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2 Tony Banham, “A Historiography of C Force,” Canadian
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3 Eric Arnesen, “The
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4 Derek H. Burney, “Canadians defended Hong Kong in 1941. We must do it again,” National Post, 11 December 2019, https://nationalpost.com/opinion/derek-burney-canadians-defended-hong-kong-in-1941-we-must-do-it-again. 5 Graeme Wood, “‘Hong Kong’s future is unavoidably linked to Canada,’ says MP as China encroaches,” Richmond News, 22 May 2020, https://www.richmond-news.com/hong-kong-s-future-is-unavoidably-linked-to-canada-says- mp-as-china-encroaches-1.24139729.
6 Steven Chase, “‘I think we’re largely forgotten’: Nearly 80 years ago, Canadians fought the Battle of Hong Kong,” The Globe and Mail, 27 December 2019, https://www.theglobeandmail.com/politics/article-i-think-were-largely- forgotten-nearly-80-years-ago-canadians/.
7 Galen Roger Perras, “Defeat Still Cries Aloud for
Explanation: Explaining C Force’s Dispatch to Hong Kong,”
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8 J.L.
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9 Tim
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10 Ibid., 285.
11 Craig Stockings, “Introduction: The
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