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Henry Norman Bethune: Controversial Canadian Vs. Bia Qui En: Chinese Model Cadre, Ashley Schepis
Henry Norman Bethune: Controversial Canadian Vs. Bia Qui En: Chinese Model Cadre, Ashley Schepis
The Graduate Review
Canadian thoracic surgeon Dr. Norman Bethune is known for his dichotomous legacy in Canada and China. In China, Bethune is remembered as a model cadre, a foreigner who died for the Chinese Communist cause. In 1938 Bethune travelled to China to prove his loyalty to the communist cause and be a part of something bigger. Bethune’s medical inventions and ideas, such as mobile blood transfusions left a lasting impression on the Chinese medical system, yet he did not become a household name until the Cultural Revolution of the 1960s. Mao Zedong used Bethune as a martyr in propaganda which resulted …
An Era Of Convergence: Joint Defense Between The United States And Canada 1949-1963, Melanie Hawes
An Era Of Convergence: Joint Defense Between The United States And Canada 1949-1963, Melanie Hawes
Honors Program Theses and Projects
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Cultural Exchanges In The Far North: Twentieth-Century Contact In The Canadian Arctic, Gabrielle Desmarais
Cultural Exchanges In The Far North: Twentieth-Century Contact In The Canadian Arctic, Gabrielle Desmarais
Honors Program Theses and Projects
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Telling Stories About Indigeneity And Canadian Sport: The Spectacular Cree And Ojibway Indian Hockey Barnstorming Tour Of North America, 1928, Andrew Holman
History Faculty Publications
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