Thousand Days, The

About

The film is a historical documentary that focuses on Canada's role and contribution during a major war, likely World War II. It details how Canada transformed its industry and society to support the war effort. The documentary highlights the initial lack of preparedness, followed by a rapid mobilization and expansion of the Canadian military and industrial capabilities.

Key points include the transition of Canadian industries to produce war materials, the significant increase in the production of military vehicles, weapons, and other war supplies, and the involvement of Canadian citizens in the war effort. The film also touches on the sacrifices made by Canadian families, the challenges faced in gearing up for the war, and the nation's commitment to supporting its allies.

The documentary serves as a tribute to Canada's significant role in the war, showcasing the nation's resilience, determination, and contribution to the global fight against the enemy forces. It emphasizes the unity and collective effort of the Canadian people during a time of crisis.

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Archive

Internet Archive, in Prelinger Archives

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Credit

Associated Screen Studios

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