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Boyer, Euclid, Interview (02)

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Title: Boyer, Euclid, Interview (02)
Subject: Veterans, War, History, Family, Discrimination, Racism
Description: Euclid was interviewed on January 20, 1989. Euclid discusses why he enlisted, where he received his basic training, and when he went overseas. Although Euclid did not experience discrimination in the army, he shares his views on racism. He also tells the story of how he never got past France because he was injured and taken prisoner. Euclid also shares his feelings as he thinks back to when he was in the army.
Publisher: Gabriel Dumont Institute
Date: 1989/01/20
Type: Text Document
Format: application/pdf
Language: English
Date of Copyright: May 30, 2003
Coverage: Canada, England, France
GDI Media Location: GDI Oral Histories Interviews
GDI Media Filename: VM - Euclid Boyer (veteran).pdf

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