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BREAKING NEWS
UPDATED AT 3:42 AM EDT
Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2005
Audio-visual slideshows from reporter Murray Campbell and veterans
A map of the Allied forces' movement into Germany
A timeline of events leading to victory
Once V-E Day was declared, attention turned to the Pacific conflict
V-E Day celebrations: 'We have a free country and we owe it to them'
Doug Saunders finds people are wondering whether they're marking a victory, a defeat, the end of fascism, or just collective guilt
Canada's last mission of the Second World War was at Texel off the Dutch coast, where the fighting continued to smoulder
A Canadian pilot's remarkable tale of survival behind enemy lines
Dion unveils plaque in the Netherlands as part of V-E day
Canadian and Dutch students make a special connection with the soldiers who liberated the Netherlands
Prime Minister says he's asked party leaders to travel with him for ceremonies in Europe
Canadians may not realize how grim postwar England was. Doug Saunders talks to Londoners who remember
Gone but not forgotten
Doug Saunders opens his six-part series by venturing into the heartland of the fascist revival
Across Canada
Sixty years ago, Canadians reacted to the end of the carnage in Europe with an unsurpassed outburst of joy. But whatever became of those faces in the crowd? With the help of Globe and Mail readers, Anthony Reinhart and Shawna Richer find out
The Economist magazine has noted that Canada is not at its best these days. Do you agree?
Police were called to a daycare where a three-year-old was resisting a rest. - Mark Foerster, Newmarket, Ont.
