Great War Tour with Norm Christie | Season 1 | Episode 4 | The Vimy Pilgrimage

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  • čas přidán 11. 07. 2024
  • Great War Tour with Norm Christie Season 1 Episode 4 The Vimy Pilgrimage
    Norm Christie reveals the extraordinary story of the largest peacetime armada in Canadian history - the spectacular 1936 Vimy Pilgrimage to Europe - to honor the 60,000 dead of the Great War - and to unveil Canada's magnificent war memorial at Vimy Ridge.
    Military historian Norm Christie hosts a new documentary series, which commemorates the 100th anniversary of the Great War. In this unique series, Norm Christie takes audiences on a pilgrimage to significant Great War sites - some famous, others almost totally unknown. He discovers and tells the stories of Canadian men and women whose skills and courage turned Canada into a force on the world stage.
    Producer: Peter Williamson, Ira Levy
    Starring: Norm Christie #GreatWarTour #NormChristie #BreakthroughEntertainment
  • Krátké a kreslené filmy

Komentáře • 9

  • @jeremysmith280
    @jeremysmith280 Před 3 lety +3

    Thank you for this series Mr.Christie.

  • @wznation
    @wznation Před 2 lety +2

    Norm Christie national treasure 🇨🇦

    • @wznation
      @wznation Před 2 lety

      Norm has gotten me through a lot in my life just overplaying for king and country over the years. He has really impacted my life for calming and refocusing my thoughts.

  • @PD-hv4js
    @PD-hv4js Před 2 lety +1

    Valuable!

  • @shawnschmidt6291
    @shawnschmidt6291 Před 3 lety +1

    Very powerful thank you

  • @ericswain70
    @ericswain70 Před 2 lety

    The least we can do is remember . If indeed that is Hugh Cairns parents in the video , as his mother wipes a tear from her eye I felt a great pride to be a Canadian and felt such sorrow for her loss. I cry for those who lost their loved ones and I cry to remember those lost and never found. Mr. Christie I know not if you will ever get to read these comments but much respect to you for remembering why and what it means to be a Canadian and much thanks for all you have done for our soldiers, not just the ones who served in the great war but all of our veterans. You have brought a great justice and pride to us all.

  • @Moredread25
    @Moredread25 Před 2 lety

    16:20 Where World at War German Victory's sound is from.

  • @josephspinnerbiden3859

    @3:50 I just had an overwhelming feeling of relief when I stop looking at Norm Christie and turn my attention to the War Memorial to the dead pupils that gave their lives for Humanity in the Great War. At 3:50 I began to closely look at the beautiful Monument (this is the relief part I speak of) and realized the United States isn't the only Nation where people of a certain persuasion "TAG" or deface these sacred tributes to the fallen with ugly ass graffiti written by "People of a specific Persuasion" that cry, complain and Demand RESPECT...... Yet have not a God Dam*ed Idea what the term "RESPECT" actually means. I cannot believe Canadians have to deal with this childlike behavior as well. SMH. I must've been 1.5 Years old when I understood that you don't put your hand in the fire or mess with Monuments and Memorials because others sacred view points on such matters. Very sickening. Should Collectively ashamed as a people. Not attacking sacred things or comments like mine. SHAME

    • @xtr3m3fLx
      @xtr3m3fLx Před rokem

      It's Toronto. Surprised it hasn't been torn down yet.