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Weintraub screens Between Two Wars

Residents of Place Kensington were treated to a nostalgic afternoon of Canadian history last Thursday when fellow resident William Weintraub presented two episodes of his three-part documentary Between Two Wars.

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Bill and Magda Weintraub at last Thursday’s screening of Between Two Wars at Place Kensington. Photo: Wayne Larsen

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neil glazer
- January 14, 2012
- 10 h 00

We saw the show last night. Fantastic!!!

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