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Canadian foreign policy during World War II was distinctly Canadian in many ways, but it was also conducted from an Imperial and North American perspective at times. Examining primary sources, particularly the diaries of Prime Minister Mackenzie King, confirms that his primary concern during the war was to maintain unity as much as possible between English and French-speaking Canadians and to uphold Canada's sovereignty. His government's foreign policy positions reflected his recognition that this distinctly Canadian approach to foreign policy was necessary, especially regarding the divisive issue of conscription.

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Canadian Foreign Policy In World War II: An Analysis Canadian foreign policy during World War II was distinctly Canadian in many ways, but it was also conducted from an Imperial and North American perspective at times. Examining primary sources, particularly the diaries of Prime Minister Mackenzie King, confirms that his primary concern during the war was to maintain unity as much as possible between English and French-speaking Canadians and to uphold Canada's sovereignty. His government's foreign policy positions reflected his recognition that a

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