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Titre
Fonds se compose de
Structure du classement
Acquisition
Date(s)
1937-1982
Lieu de création
Sans lieu, inconnu ou indéterminé
étendue
ca. 137 audiocasettes (ca. 175 h).
19 photographs, b&w.
3 drawings.
8 watercolours.
Langue du document
Anglais
Portée et contenu
Fonds consists of textual material including correspondence, 1938-1941, which relates primarily to Koch's years of internment, as well as documents which he collected from former internees when he wrote Deemed Suspect. These include memoirs, correspondence, poetry, dramas and other material, n.d., 1937-1944, 1948-1959, 1972, 1974, 1978-1982, which relates largely to the internment experience. Also included is the script for a documentary film on the former internees, entitled The Spies Who Never Were (1981), by Harry Rasky, as well as typescripts of interviews by Rasky with the same group, n.d. Fonds also consists of sound recordings including approximately one hundred interviews with anti-Nazi refugees who were interned in Canadain camps during World War II, conducted by Eric Koch as research material for his book entitled Deemed Suspect, 1978-1980; and oral history interviews done by Koch for Inside Seven Days: The Show that Shook the Nation, his book on the CBC Television series This Hour Has Seven Days. Also included in fonds are photographs, 1940-1945, depicting buildings, living conditions, and activities of refugees from Germany and Austria, many of whom were Jewish, at internment camps in Canada at Quebec, Farnham, and Sherbrooke, Quebec. In addition, fonds consists of artistic material. Included is a drawing in pen and ink with watercolour, 1940, by an unknown artist, depicting enemy alien internees from England leaving a ship that brought them to Quebec City in 1940; and eight watercolours and two drawings in crayon, pen and ink, 1940-1941, predominant 1940, by Robert Langstadt, depicting Canadian internment camps at Sherbrooke (Quebec), and Monteith (Ontario) during World War II.
Conditions d'accès
Artistic material: Access restrictions t
o be determined for material in accession 1985-056 (PIC). All other material is open for consultation.
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Modalités d'utilisation
Photographs: Copyright expired. Credit: Name of photographer / National Archives of Canada / Copy negative number.
Artistic material: Copyright unknown for material in accession 1985-056 (PIC). For material in accession 1981-054 (PIC), copyright is held by Robert Langstadt. Credit: Robert Langstadt / National Archives of Canada / copy negative no.
Sound recordings: Reproduction requires the written permission of the donor.
Instrument de recherche
Sound recordings: Refer to MINISIS for item-level descriptions. (Électronique)
Sound recordings: Refer to AV Collection File for additional information. (Papier)
Photographs: Refer to MINISIS for item-level descriptions. (Électronique)
Artistic material: Refer to MINISIS for item-level descriptions. (Électronique)
Créateur / Provenance
Nom(s) additionnel(s)
Biographie / Histoire administrative
Eric (Otto) Koch, broadcaster, author, born in 1919 at Frankfurt am Mein, was studying in England when he was interned as an enemy alien in May 1940. In July of the same year he was shipped to Canada. He remained in internment until November, 1941. Upon his release he entered post-graduate studies in Law at the University of Toronto and graduated in the spring of 1943. After a short career as school-teacher and journalist he started work with the C.B.C., in December of 1944. Here he worked with the International Service and in Public Affairs broadcasting. In addition, Koch wrote some twenty television dramas, a number of novels as well as books of a historical nature. His book Deemed Suspect examines the experiences of the mainly Jewish enemy alien internees that Britain sent to Canada at the beginning of the war.
Information additionnelle
Drawing in accession 1985-056 (PIC) was reproduced in Eric Koch's book, Deemed Suspect, 1980.
Vedette-matière
1. Broadcasting - Canada,[n.d., 1937-1959, 1972-1982]
2. Deemed Suspect, [n.d., 1937-1959, 1972-1982]
3. German, Canadians, [n.d., 1937-1959, 1972-1982]
4. "The Spies Who Never Were", 1981.
5. World War II - Internees, [n.d., 1937-1959, 1972-1982]
6. Harry Rasky, [1981]
7. World War II - Internment operations - Canada, [n.d., 1937-1959, 1972-1982]
8. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, International Service, [n.d, 1937-1959, 1972-1982]
9. World War II - Internment operations - Great Britain, [n.d, 1937-1959, 1972-1982]
10. Germans - Canada - Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945.
11. Jews - World War II - Internment in Canada, [n.d, 1937-1959, 1972-1982]
12. Authors, Canadian, [n.d., 1937-1959, 1972-1982]
13. Documentary television programs, [n.d, 1937-1939, 1972-1982]
14. Documentary films, [n.d., 1937-1939, 1972-1982]
Source
Privé
No de contrôle d'autres systèmes
No de contrôl reliés
1. 1981-0060 MISA
2. 1981-054 PIC
3. 1982-034 NPC
4. 1985-056 PIC
5. 1987-0111 MISA
No MIKAN
101664
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