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What the joke at which they are laughing is about, is one of the many secrets of the conference
What the joke at which they are laughing is about, is one of the many secrets of the conference

What the joke at which they are laughing is about, is one of the many secrets of the conference

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Original Toronto Star caption: What the joke at which they are laughing is about; is one of the many secrets of the conference. During its proceedings; the President's wife and the British premier's wife both broadcast in French as well as in English. Marshal Stalin was inveited but cabled regret because of the pressure of military activities.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Object NumberTSPA_0019262F
What these three talk about is of great importance to the final stages of the war against Japan, the post-war world and Canada's part in both. Though (...)
What these three talk about is of great importance to the final stages of the war against Japan, the post-war world and Canada's part in both. Though (...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
9/30/1944
Photographers had a field day at the second historic conference at Quebec City when these world famous persons devoted several hours to press and news(...)
Photographers had a field day at the second historic conference at Quebec City when these world famous persons devoted several hours to press and news(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
9/30/1944
Final address at the San Francisco conference was given by President Truman, seen here on the rostrum as he declared that the new charter created a gr(...)
Final address at the San Francisco conference was given by President Truman, seen here on the rostrum as he declared that the new charter created a gr(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
6/27/1945
Representing Canada at the conference, Premier King rides through Quebec streets with England's Premier Churchill to pay a formal call on Sir Eugene F(...)
Representing Canada at the conference, Premier King rides through Quebec streets with England's Premier Churchill to pay a formal call on Sir Eugene F(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
9/30/1944
Prime Minister King, shown here with President Roosevelt, took part in the press conference, said Canada will be a partner in the coming undertakings against Japan
Prime Minister King, shown here with President Roosevelt, took part in the press conference, said Canada will be a partner in the coming undertakings against Japan
Toronto Star (Firm)
9/1/1944
Russia's Andrei Gromyko shakes hands with Britain's Sir Alexander Cadogan before United Nations security council session in which they tangled with ve(...)
Russia's Andrei Gromyko shakes hands with Britain's Sir Alexander Cadogan before United Nations security council session in which they tangled with ve(...)
Toronto Star (Firm)
8/31/1946
Conferring during the first session of the United Nations atomic energy commission are Bernard M
Conferring during the first session of the United Nations atomic energy commission are Bernard M
Toronto Star (Firm)
6/17/1946
Soviet delegation to the the United Nations general assembly at Flushing, N
Soviet delegation to the the United Nations general assembly at Flushing, N
Toronto Star (Firm)
10/31/1946
Soviet Rear-Admiral Konstantin Rodionov steps from a plane after a flight from Moscow across Siberia and Alaska
Soviet Rear-Admiral Konstantin Rodionov steps from a plane after a flight from Moscow across Siberia and Alaska
Toronto Star (Firm)
5/19/1945
Gouzenko, Igor
Gouzenko, Igor
Gouzenko, Igor, 1919-1982
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Six nations Indians from the Brantford and Caughnawaga reservations are shown in pow-wow in a San Francisco hotel room
Six nations Indians from the Brantford and Caughnawaga reservations are shown in pow-wow in a San Francisco hotel room
Toronto Star (Firm)
5/19/1945
Attired In Academic gowns, Prime Minister Churchill and Mr
Attired In Academic gowns, Prime Minister Churchill and Mr
Toronto Star (Firm)
9/18/1944