Culture & History of German-Canadians in the Prairies – Germans in Saskatchewan: A Diverse Community on a Contested Landscape

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Culture & History of German-Canadians in the Prairies – Germans in Saskatchewan: A Diverse Community on a Contested Landscape

Saskatoon: Jan 24, 2018, 7:00pm - 8:45pm
Rusty Macdoland Branch Library

Categories: culture, education, history

Saskatchewan German Council &

Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society

Public Lecture Series: Culture & History of German-Canadians in the Prairies

Germans in Saskatchewan:
A Diverse Community on a Contested Landscape

When:
January 24, 2018 from 7:00 – 8:45 pm

Where:
Rusty Macdonald Branch Library,
225 Primrose Drive, Saskatoon

Speaker:

Dr. Keith Carlson
Professor of History & Research Chair in
Indigenous and Community-Engaged
History, University of Saskatchewan

free event

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Saskatchewan German Council

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Culture & History of German-Canadians in the Prairies – Germans in Saskatchewan: A Diverse Community on a Contested Landscape

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