Scott Taylor |
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"Richard
Sanders has compiled an important trove of research into a very little
known, and sinister chapter in Canada’s history. Most importantly,
Sanders' work makes the connection between former Nazi collaborators and
the East European ethno-nationalist organizations that continue to
influence the Canadian political landscape. Portraying themselves
as 'anti-Soviets,' many of those Eastern European and Baltic fascists
who supported Adolf Hitler (many serving in the ranks of the SS), were
allowed to immigrate to Canada after WW2.
"Within their own
communities the Nazi ideology is perpetuated in the form of monuments to
SS units and individuals who are still celebrated as war heroes.
Sanders’ work provides a disturbing insight into how fading memories and
lack of education have made Holocaust distortion and denial possible in
Canada. He is to be commended for his brave work in bringing this information
forward."
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| Scott
Taylor is a former soldier who founded Esprit de Corps military magazine
in 1988. He has worked as a war correspondent in the Balkans, Cambodia,
Western Sahara, Iraq, Afghanistan, Nagorno-Karabakh and Libya. In 2004 he
was abducted and tortured by Ansar al-Islam while reporting from Talafar,
Iraq. Taylor has authored eight books, which were translated into six languages.
He has also hosted four award winning documentary films. Since 2001 Taylor
has been a syndicated columnist on military affairs. |
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