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Aberhart, William
Abyssinia (Ethiopian Empire): guerilla resistance against Italian forces; and Hoare-Laval Pact; Italian king as emperor of; Mussolini’s invasion of; racist views toward; as a “sphere of influence”
Action canadienne française
Action française
Albania
Allward, Walter
America First movement
Amery, Leopold: on Austrian Anschluss; on Hitler; and King; on League sanctions; on Munich agreement
Anglo-German Fellowship
Anglo-Japanese alliance
Annan, Noel
Anticosti Island
anti-Semitism. See under Jews
appeasement: abandonment of; backed by rearmament; Chamberlain’s belief in; Chamberlain’s meetings with Hitler; differing views on; dominion attitudes to; economic appeasement; of Italy over Abyssinia; King’s adoption of; Munich Agreement; Taylor’s analysis of. See also Czechoslovakia
Arcand, Adrien
armament. See rearmament and defence
Ashley, William Alfred, 1st Baron Mount Temple
Asiatic Exclusion League (California)
Asquith, H.H.: on imperial foreign policy; reassurances to King from Beyond
Astor, Nancy
Athol, Duchess of (Katharine Stewart-Murray)
Attlee, Clement
Australia: at 1923 imperial conference; and Chanak incident; communications with Foreign Office; and dominion autonomy; at Evian Conference; immigration policies; on imperial foreign policy; and Japan; Menzies’s visit to Berlin; and Royal Navy
Austria: Anschluss; and Italy; Jewish refugees from
Avenol, Joseph
Badoglio, Pietro
Balbo, Italo
Baldwin, Stanley: on appeasement; Bickersteth’s memorandum for; on Chamberlain; on Chanak incident; and Hoare-Laval pact; at 1923 imperial conference; on joint flying training; and Jones; and King; and Lloyd George; on oil sanctions; and Public Order Act; and Ribbentrop; visits to Canada
Balfour Declaration
Barnes, A.J.L.
Beament, Henry
Beaudry, Laurent
Beaverbrook, 1st Earl of (Max Aitken)
Belgium
Bell, Leslie
Beneš, Edvard
Bennett, R.B.: on Anticosti Island; and Arcand; on Asian immigration; on British Commonwealth; and Churchill; and economic depression; foreign affairs portfolio; on Japanese aggression; on King’s foreign policy; on League of Nations; on League sanctions; and Ligue d’action nationale; as prime minister; on rearmament; and Riddell; and Rowell; and Skelton; and Statute of Westminster; trade negotiations with US; visit to London
Berlin (Ontario)
Berlin Olympics
Berton, Pierre
Bethune, Norman
Bickersteth, Burgon
Birkenhead, 1st Earl of (F.E. Smith)
Blair, Frederick
Blondin, Pierre-Édouard
Blum, Leon
Bohemia
Bonar Law, Andrew
Borden, Frederick William
Borden, Robert: on Asian immigration; and Churchill; foreign affairs portfolio; on imperial foreign policy; King’s offer of services to; on League of Nations; and Military Service Act; and naval bill; and Rowell; wartime government
Bott, Bernard
Bouchard, Télesphore-Damien
Brazil
Britain: alliance negotiations with USSR; Chamberlain’s appeasement meetings (see under appeasement); conscription legislation; fascist/Nazi supporters in; Government Code and Cypher School; guarantee to Poland; and Hoare-Laval Pact; imperial centralist politics in; Jewish refugees in; M15 and M16; “Peace Ballot” (1935 election); rearmament and defence; and Rhineland reoccupation; Royal Air Force (RAF); Royal Navy; and Spanish Civil War; and Sudetenland crisis; wartime coalition government
– Dominions Office: information and briefings from; Massey’s contacts with
– Foreign Office: Bennett’s attitude to; information and briefings from; and Japanese invasion of China; King’s attitude to; Massey’s contacts with
– treaties and agreements: Alaska boundary settlement; Anglo-German naval agreement; Anglo-Japanese alliance; London Treaty; Treaty of Commerce and Navigation
British Columbia: Asian immigrants in; Social Credit government; US designs on
British Commonwealth Air Training Plan
British Somaliland
British Union of Fascists
Bryce, James, 1st Viscount Bryce
