75th anniversary of the Liberation of the Netherlands and V-E Day
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- čas přidán 7. 05. 2020
- There have been many proud chapters in Canada’s military history, but one of the best-known and most significant was the Liberation of the Netherlands in the closing days of the Second World War in Europe. Today, we mark the 75th anniversary of Victory in Europe (V-E) Day and honour all those who fought bravely in the cause of peace and freedom. #CanadaRemembers #Netherlands75 #VEDay75
Every year Holland gratefully sends tulips to Canada in Celebration of the Canadian Liberation. They also remember that Canada hosted the Queen of Holland in Ottawa during the War where Princess was born. My father fought in the Liberation of Holland and would not talk about it BUT had fond memories of the grateful Dutch people.
The Queen of the Netherlands Wilhelmina (not Holland) stayed in London during the war. Canada hosted the Crownprincess Juliana and her family.
@@criticasterh8242 Actually, the Canadian Government at that time did not JUST provide asylum; They actually declared the room she delivered the child in as "Extra-territorial" so that the babe would have Dutch Citizenship.
@@nolanmcleod2619, That is correct sir 👍 🇨🇦
We, the Dutch, will never forget the hero’s from Canada. Thank you liberators!
With Love From Canada...❤️❤️❤️❤️🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
dont forget the americans without are help yall wouldnt have it back inlcuding the brits and the canadians mannn you def forgot the americans im a bit sadden
My dear old dad was a medic he was one of the Canadians that liberated Putten.
@@jesseray9944 when have the Americans evrr been short changed in glory. Your education system sucks. Hollywood never made it any better either.
Question, on D day who landed in Europe? America had only 2 of the 5 beaches. Thats called 40 percent which also means 60 percent were NOT Americans
America would have happily stayed out of the war, making and selling weapons. It finslly took Germany to declare war on you.
so very proud of my fellowcanadians--------we have the greatist humans living here-------------------in-CANADA
8) The Scheldt Battle: Canada’s toughest WW2 battle
As the Allies were advancing through Continental Europe following the successful D-Day landings in 1944, the Canadians were tasked with liberating Northern Belgium and the Southern Netherlands. Because of the predominantly muddy and flooded terrain, the Canadians suffered heavy casualties in attacking well-fortified German positions, but ultimately prevailed. Some historians argue that the Canadians waged battle on the most challenging geographic environment on the Western Front."
The Canadian War Museum
My Father fought there with the Canadian Engineers and would NOT speak of it. He had endearing memories of the Dutch people who were Liberated.
My Father also had a Hate for what the Germans despicably did to Holland and the Dutch people.
After his Wife / Mother died my Father met a Dutch Dutch Family who invited him to a party of their friends. I drove him there and picked him up.
Well, it turned out that the small Party had morphed then into a Thank The Canadian Liberator Party.
THANKS DAD AND UNCLE FOR COMING BACK
My dad was part of this with the Canadian Army ... RCE ... he went to the 40 - 45 - 50th celebrations .... he loved the people and the country was so beautiful now vs way back then
THANK YOU FOR LIBERATING MY COUNTRY!!!
From Canada with love..🇨🇦🇨🇦❤️❤️
With Love..❤️❤️❤️🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Superb. Excellent.
An outstanding tribute to the Canadian Veteran.
We will never forget.
TKS---FELLOW CANADIANS
You have to have been occupied to appreciate what freedom really means. And when you do, you never forget who gave it to you.
this was amazing
❤❤❤❤ canada ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
thksfellow canadians
NO COUNTRY IN THE UNIVERSE HAS A FLAG LIKE CANADA
I wish i knew more then the war records provided on my Grandfather Whom was Metis And served with the Lincoln & Welland Regiment At the Rank of Lance bombardier Not sure if he was in a Priest tank or a Transport tank Or on foot (due to knowing he was wounded) As many vets He never spoke of the war There is a museum for the Lincoln & regiment But it has been closed that last 6 months His last fight /wounded was Beren Op zoom
lance bombadier means he was on an artillery crew Priest SP artillery, trained gunner Is not used as an Infantry man
@@kevinyoung9053 From the records and alittle searching His unit like others had been split up to serve other units So his role could of been changed Priest were not well known for getting in close for conflicts to a paoint being wounded But thanks !
@@livingonadollar2882 actually priests( self propelled artillery) often got in very close used in direct fire mode especially in town fighting, nothing like a 105mm He round to convince enemy that it's a good idea to move to a different building and theywere often shelled by enemy counter battery fire many artillery guys got wounded nobody but an artillery guy Is called a bombadier lance bombadier is same as lance corporal, a single stripe on his sleeve, during and after large battles command would go around to other nearby units to ask for volunteers to serve as replacements to the engaged units which had taken many casualties because they were already the immediate area and could supply trained and often experienced replacements in a couple days instead of waiting a week or more for replacement requests to make its way back thru channels to a replacement depot a trained gunner Is not used as Inf, cooks or admin clerks sometimes ended up as Inf but not an arty gunner
Cape Breton Highlanders sent a bunch of volunteer replacements to 49rh loyal Edmonton regt in Ortona during that battle and the maritimers got along very well with the westerners. A lot of people have been surprised to find out in war records that their relative became a casualty serving in a different Regt then the family though they were attached to because the soldier my not have had time to inform his family back home that he had been transferred from his home Regt to another Regt as a replacement
NOWTHATS A FLAG---------WOW
The Best Flag In The World...😊😊😊😊
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DAMNNOCOUNTRY--------------------------IN THE UNIVERSE-----HAS A FLAGLIKE CANADA
all yall just saying thanks to the Canadians it wasn't just them the Americans British Canadians and polish help liberate the Netherlands so im not gonna just say thank you to the Canadians but i wanna thank America the brits and the pols to help take back netherlands we lost alot of good soldiers sadly but it was worth freeing the Dutch so you guys are welcome those other guys deserve thanking to not just canadines
yea this is for school homework
our prim mister is saddly not cdn
To those former students in Toronto who wore a white feather: The entire world is ashamed of you. I hope the rest of your life is more honorable than your young adulthood.
and no country on the earth has a flag like canada has
BAFFINISLAND-CANADA-BUYS ---USA FOR 34 CENTS
no place like canada---------------------------------on this flatearth
flatearth??.. You know that the Earth is round ...
Stopped watching @ 9:50 the blackface PM drama teacher wrecked it.
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@@glen6945: Glenn, be more respectful for Timmy's right to be stupid. A right protected by those this video is commemorating.
To those former students in Toronto who wore a white feather: The entire world is ashamed of you. I hope the rest of your life is more honorable than your young adulthood.
If you don’t like this country then get the fuck out..🖕🖕🖕🖕