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23-05-17, 22:48
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Info about Canadian pin.
Which Canadian soldiers carried this pin during WWII in Holland?
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24-05-17, 21:32
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If the colour rendering is red/black/red, then it had something to do with First Canadian Army.
Sweetheart pin, perhaps.
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24-05-17, 21:56
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pin
I like John's identification, but wonder why a Canadian would need to identify himself as an English speaker. Wouldn't it make more sense for a Dutch person to have this little pin as a way of identifying themselves as an English speaker. It would save a whole lot of embarrassment and confusion.
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25-05-17, 15:36
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I have 2 differant types of these, a friend in the NL told me these were worn by the Dutch that could speak English to help Canadian Soldiers
DEan
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29-05-17, 13:27
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Canadian pin.
Thank you for the (logical) explination.
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29-05-17, 16:18
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I recall reading somewhere a number of Dutch Military personnel, and perhaps a few civilians were attached to various Canadian Military units as translaters.
Maybe some photos survive somewhere of these individuals wearing these pins. David
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