WW2 Canadian RCN Navy Open Gangway Halifax Riots 1945 Used Softcover Reference Book

The “WW2 Canadian RCN Navy Open Gangway Halifax Riots 1945 Used Softcover Reference Book” is a factual resource focused on the Canadian Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) and the events surrounding the Halifax Riots of 1945. This used softcover volume examines the end-of-war period in Halifax, Nova Scotia, detailing the causes, progression, and aftermath of the riots involving Canadian naval personnel. The book offers a combination of historical narrative, analysis, and period photographs or illustrations (if included by the publisher), providing insight into the social and military dynamics within the RCN at that time. It discusses the open gangway policy, naval conditions, and broader context of military discipline and unrest as World War II concluded. This reference is intended for readers seeking a factual overview of a significant event in Canadian military and naval history. The book’s used condition may include signs of previous handling such as minor creasing or wear.  Total of 167 pages.