Buchan, John. See Tweedsmuir, 1st Baron of
Bulgaria
Bund Canada. See Deutscher Bund Canada
Bunyan, John
Cadogan, Alexander
Cahan, Charles
Campbell-Bannerman, Henry
Canada: Defence Purchasing Board; fascist/Nazi groups in; Monroe Doctrine extended to; naval controversy; neutrality for; rearmament and defence spending; refugee policies
– Department of External Affairs: creation of; intelligence and briefings for; King’s self-appointed role in; Pearson’s description of; Skelton’s administration of; staff and foreign service for; Wrong’s criticism of
– federal elections: in 1911 (“reciprocity”); in 1917 (“khaki”); in 1921; in 1925; in 1930; in 1935; in 1939 (1940)
– legislation: Customs Act; Foreign Enlistment Act; Military Service Act
– parliament: debates on foreign policy; King’s attitude to; “Parliament will decide”
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)
Canadian High Commission in London (Canada House): air raid shelters for; King’s attitude to; secretaries at (see Massey, Vincent; Pearson, Lester; Ritchie, Charles)
Canadian Institute for International Affairs
Canadian Nationalist Party
Canadian Union of Fascists
Cardin, Pierre Joseph Arthur
Carnarvon, 4th Earl of (Henry Herbert)
Casa d’Italia (Montreal)
Cassel, Ernest
Catholic Church. See Roman Catholic Church
CCF (Cooperative Commonwealth Federation): in debate on Anticosti Island; on defence spending; on neutrality; pacifism; on sanctions
Cecil, Lord Robert. See Gascoyne-Cecil, Robert
Céline (Louis-Ferdinand des Touches)
Chamberlain, Austen
Chamberlain, Joseph
Chamberlain, Neville: on alliance with USSR; appeasement and Munich agreement; on appeasement with diplomacy; on appeasement with rearmament; on approaching war; on Bennett; on Canada’s support; and Churchill; on Czechoslovakia; on dominions’ foreign policy; Eden’s disagreement with; and Edward VIII; on French commitment to sanctions; on Goebbels; guarantee to Poland; and Halifax; hatred and horror of war; and Henderson; on Hitler; on Hoare-Laval pact; and King’s confidential memorandum on Hitler; King’s praise for; and King’s visit to Berlin; on League reorganization; on League sanctions; on League’s failure; and Lothian; meeting with Mussolini; and M16 reports on Germany; on Nazi persecution of Jews; as a politician; on rearmament and defence; on Rhineland reoccupation; on Ribbentrop; and Roosevelt’s peace initiative; and royal tour of Canada; on Spanish Civil War; on Statute of Westminster
Chanak incident
Chile
China: immigrants from; Japanese invasions of
Christie, Group Captain M.G.
Churchill, Clementine
Churchill, Winston: on Abyssinia; on alliance with USSR; and Chamberlain; and Chanak incident; on Czechoslovakia; on empire free trade; on failure of appeasement; on failure of sanctions; on German munitions; and Greenwood; on guarantee to Poland; and Halifax; on Hitler and Nazi regime; King’s meetings with; King’s views on; on Lloyd George; on Munich agreement; on Mussolini; on rearmament and appeasement; on rearmament and sanctions; on rearmament delays; and Ribbentrop; on Roosevelt’s peace initiative; and Russian Civil War; on “the moment with all odds against you”; and Tree
Cliveden set
Coldwell, Major James William (M.J.)
common imperial foreign policy. See under foreign policy
communism: in Canada; fascism as a force against; Hitler’s violence against; Jewish refugees linked with; Skelton suspected of
concentration camps
Connaught, Duke of (Prince Arthur)
conscription: in Britain; crisis over (1917); King’s pledge on
Conservative Party (Canada): on Abyssinia; on conscription; on defence spending; and fascist/Nazi supporters; and imperialism; on League of Nations; and royal tour. See also Bennett, R.B.; Manion, Robert; Meighen, Arthur
Cooper, Diana
Cooper, Duff: on Chamberlain; on Halifax; on Henderson; resignation; on Sudetenland crisis
Coughlin, Father Charles
Cousandier, Giorgia Borra de
Crerar, H.D.G.
