Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Italian-Canadian internment began when Italy declared war on Canada on June 10, 1940.Days later, Minister of Justice, Ernest Lapointe, signed the order that resulted in labeling thousands of Italian-Canadians as \"enemy aliens\". Habeas corpus was suspended, and about 500 men (198 of them from Montreal) and four women were eventually interned as enemy aliens. In addition, 100 Italian seamen, who were in Canadian waters on 10 June 1940, were also subject to internment."@en }
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- Italian-Canadian_internment abstract "Italian-Canadian internment began when Italy declared war on Canada on June 10, 1940.Days later, Minister of Justice, Ernest Lapointe, signed the order that resulted in labeling thousands of Italian-Canadians as \"enemy aliens\". Habeas corpus was suspended, and about 500 men (198 of them from Montreal) and four women were eventually interned as enemy aliens. In addition, 100 Italian seamen, who were in Canadian waters on 10 June 1940, were also subject to internment.".
- Italian-Canadian_internment comment "Italian-Canadian internment began when Italy declared war on Canada on June 10, 1940.Days later, Minister of Justice, Ernest Lapointe, signed the order that resulted in labeling thousands of Italian-Canadians as \"enemy aliens\". Habeas corpus was suspended, and about 500 men (198 of them from Montreal) and four women were eventually interned as enemy aliens. In addition, 100 Italian seamen, who were in Canadian waters on 10 June 1940, were also subject to internment.".