How Did Hitler Affect Canada

This is an image of one of the Canadian family during the Great Depression era. As shown above, we can perceive the living condition in Canada, how harsh it was to live during dirties thirties. This was technical condition throughout Canada as national economy was declining drastically. The entire family member in the photo looks filthy; looks like they were never had washed their cloths since they had no money to afford clothing. Also, they are skinny and thin because they had lack of food to consume, this especially occurred in the prairies where majority crop were damaged. Plus, they appear to be unhappy and unsatisfied with their life and no hope can be found. It was a radical change for the Canadian since it was sumptuous year during
In which he says that long as they do they duty to Germany and Germany Volk, they can be sure that God will never abandon either them or German. Hitler was a leader of the Nazi party and the dictator of the Germany. Also, he was the fascist leader who was hugely influence by Mussolini who wished to form a perfect race, called Aryan race. He had hatred toward Jew and saw Jew as a race inferior to the Aryan. So, Hitler was the individual that indirectly affected the lives of the Canadians because his prime mover who started another massive war, World War 2, which had force Canadians to contribute to war effort and many solider had to enlist to support the allies power to win the
In 1930, when R.B. Bennett was elected as our new Prim Minister in Canada, Bennett put $20 million toward emergency relief and unemployment relief act was established in 1930’s. So in the 1932, Bennett created relief camp to a single and homeless man. He was hoping to get homeless man out of the street and provided with a job so that they could contribute to the economy to help, but it had made the situation worse. In the camp the men were treated like a slave because they had to work for 44 hours in a week and received 20 cent a day which was basically working for nothing However, this was not initial intention for Bennett. Therefore, this idea of relief camp had anger the Canadians which have lead citizens to protest against the government, the major cause of the On to Ottawa