Crerar, Thomas C.
Croix de feu
Curzon, Lord: on Chanak incident; on imperial foreign policy
Czechoslovakia: Beneš as president of; Bren gun design; creation of; crisis over; dominions’ attitudes to; French alliance with; German partition and occupation of; guarantee for; King’s cabinet discussions on; King’s views, statements, and cabinet discussions; M16 intelligence and warnings about; Sudetenland and Munich agreement. See also appeasement
Dafoe, J.W.: on League of Nations; on Munich agreement; on royal tour
Daladier, Édouard
Dandurand, Raoul
Dawson, Geoffrey
Dawson, MacGregor
defence spending. See rearmament and defence
depression (Great Depression, 1930s): Bennett government during; defence budgets during; dictatorships during; New Deal legislation
Derby, 17th Earl of (Edward George Villiers Stanley)
Deutscher Bund Canada
Dexter, Grant
Diefenbaker, John
Dodd, William
Dominican Republic
Douglas, Tommy
Drew, George
Drummond, Eric
dual foreign policy: King’s basis for; legacy of; with “Riddell incident”; shift to single policy; with Spanish Civil War. See also foreign policy
Dunning, Charles
Duplessis, Maurice
Eden, Anthony: at 1937 imperial conference; on Abyssinia and League sanctions; as foreign secretary; and Henderson; and King’s confidential memorandum on Hitler; King’s contacts with; and Laval; on rearmament; resignation; on Roosevelt’s peace initiative; and Tree
Edward VIII, king (later Duke of Windsor): abdication; ascent to throne; King’s meeting with; pro-Nazi views; visit to Germany
Einstein, Albert
Eisenhower, Dwight
Elgin, Lord
Elizabeth, princess (later Elizabeth II)
Elizabeth, queen consort (later Queen Mother)
Eritrea
Ethiopia. See Abyssinia
Euler, William
Evans, Richard
Evian conference
Falconer, Robert
Farr, Joseph
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Ferguson, Howard: and Dafoe; as high commissioner in London; King’s criticism of; and sanctions policy
Fielding, William S.
Finland
First World War: Anglo-Japanese alliance; Borden government; Britain’s coalition government; conscription crisis; King’s in US during; London Treaty; Paris Peace Conference; Vimy Ridge memorial
Fiume
Ford, Henry
foreign policy: avoidance of decisions; commitment to Britain; common imperial policies; imperial centralist politics; isolationist views; King’s control of; King’s goals with; Pearson’s criticism of; summary of; Woodsworth’s criticism of; Wrong’s criticism of. See also specific issues
Foster, George
France: alliance negotiations with USSR; alliance with Czechoslovakia; fascist/Nazi groups in; Hoare-Laval Pact; and Italian invasion of Abyssinia; “little entente”; London Treaty; and Rhineland reoccupation; and Spanish Civil War
Franco, Francisco
Friends of the New Germany
Gandhi, Mahatma
Gardiner, James
Gascoyne-Cecil, Robert, 1st Viscount Cecil of Chelwood
George V, king: death and funeral; on horror of war; and Mosley; on Mussolini; radio broadcasts; reassurances to King from Beyond; silver jubilee
George VI, king: royal tour of Canada; succession to throne; views on Nazi Germany
Gerhard, Karl
Germany: Anglo-German naval agreement; German immigrants in Canada; King’s visit to Berlin; and League of Nations; Lindbergh’s misinformation about; Luftwaffe; M16 warnings about; Nazi-Soviet non-aggression pact; “Night of Long Knives”; Nuremburg rallies; Pact of Steel; persecution of Jews; plans for Anticosti Island; prewar colonies; rearmament and conscription; Reichstag fire; Rhineland reoccupation; rise of Hitler and Nazism; Rome–Berlin Axis; and Spanish Civil War; Wehrmacht; Weimar Republic. See also Hitler, Adolf; Nazism
Gilbert, Felix
Gladstone, William
Glazebrook, George
Gobeil, Samuel
Goebbels, Joseph: Chamberlain on; and Hitler; at Nuremburg rallies; Phipps on; as propaganda minister; and Shaw
Göring, Hermann: on Czechoslovakia; King’s meetings and contacts with; and Lindbergh; and “Night of Long Knives”; Phipps on; plans for Anticosti Island
Grant, Julia
Grant, Ulysses S.
