Group    From 20/1/1946 

Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain

Countries: Canada, Ukraine

The Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain (AUGB) is the largest representative body for Ukrainians and those of Ukrainian descent in the UK. It exists to develop, promote and support the interests of the Ukrainian community in the UK.
The headquarters were at 218 Sussex Gardens from January 1946 to the spring of 1947.

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Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain

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Ukrainian Canadians

In memory of the Ukrainian Canadians who served their country overseas during...

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Edward Harwood

Edward Harwood

Ship surgeon. Harwood Island off the coast of the Powell River, British Columbia, Canada, was named after him.

Person, Armed Forces, Canada

1 memorial
Anglo-Canadian friendship

Anglo-Canadian friendship

The plaque actually commemorated just the friendship between the people of Ottawa and the people of Holborn but this seemed a bit narrow so we have broadened the scope of the rapport.

Concept, Community / Clubs, Canada

1 memorial
Jean Chrétien

Jean Chrétien

Born Quebec, Canada. Prime Minister of Canada in 1993-2003.

Person, Politics & Administration, Canada

2 memorials
James Morton Lethbridge

James Morton Lethbridge

Born London, a son of George Lethbridge. He articled in architecture under his father for four years (September 1894 to early 1898). After assisting several British architects, including Charles F....

Person, Architecture, Armed Forces, Canada

1 memorial
Field Marshall Earl Alexander of Tunis

Field Marshall Earl Alexander of Tunis

Military commander. Born London of Anglo-Irish descent. Served in both world wars. A keen artist (painter and sculptor) as well as a excellent sportsman. We note this because these two attributes a...

Person, Armed Forces, Politics & Administration, Canada

1 memorial