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| Title:  | 
Paulhus, Fred, Interview | 
| Subject:  | 
History, 1885 Resistance, Family, Gabriel Dumont | 
| Description:  | 
Fred was interviewed on July 18, 1973 in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan.  Mr. Paulhus is of French-Canadian descent and is not Métis. However, he is married to a Métis and has lived most of his life in a Métis community.  Mr. Paulhus was born in Manitoba in 1908 to French-Canadian parents.  He moved to Saskatchewan when 15 years of age and later married a Métis woman.  They lived in the Duck Lake/Batoche area for a number of years.  Fred discusses the 1885 Resistance:  the causes, the battles and his views of Riel and Dumont. | 
| Publisher:  | 
Gabriel Dumont Institute | 
| Date:  | 
1973/07/18 | 
| Type:  | 
Text Document | 
| Format:  | 
application/pdf | 
| Language:  | 
English | 
| Date of Copyright:  | 
May 30, 2003 | 
| Coverage:  | 
Duck Lake, Batoche, Saskatchewan | 
	
		| GDI Media Location: | 
		GDI Oral Histories Interviews | 
	
	
		| GDI Media Filename: | 
		Paulhus, Fred (C. Pearlstone).pdf |