Gray, Charlotte
Greece
Greenwood, Hamar, 1st Viscount Greenwood: anti-Nazi views; career in Britain; on Chanak incident; on Japanese immigration; and King’s messages to Chamberlain
Greville, Mrs Ronnie (Margaret)
Grey, Albert, 4th Earl Grey (governor general)
Grey, Edward, 1st Viscount Grey of Fallodon (foreign secretary)
Groulx, Abbé
Guastalla, Giuseppe
Halifax, 1st Earl of (Edward Wood): and Dawson; as foreign secretary; and Henderson; on Munich agreement; and Ribbentrop; and royal tour of Canada
Halton, Matthew
Hankey, Maurice
Harington, Charles
Harper, Bert
Henderson, Nevile: as Britain’s ambassador to Berlin; and Chanak incident; and Halifax; and King’s message to Hitler; and King’s visit to Berlin; and Sudetenland crisis
Hepburn, Mitchell
Herridge, William Duncan
Hess, Rudolph
Himmler, Heinrich
Hindenburg, Paul von
Hitler, Adolf: and Euler; and Hollywood films; King’s confidential memorandum on; King’s correspondence with; King’s meeting with; King’s mystic portrayals of; Kirkpatrick’s description of; and Lloyd George; Mein Kampf; Mussolini as model for; popular support for; rise to power; at Vimy memorial; and Wagner. See also Germany; Nazism
Hoare, Samuel: and Ferguson; and Laval; resignation; on Sudetenland crisis; talks with Hitler
Hoare-Laval Pact
Houde, Camillien
Hull, Cordell
Hungary
Hutchinson, Bruce
Ilsley, James Lorimer
immigration: Asian immigration controversies; German immigrants in Canada; Italian immigrants in Canada; Jewish refugees from Europe; Vancouver anti-immigration riot
imperial centralist politics
imperial conferences: in 1902; in 1911; in 1923; in 1926; in 1933; in 1936; in 1937; King’s attitude to
Imperial Economic Conference (Ottawa, 1932)
Imperial War Cabinet
Imperial War Conference of Dominions and India
India: immigrants from
intelligence: from FBI; from M15 and M16
International Labour Organization (ILO); Chile conference
International Olympic Committee
International Opium Commission
Ireland and Irish Free State
Italian-Ethiopian Treaty
Italian Somaliland
Italy: fascism and rise of Mussolini; and Hoare-Laval Pact; invasion of Abyssinia; invasion of Albania; Italian immigrants in Canada; King’s visits to; London Treaty; naval forces in Mediterranean; Pact of Steel; Paris Peace Conference; Rome–Berlin Axis; and Spanish Civil War. See also Mussolini, Benito
Jaffray, Robert
Jamaica
Japan: Anglo-Japanese alliance; bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki; immigrants from; invasion of China; invasion of Manchuria; King’s visits to; and League of Nations; military dictatorship; peace mission to; Russo-Japanese War; Treaty of Commerce and Navigation; and trilateral discussions on Asian immigration
Jebb, Gladwyn
Jeune Canada
Jewish Congress of Canada
Jews: anti-Semitism in Canada; and Evian Conference; Nazi persecution of; proposed homeland for; refugees from Europe
Joan of Arc, Saint
joint flight training project. See British Commonwealth Air Training Plan
Jones, Roderick
Jones, Tom
Kellogg-Briand Peace Pact
Kemal, Mustafa
Kennedy, Joseph
Kent, Duke of (Prince George)
Kerr, Philip. See Lothian, Lord
Kershaw, Ian
Keyes, Roger, 1st Baron Keyes
Keynes, Maynard
King, Isabel Mackenzie (mother)
King, John (father)
King, Max (brother)
King, William Lyon Mackenzie
– personal life: childhood, family, and education; complex character and private life; diaries; finances; friends; international travel; later holidays: (in Europe); (in Caribbean); (in US); as a royalist
– early career: editor of Labour Gazette (1900); deputy minister of labour (1900–08); trilateral talks on immigration (1907); minister of labour (1909–11); at Rockefeller Foundation (1914–18); defeat in 1917 election; Industry and Humanity (1918); election as Liberal leader (1919); leader of opposition (1930–35)
