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Documentary shines light on wartime Japanese attack balloons that landed in Canada
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The deployment of thousands of hydrogen balloons carrying deadly explosives sent to North America during the Second World War is the subject of a documentary make by Saskatchewan filmmaker Scott Woroniuk. Woroniuk, a videographer and owner of Crosscut Films, has just released FU-GO: Japan’s WW2 Balloon Bombs Over Canada, on YouTube. The film follows the military operation by the Imperial Japanese Army in the Second World War where 9,300 balloons…
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