[SH 180 03] Saskatchewan History, Vol. 33, Iss. 3

Magazine. Autumn 1980. 40 pages (paginated 81-120). B&W photographs.

Covers stained and corners creased. Front cover rubbed at edges, back cover sunned. Spine worn, rubbed and bumped at head and heel. Pages tanned, table of contents stained.

Published from 1948 until 2017, “Saskatchewan History” magazine showcased both scholarly and general interest work on diverse groups, events, and periods in the province’s past. As a publication of the Saskatchewan Archives Board, the magazine invited submissions from archivists, librarians, and academics. Issues can contain scholarly articles, book reviews, archival reports, and reminiscences. This volume includes material on Saskatchewan’s entry into Confederation, anti-Nazi Germans who immigrated to Saskatchewan following the Sudetenland’s transfer to Nazi Germany in 1938, and the village of Beauval.