– spiritualism: divinely ordained role; mystic portrayals of Hitler; reassurances from Beyond; from Asquith; from Laurier
Kirkpatrick, Ivone
Kristallnacht
Labour Gazette
Lansbury, George
Lapointe, Ernest: on Canada’s League membership; on Chanak incident; on conscription; control of Quebec caucus; and Dandurand; on defence and Canadian participation in war; on fascist/Nazi groups in Canada; and foreign affairs portfolio; on imperial centralism; at imperial conferences: (1926); (1937); on Jewish refugees; King influenced by; King’s reliance on; and Larkin; at League of Nations; on League sanctions; and Petrucci; and “Riddell incident”; and Skelton; at Vimy memorial
Larkin, Peter
Lateran Accords
Latin America
Laurendeau, André
Laurier, Wilfrid: and Asian immigration controversy; and Fielding; foreign affairs portfolio; and King’s labour portfolio; and Larkin; and naval controversy; opposition to conscription; reassurances to King from Beyond; resignation and death; secret of Canadian unity; support for Britain (“if England is at war …”); trade negotiations with US. See also Liberal Party (Canada)
Laval, Pierre: and Hoare-Laval pact; on Italy and League sanctions
Law, Bonar
League for Peace and Democracy
League of Nations: 1936 Assembly; Canada’s membership in; Covenant of; ended with Hoare-Laval Pact; founding of; and Japanese invasion of Manchuria; King’s abandonment of; King’s criticisms of; King’s speech to; King’s views and statements on; non-member countries; and rearmament policies; sanctions committee; secretary-general; weakness and failure of
– sanctions against Italy: Canadian termination of; King’s statement on (Oct. 1935); Mussolini’s fear of; US policy on
League of Nations Society
Lemieux, Rodolphe
Lenin, Vladimir
Le Pan, Douglas
Lewis, John
Liberal Party (Canada): and King’s foreign policy; King’s leadership of; Quebec support for; and royal tour. See also Laurier, Wilfrid
Libya
Ligue d’action nationale
Ligue des jeunesses patriotes
Lindberg, Charles
Lithuania
Lloyd George, David: and Baldwin; coalition government; and Hitler; and Lindbergh; and Ribbentrop; on Sudetenland crisis
Lloyd George, Megan
Lockhart, Robert Bruce
Londonderry, Lord (Charles Vane-Tempest-Stewart)
London Treaty
Lothian, Lord (Philip Kerr)
Low, David
Ludecke, Karl
Ludwig, Emil
McBride, Richard
MacDonald, John A.
MacDonald, Malcolm: on dominions’ foreign policies; on King’s mistrust of high commissioners’ meetings; King’s statements to; and King’s visit to Berlin
MacDonald, Ramsay
Macdonald, Scott
Mackenzie, Alexander
Mackenzie, Ian
Mackenzie, William Lyon
Mackenzie-Papineau brigade
McNaught, Kenneth
McNaughton, Andrew
Macphail, Agnes
Macpherson, Robert
Manchuria
Manion, Robert
Mann, Thomas
Margaret, princess
Markham, Violet: friendship with King; on Hitler; on King’s belief about Hitler and Mussolini; and Tweedsmuir
Martin, Paul
Massey, Alice
Massey, Vincent: at 1926 imperial conference; and Bickersteth; and British Commonwealth Air Training Plan; and Canada’s sanctions policy; on Chamberlain and appeasement; as high commissioner in London; on Hitler; King’s relationship with; on Mackenzie-Papineau brigade; on Mussolini; and National Liberal Federation; on Skelton
Medici, Lorenzo de
Meighen, Arthur: and Chanak incident; on King; King compared to; and League of Nations
Menzies, Robert
Middlemas, Keith
Milner, Alfred
Mitford, Diana
Moravia
Morley, John
Mosley, Oswald
Mount Temple, Lord (William Alfred Ashley)
Mulock, William
Munich agreement. See under Czechoslovakia
Munro, John
Mussolini, Benito: on Austria; Chamberlain’s meeting with; fear of oil sanctions; international views on; invasion of Abyssinia; invasion of Albania; Italian immigrants support for; King’s meeting with; and Laval; March on Rome; occupation of Fiume; portrayed in King’s diaries; Quebec views on; rise to power; and Rome-Berlin axis; Schmidt’s description of. See also Italy
