from Bohdan S. Kordan. Montreal: McGill- Queen University Pres 232 pp illus, circumscribe $39.95. The primary theme of this part is to show that internment in World War single was as much an impetus for nation-building as it was for national security. More than 7000 resident enemy aliens were identified more forward the basis of their places of birth rather than for any belligerent behaviour. Besides meeting national security, the internment also helped to allay the question of ethnic unemployment and to provide manpower for the unravelling of Canada's national parks. in subordination to an ...
