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Abbreviations
were used in the text for these three commonly cited resources.
ASM:
John C. Klassen and Jake Krueger, eds. ASM: Alternative Service
Memoirs (1995).
ASP:
A.J. Klassen, ed. Alternative Service for Peace in Canada during
World War II, 1941-1946 (Abbotsford, BC: Mennonite Central
Committee, 1998).
TTbP:
Lawrence Klippenstein, ed. That There Be Peace: Mennonites in
Canada and World War II (Winnipeg, Manitoba: The Manitoba
CO Reunion Committee, 1979).
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