shield have a distinct make-up, which was naturally 
       reflected in their Ukrainian organizational activity. 
       Having a strong working-class character, they frequently 
       witnessed strikes and labour unrest that were influenced 
       in no small part by ideological differences between 
       radical trade unionists sympathetic to the Communist Party
       and the Soviet Union, and the often more conservative 
       immigrants from Ukraine. Although seemingly far removed 
       from world events, the Cold War was very much a factor in 
       some of the developments that took place in the one-
       industry settlements in the northern reaches of Ontario 
       and Quebec."--|cProvided by publisher. 
520    Issued also in print format. 
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