National Progressive Party. See Progressive Party
National Socialist Christian Party of Canada (later National Social Christian Party)
National Unity Party
Nazism: compared to fascism; Lebensraum concept; spread of; supporters in Britain; supporters in Canada; supporters in US. See also Germany; Hitler, Adolf
Neatby, Blair
Neurath, Konstantin von
neutrality
New Deal
Newfoundland, Dominion of
New Zealand: and Chanak incident; on common imperial foreign policy; at Evian Conference; immigration policy; Riddell in; and Royal Navy
Nicolson, Harold
Offer, Avner
O’Leary, Grattan
Olympic Games in Berlin
Owens, Jesse
Pact of Steel
Pan American Union
Paris Peace Conference
Patteson, Joan: on Eden’s resignation; King’s friendship with
Pattullo, Duff
Peace Pledge Union
Pearson, Lester: on Austrian Anschluss; and Ferguson; on foreign affairs under King; at Geneva disarmament conference; at League of Nations; on royal tour; on Skelton
personal diplomacy
Petrucci, Luigi
Phipps, Eric: as Britain’s ambassador in Berlin; on Hitler and Nazi Germany; on Ribbentrop
Pickersgill, Jack
Poland: Anglo-French guarantee for; and Czechoslovakia; as a dictatorship; German invasion of
Portugal
Pound, Ezra
Pourtales, Guy de
Power, Charles (“Chubby”): isolationist views; on League sanctions; on rearmament and war
Preston, W.T.R
Progressive Party (Canada)
Quebec: anti-Semitism in; and conscription crisis; under Duplessis and Union Nationale; fascist/Nazi groups in; King’s knowledge of; Liberal support in; Roman Catholic Church in; views on defence spending; views on League of Nations; views on Mussolini and Italian fascism; views on Spanish Civil War
Raymond, Maxime
RCMP. See Royal Canadian Mounted Police
rearmament and defence: appeasement backed with; Bren gun manufacture; cabinet discussions on; in Canada; in Germany; joint flight training project; and League of Nations; munitions production
Reid, Escott
Ribbentrop, Joachim: Chamberlain on; and Czechoslovakia invasion; death; and Duke of Windsor; King’s correspondence with; King’s meeting with; and King’s meeting with Hitler; and Lloyd George; Low’s cartoons of; and Nazi-Soviet non-aggression pact; and Shaw; and Wallis Simpson; years in Canada
Riddell, Walter: and Bennett; and Cahan; as Canadian advisor at League of Nations; and changes with King’s administration; on failure of sanctions; at ILO conference; initiative based on King’s sanctions statement (“Riddell incident”); King’s later dialogue with; and Simon; and Skelton
Rilke, Rainer Maria
Rinfret, Fernand
Ritchie, Charles
Robertson, Norman
Rockefeller Foundation
Rogers, Norman
Röhm, Ernst
Roman Catholic Church: and fascism; in Quebec; and Spanish Civil War; Vatican and Lateran Accords
Romania
Rome-Berlin axis
Roosevelt, Eleanor
Roosevelt, Franklin: concern for Jewish refugees; Evian Conference; “fireside chat” broadcasts; and Kennedy; King’s contacts with; and Nazi supporters; New Deal legislation; peace initiative (proposed conference); pledge of protection for Canada; and royal visit
Roosevelt, Theodore: King’s interactions with; role in Asian immigration controversies; and Russo-Japanese treaty
Rothermere, 1st Viscount, Harold Harmsworth
Rowell, Newton: career; and Crerar; on League of Nations; on League sanctions; and Riddell
Roy, Philippe
Royal Air Force (RAF)
Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF)
Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP): and German plans for Anticosti Island; and Italian consulates; monitoring of fascist, Nazi, and leftwing groups
Royal Canadian Navy
