World War II Service Database
Honouring the University of Manitoba's Contribution to the Allied War Effort
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This is the place where you can find information on persons who had the distinction of serving in World War II after attending, teaching or working at the University of Manitoba. The Second World War was the costliest war in history. Over the course of six years, millions of people perished. The armed forces of Canada, Great Britain, and the United States played a key role in winning the war for the Allies. The University of Manitoba sent approximately 3500 students and alumni to fight in the war, as well as more than 40 faculty and staff members. An undetermined number of students attended the University following their war service. Two faculty members did not return; the tally of students who paid the ultimate sacrifice is higher (approximately 225). This project honours the contributions of the men and women of the University of Manitoba who served in the military. The information in this database was compiled to the best of our ability from public sources, but is not considered definitive. Please contact us at archives@umanitoba.ca if you have further information regarding University of Manitoba students, faculty, or staff who served in World War II or if you would like to make a contribution to the Personal Stories and Photographs section. |
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This website was researched and developed by:
- Julianna Trivers -- database research
- Meaghan Buchanan -- database research, website design
- Scott Goodine -- database research
- Jared Whiklo -- database design
- Brian Hubner -- concept origination
- Shelley Sweeney -- administration
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