Alex Scala, in accompanying letter, says he has no intention of becoming a Canadian citizen

IIIF

Alex Scala, in accompanying letter, says he has no intention of becoming a Canadian citizen

Date7/13/1973

Names

Olsen, Bob, 1931-2022 (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

Format

Picture

Notes

Original Toronto Star caption: Draft Dodger Alex Scala; in accompanying letter; says he has no intention of becoming a Canadian citizen. Should I surrender my American citizenship; I surrender right to sustain protes; he says.

Subject

Draft resisters

Medium

Photographs

Language

English

ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives

CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive

Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)

Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0022874F

Discover More

American war resisters in Canada should be allowed to return home without a stain on their honor, Canadian veteran Louis Green argues in the accompanying letter

2/1/1972

He Went Back under the U.S. elemency program and he's glad, John Quartaro says. The 31-year-old computer products salesman had lived in Metro as a war-resister for nearly six years

1/19/1975

A letter from home brings no joy to Larry Aulten, one of the draft dodgers who fled the U

7/19/1967

War resister Steve Grossman, 30, co-publisher of Amex-Canadian magazine

1/21/1977

His father beside him, Viet Nam war resister Bruce Beyer, 29, crosses the Peace Bridge to Buffalo yesterday, 10 years to the day after he stood on the(...)

10/20/1977

Seven Years after he ran off to Canada to avoid the draft in the U

9/24/1974

Peace in our time-a group of U

1/23/1973

Little Serena in a strange land

1870

A poster with an illustration of a young man with luggage.

Toronto anti-draft programme

1968

Jay Boldizar (left) Mike Rosendoree

7/19/1967

War Resisters' Toronto Sanctuary

7/18/1968

He'd go home

1/20/1972