Royal Navy, royal tour of Canada: King’s pride in; planning for; political aspects of; US included in
Rumbold, Horace
Russia: war with Japan. See also USSR
Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha, Duke of (Charles Edward)
Savage, Lyon
Schleicher, Kurt von
Schmidt, Paul
Scott, Frank
Second World War: British Commonwealth Air Training Plan; declaration and outbreak; Holocaust; King on causes or reasons for; and Nazi-Soviet non-aggression pact; slaughter of zoo animals; use of atomic bomb
Self, Robert
Shaw, George Bernard
Sheppard, Dick
Shirer, William
Simon, John
Simpson, Wallis
Skelton, O.D.: at 1923 imperial conference; administrative weaknesses; attempts to “stiffen” King; and Bennett; on Chanak incident; on defence spending; doctoral thesis; on Evian conference; isolationist views; on King’s administration; and King’s imperialism; King’s sidelining of; and Lapointe; on League of Nations; on Quebec; on Rhineland occupation; and Riddell; suspicions about briefings and intelligence; and US trade negotiations
Slovakia
Snowden, Philip, 1st Viscount Snowden
Social Credit Party
Somaliland
South Africa. See Union of South Africa
Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe)
Soviet Union. See USSR
Spain
Spanish American War
Spanish Civil War: Canadian volunteers (Mackenzie-Papineau brigade); international responses to; King’s silence on; US oil exports for
Speer, Albert
spiritualism. See under King, William Lyon Mackenzie
Stacey, C.P.
Stalin, Joseph
Stamp, Josiah, 1st Baron Stamp
Statute of Westminster
Stevens, H.H.
Stevenson, Frances
Stevenson, John
Strathcona and Mount Royal, 1st Baron of (Donald Alexander Smith)
Streicher, Julius
Sudetenland crisis. See under Czechoslovakia
Sullivan, John
Swastika Association of Canada
Swinton, 1st Earl of (Philip Cunliffe-Lister)
Switzerland
Taft, William Howard
Taylor, A.J.P.
Touches, Louis-Ferdinand des (Céline)
trade negotiations and agreements
Treaty of Commerce and Navigation
Treaty of Locarno
Treaty of Sèvres
Treaty of Versailles: Canadian ratification of; contention about; Hitler’s repudiation of; principle of self-determination; states created by; terms for Germany; terms for Turkey; terms on Rhineland; Tweedsmuir on; Woodsworth on
Tree, Ronald
Turkey
Tweedsmuir, 1st Baron of (John Buchan): and Chamberlain; King’s correspondence with; on King’s foreign policy; and Markham; and royal tour
Union Nationale (Quebec)
Union of South Africa
United Farmers Party
United Kingdom Fascist Party
United States of America: absence from League of Nations; Alaska boundary settlement; and Asian immigration; fascist/Nazi sympathizers in; Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI); German immigrants in; Great White Fleet; isolationist foreign policy; Kellogg-Briand Peace Pact; King’s employment in; King’s skepticism about; Monroe doctrine; New Deal legislation; protection for Canada; royal visit to; territorial expansion; trade negotiations
USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics): alliance negotiations with; as a dictatorship; and League of Nations; Nazi Germany as bulwark against; Nazi-Soviet nonaggression pact; and Spanish Civil War. See also Russia; Stalin, Joseph
Vanier, George and Pauline
Vansittart, Robert
Vatican. See under Roman Catholic Church
Veatch, Richard
Victor Emmanuel III, king of Italy
Vien, Thomas
Villeneuve, Jean-Marie-Rodrigue, Cardinal of Quebec
Vimy Ridge memorial
Wagner, Richard
Waite, Peter
Waugh, Evelyn
Webb, Beatrice
Weber, Anton
Wegenast, Franklin
Whittaker, William
Wilgress, Dana
Wilson, Horace
Wilson, Woodrow
Windsor, Duke of. See Edward VIII, king
Woodsworth, J.S.: on Edward VIII; integrity and intelligence; on King’s foreign policy; on League of Nations; pacifist convictions; and Riddell
Wrong, Hume
Yugoslavia