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Wounded Because of a Numb Leg
Mr. Champoux describes how he got wounded when he got up from a trench to stretch his legs.
A Rare Find: The Tallest German Soldier
Mr. Champoux describes that after the allied bombing of Calais, they found the tallest soldier of all the German Army among the prisoners.
Recovering
Mr. Champoux describes where they sent him after he became wounded, why they did not send him home immediately and how he recovered.
Before, On and After VE-Day
Mr. Champoux describes how he developed a friendship with a family in a village about 30 minutes away from the hospital where he was recuperating. He also describes how he and the villagers partied on VE-Day and how he decided to go work for the Canadian Mint instead of taking leave.
A Murder at the Hospital
Mr. Champoux describes that while he was in the hospital recuperating, a German soldier was murdered for bragging about killing Canadians.
Returning Home
Mr. Champoux describes his return to Canada, his parents' reaction and how he returned to the army in 1948. He worked in ammunition until he retired in 1965.
Should It Be Our Duty to Remember?
Mr. Champoux explains why we should all remember those who fought and gave their lives during the Second World War. He also delivers a very touching message to the youth of today.
November 11th... Mixed Feelings
Mr. Champoux explains why he has mixed feelings about Remembrance Day, but notes that it always has a special place in his heart.
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