Alexander Personal Correspondence with Motherwell

Alexander Personal Correspondence with Motherwell

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Title Proper F0 GR0435 BOX 049 FILE 442
Date(s) of material from this resource digitized 1943
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In a personal letter to J.A. Motherwell, George Alexander expresses his dissatisfaction that the Post-war Rehabilitation Council “did whittle down” his recommendations regarding Japanese Canadian fishermen returning to the Pacific coast after the war. His recommendation was “emphatical that Japanese should not be permitted to re-enter the fisheries of British Columbia.
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Alexander Personal Correspondence with Motherwell
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