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- Tribute to Liberty Attends Victims of Communism Memorial 3rd Anniversary in Washington
On Thursday, June 10, 2010, Tribute to Liberty Board Chair
Alide Forstmanis took part in the wreath-laying ceremony commemorating the 3rd
anniversary of the Victims of Communism Memorial in Washington, D.C. Mrs.
Forstmanis laid a wreath from Tribute to Liberty in honour of the victims of
Communism.
Mrs. Forstmanis had a private meeting with Dr. Lee Edwards,
VOCMF Chairman, to inform him about the Canadian memorial project, and also
attended a luncheon following the ceremony hosted by Dr. Edwards and attended
by invited guests including foreign dignitaries and heads of organizations.
- TTL Press Release: Tribute to Liberty Granted Charitable Status
A necessary memorial - Barbara Kay, National Post, 17.03.10 TTL Press Release: Support for Memorial to Victims of Communism in Today’s Throne Speech
Watch
NTDTV coverage of the Throne Speech announcement, including an
interview with TTL Board Chair, Alide Forstmanis [in Chinese &
English].
Toronto Premiere of "The Soviet Story" a Huge Success!
The Toronto Premiere of the award-winning documentary film “The Soviet
Story” was a huge success. The screening, which took place yesterday
afternoon at the Ukrainian Cultural Centre on Christie Street, was
attended by an estimated 400 - 500 people.
Edvins Snore, the director and writer of the film, was present at the
screening. During a Q&A session after the film many in attendance
voiced their gratitude for the work Mr. Snore has done to educate the
public about the crimes of Communism by making his film. Mr. Snore met
and talked with members of the audience and media at a reception
following the Q&A.
After the screening Mr. Snore told us “I am very happy with having met
with the Ukrainian and other communities during my visit to Canada, and
also very impressed by how large the audience was, and what a positive
response there was to the film.”
The screening was co-sponsored by Tribute to Liberty and the Ukrainian
Canadian Congress in Toronto, with a great deal of work and support
from the League of Ukrainian Canadians and the League of Ukrainian
Canadian Women, the Ukrainian Student’s Club at York University, and
Kontakt Ukrainian TV Network.
Tribute to Liberty, whose mission is to establish a memorial to the
victims of totalitarian Communism in Canada’s National Capital Region,
and to educate the public about Communism’s crimes, is an enthusiastic
supporter of “The Soviet Story,” a film that does a phenomenal job of
bringing the reality of Communism’s crimes to light.
A new version of “The Soviet Story” is now available—with subtitles in
30 languages—and can be purchased through the film’s web site, or
through Amazon.com. For more information about “The Soviet Story” visit: www.sovietstory.com.
Watch
NTDTV coverage of the Toronto premiere of “The Soviet Story,” including
an interview with writer and director, Edvins Snore [in Chinese &
English].
TTL Co-sponsoring Toronto Premiere of “The Soviet Story” Sunday, January 31, 2010
- TTL
Press Release: Tribute to Liberty Marks the 20th Anniversary of the
Fall of the Berlin Wall with Prime Minister Stephen Harper
TTL Press Release: “Pathway to Liberty” Fundraising Campaign Launched
TTL Press Release: NCC Approves Name for Ottawa Monument: “To Victims of Totalitarian Communism”, 22.09.09
Call communist atrocities what they are - Ottawa Citizen, 22.09.09
Don't spare the feelings of communists - Calgary Herald, 21.09.09
NCC Resolution on TTL Proposal for Monument
TTL Board Chair Alide Forstmanis on the Charles Adler Show, 18.09.09
Charles Adler's commentary on the monument (audio), (manuscript)
Should project be dead due to Reds? - National Post, 16.09.09
NCC approves monument against 'oppression' - Ottawa Citizen, 11.09.09
Political correctness dominates monument debate - Ottawa Sun, 11.09.09
TTL
Press Release: National Capital Commission Gives Approval in Principle
for a Monument to Victims of Totalitarian Communism in Ottawa, 11.09.09
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