Boykott
data provider: AtoM
is part of: German Consulate fonds
is part of: General Files
creator: Germany. Consulate (Montreal, Quebec)
issued: 2017-10-20
created: 1935 - 1939
description: Correspondence and papers concerning the boycott of German goods in Canada.
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note: • DEUTSCHES KONSULAT G E R M A N C O N S U L A T E 4 5 R I C H M O N D ST. W E S T T O R O N T O . ONT den 3. Jul i 1939 ! Deutsches Generalkonsulat, Ottawa, ueber Deutsches Konsulat, Montreal. «tat: -5.JIL.1939 M / Anliegend sende i c h Ihnen e in Plugblatt das in Toronto, v i e l l e i c h t auch sonst noch in Ontario an d ie verschiedensten Leute per Post gesand wird. s^ y v * y> v AnlageHelp to StOD Hitler Buy Canadian or Empire Goods, or Goods of Friendly Democratic Countries. It is a sure way to mainta in Democracy and defeat dictatorship nations. D O N O T P A T R O N I Z E N A Z I G E R M A N Y T h i s pamphle t is one of a series issued by the C A N A D I A N F E D E R A T I O N O F D E M O C R A T I C A S S O C I A T I O N S T h e purpose of the C.F.D.A. , as set for th in its Constitution, is " t o provide a common meeting ground for progressive associations and individuals pledged to the principles and practice of political and economic democ- racy; to promote better understanding between groups, and facilitate joint action on policies of mutual agreement. T o serve as a central bureau for information, literature, programs, and statistics; generally to give service to its members and assist the furtherance of democratic ideas." Inquiries are invited. T H E C A N A D I A N F E D E R A T I O N O F D E M O C R A T I C A S S O C I A T I O N S 9 9 1 BAY S T R E E T - - T O R O N T O COMMON G E R M A N DRUGS and their Equivalents T h e drugs listed are k n o w n to be made in Germany, or to have some connection wi th a German firm, either th rough impor ta t ion of raw materials f r o m that country , or th rough being made or distributed by a subsidiary firm in the U.S .A. or Canada. Opposite each German-made drug is given a drug of British, Canadian, or American origin, equivalent in its chemical structure or thera- peutic effects. Anyone wishing to prescribe drugs of Cana- dian, British, or American origin rather than German drugs, will find the enclosed li…
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