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This image ran in The Globe and Mail around Remembrance Day, 1946. It invokes images of the First World War and remembrance in the Vimy Memorial and the fields of poppies alongside the names of major Canadian engagements in the Second World War. It is captioned "A Poppy For Remembrance", and the names of key Canadian Second World War battles are written in the clouds (Caen, Ortona, Falaise, Dieppe).

A black and white newspaper illustration. The Vimy Memorial is framed by bright light; the clouds in the sky around it contain names of notable Second World War battles. Poppies cover the ground. — (*The Globe and Mail,* 9 November 1946, page 6.)

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