Browse Exhibits (13 total) Browse All Browse by Tag “Reasonable Censorship Privileges”?: Eavesdropping on Diplomatic Communications During WWII Canada and East Timor 1999 Australia, East Timor, Indonesia, Jean Chretien, United Nations The Many Heads of HYDRA: Canada as Cold War Signals Intelligence Hub BRUSA, CANUKUS, CANUSA, CBNRC, CIA, communications networks, department of external affairs, department of national defence, GCHQ, intelligence sharing, NSA, signals intelligence, tripartite alerts An Unexpected and Challenging Transition: Pierre Trudeau and the Ascent of the Reagan presidency, 1980-1981 Pierre Trudeau, presidential election, Reagan Administration, Ronald Reagan Canada, NATO, and Global Strategy, 1952-1953 defence policy, Escott Reid, External Affairs, global strategy, Louis St. Laurent, NATO Preparing for the Warm War: Implications of a Defeat in Korea, 1950-1951 Escott Reid, External Affairs, Korea, Korean conflict, Korean War, NATO, UN, United Nations Korea, "Canopy," and Consultation: Canadian Attempts to Influence US Nuclear Policy in the Early 1950s air defence, George Ignatieff, Gordon Arneson, NORAD, SAC, Strategic Air Command Draft History of US-UK-Canadian Atomic Energy Cooperation, 1953-1954 atomic cooperation, atomic energy, Lester Pearson, tripartite, Winston Churchill Canada and the Second Berlin Crisis, 1961-1962 Bercon, Berlin Crisis, George Ignatieff, John Diefenbaker, Live Oak, NATO, Nikita Khrushchev "No Annihilation Without Consultation": Canada and the New Look, 1954 Canada-US relations, defence, early Cold War, nuclear policy "Brief Vodka Honeymoons": Strategic Canadian Estimations from Moscow, 1943-1946 early Cold War, Second World War, Soviet Union, World War II US Investigation of Canadians During the Second Red Scare, 1953-1957 FBI, Gouzenko, McCarthyism, RCMP, Red Scare, spy ring, subervsion, witch hunt Concept of Operations in the Event of Unlimited Nuclear War, 1957-1963 Canada Declassified, early Cold War, nuclear planning, nuclear policy
