Stories Were Not Told

Delve into the haunting past of Canada with "Stories Were Not Told" by Sandra Semchuk, published by University of Alberta Press in 2018. This compelling paperback spans 312 pages, offering a profound exploration of Canada's first internment camps during World War I (1914-1918).

Through a powerful blend of oral history and evocative photography, Semchuk uncovers the untold stories of those impacted by this dark chapter in Canadian history. With a focus on emigration and immigration, the book provides readers with striking insights into the experiences of individuals who faced prejudice and adversity.

"Stories Were Not Told" is not just a retelling of history; it's a poignant reminder of the resilience of the human spirit and the stories that must be preserved. Perfect for history enthusiasts and those looking to understand the complexities of identity and belonging in Canada.