We no longer have any veterans of the First World War still with us: we have lost that direct connection with their stories - of the tragedy of war, of the reasons why they enlisted to fight, of the impact of the war on them, their families, and their countries. Her French skills will doubtless be put to good use when the Beaverbrook Vimy Prize takes her on an educational journey through France and Belgium.
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Beaverbrook Vimy Prize winners at Vimy Ridge in The Beaverbrook Vimy Prize is supported by the Beaverbrook Canadian Foundation, and builds upon the legacy of Lord Beaverbrook, , a prominent Canadian historical figure known for his creativity, ambition, leadership and vibrant energy.
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