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UNPUBLISHED MEMOIRS AND DIARIES*
Booker, Stanley. The Royal Air Force KL Buchenwald. Buchenwald Archives.
Miller Fisher, Charles. Memoirs of a Neurologist. Library of Congress cat. no. 92–072067.
Lavallée, Antoine. L’Afrique chez les boches: première partie; mon voyage en Afrique. Archives Deschâtelets.
——. L’Afrique chez les boches: deuxième partie; ma captivité en Allemagne. Archives Deschâtelets.
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Shaker, George. Wartime Log, 29 August 1944 to 23 April 1945.
Sturgeon, Neil Mosher. My WWII POW Diary.
OBLATE LETTERS*
There are two sources for the letters written by the Oblate fathers and brothers. The first is the Archives Deschâtelets at Saint Paul University in Ottawa. The second is the Oblate journal L’Apostolat.
Archives Deschâtelets holds letters by:
Father Robert Barsalou
Father Philippe Goudreau
Father Raoul Bergeron
Father Paul Juneau
Father Gérard Boulanger
Father Louis Larivière
Father Herménégilde Charbonneau
Father Gérard Pâquet
Brother Roland Cournoyer
Brother Léo Parent
Father Bernard Desnoyers
Father Pierre-Paul Pellerin
Between July 1941 and December 1944, L’Apostolat published 15 articles containing extracts from letters written by the fathers and brothers. Below is a list of the years, months and pages where these articles can be found:
1941
| July | pp. 206–14 |
| October | pp. 261–66 |
| November | pp. 306–8 |
1942
| April | pp. 5, 10–16 |
| June | pp. 10–16 |
| July/August | pp. 5–8 |
| September | pp. 12–14 |
| October | pp. 5–7 |
| November | pp. 15–16 |
| December | pp. 6–9 |
1943
| February | pp. 13–17 |
| May | pp. 6–7 |
1944
| March | pp. 4–5 |
| June | pp. 8–9 |
| December | pp. 14–18 |
Ron Beal
Beverly Brooks (on her father, Robert Brooks)
Edward Carter-Edwards
Stan Darch
Father André Dubois, OMI
Harry Hurwitz
Father K.S. Kupka, OMI (Poznan, Poland)
Marek Łazarz (director of P.O.W. Camps Museum, Stalag Luft III, Żagan, Poland)
Ian MacDonald
Dr. Raymond Mar
Dr. Keith Oatley
Leo Panatelo
Norman Reid
REPORTS AND INTERVIEWS WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL DEFENCE, HISTORY SECRETARIAT
George A. Browne
Stan Darch
Rev. John Foote
Vernon Howland
Ken Hyde
Stuart Kettles
Vincent McAuley
Leslie S.G. Moore
Roger J. Teillet
Alfred Burke “Tommy” Thompson
Hauptmann Richard Schnösenberg (Dieppe Report)
James Griffith Young (Report of Murder)
Report No. 1 War Crimes Investigation Unit
REPORTS AND INTERVIEWS WITH LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADA
Lucien Dumais
Stanley Dutka
Joly Lafleur and Robert Vanier
J.M. MacDonald
J.B. Morris
John Runcie
Derek M. Warner