John Diefenbaker (18 September 1895 - 16 August 1979) was a Canadian lawyer and politician who served as the 13th Prime Minister of Canada. He served from 1957-1963.
Popular Culture[]
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1988 | John Diefenbaker |
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1997 | John Diefenbaker |
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1997 | John George Diefenbaker |
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2006 | John Diefenbaker |
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2008 | John Diefenbaker |
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Parodies[]
Year | Name | Appearance | Notes |
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1967 | Moses Bulstrode |
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Mentions[]
Year | Name | Appearances | Notes |
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1975 | "Dief" |
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1994-1999 | Diefenbaker |
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1995 | John Diefenbaker |
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1999 | Mr. Diefenbaker |
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Links[]
- John Diefenbaker on Wikipedia
- John Diefenbaker on the Canadian Encyclopedia
- John Diefenbaker on IMDB
References[]
- ↑ Canada for Canadians - IMDB
- ↑ Terrence Slater - IMDB
- ↑ DRIVING OFF THE MAP - Dundurn Press - Retrieved 17 November 2021
- ↑ The Arrow - IMDB
- ↑ Robert Haley - IMDB
- ↑ Michael Moriarty - IMDB
- ↑ Prairie Giant: The Tommy Douglas Story - IMDB
- ↑ Paul Gross - IMDB
- ↑ Andy Jones - IMDB
- ↑ Character Parts: Who's Really Who in CanLit - Brian Busby, Vintage Canada
- ↑ The Chief again - in song - CBC Radio - 1975-04-11
- ↑ Dief and Me - Bob Bossin's Old Folksinger's Home Page
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