Notes World war 2 Who: Canada United States Germany Russia Italy china japan Britain What: Germany

wanted to take over Where: mostly europe When: 1939-1945 Why: breaking promises

Afghanistan Who: Afghanistan united states Canada united kingdom What: us wanted to destroy al-qaeda and its leader osama bin laden and the Islamic fundamentalist Taliban government that supported and protected the terrorist Where: Afghanistan When: 2001-present Why: 9-11 aid Canada gives $111 million for threes years to help the government of Afghanistan have humanitarian assistance in Kandahar and also nationwide non-food aid such as blankets, kitchen utensils etc. Vaccinations: polio, measles, tetanus Immunize seven million children in Afghanistan raise up to $60 million Immigration policy Canada being anti Semitism and isolationism influenced them with immigration in 1930s Jewish were a burden Canada couldnt help immigrants who could support themselves

The number of immigrants in Canada fell from 166 783 in 1928 to 14 382 in 1933 The number of deportations also increased to nearly 30 000 by 1936 In 1938 there were more than 150 000 Jewish people living in Canada Rallies were held all over Canada in support of a more humane immigration policy Canada only admitted 5000 Jewish refugees between 1933 and 1945 Afghan refugees are doing the most degrading, harsh, unsafe and low wage jobs in Iran to feed their beloved ones. Currently there are over one million such refugees in Iran who are facing enormous amount of abuse, violence and threat on a daily basis. The Islamic Republic of Iran treat Afghan refugee as , criminals and use different methods of harassment to falsely accuse them of wrong doings, arrest, and often deport them back to Afghanistan. In some cases, they have been even executed Canada is helping to escape the Afghans from abuse and any other kind of violence up to $5 million to the UNHCR for immediate assistance to returning refugees and internally displaced people within Afghanistan. The UNHCR works in cooperation with Afghanistan's Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation, as well as the Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development, to ensure that the most vulnerable people are assisted with shelter, small grants for food and fuel, as well as with help to reintegrate into the local population.

The Government of Canada will contribute $5 million to the UNHCR's $80 million appeal to support the return of refugees. The contribution will:

allow the UNHCR work with the Ministry of Refugees and Rehabilitation to provide more training, technical assistance and financial support. This will include providing women at risk with assistance to cover their immediate needs; help to strengthen the capacity of the Ministry for Women's Affairs, the Ministry of Refugees and Rehabilitation, among others, to identify and assist extremely vulnerable people, particularly women and girls; contribute to addressing the returnees' legal issues, providing them with shelter in the areas of return, and distributing land to establish homes for landless returnees and internally displaced persons; help provide shelter assistance to 14,000 of the most vulnerable families, including supporting the establishment of an Employment Service Centre to help returnees find jobs. The situation of returnees will be monitored and legal aid will be provided to them and to internally displaced persons, and;

enable the UNHCR to continue to help refugee communities to assume more responsibilities in the management of water supplies, health care and education.

Number of Troops Forces small and unfit for battle Only 4300 Small navy and air force 58000 volunteers Hosted and paid for 70 % of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan (BCATP) trained more then 130 , 000 pilots 46,998 killed 554 died while prisoner of war