DELANEY: Remembrance Day and the lesson to be learned from a courageous young nurse
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At the outbreak of the was in 1914, she happened to be home in England.
In 1915, she was arrested by German authorities under a draconian military occupation law.
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DELANEY: Remembrance Day and the lesson to be learned from a courageous young nurse
Her name was Edith Cavell
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By David Delaney • For The Cape Breton Post
Published Oct 27, 2026
Edith Cavell personified selfless devotion, compassion and fearlessness both as a nurse and humanitarian. She remains a model and inspiration for all who serve their community in nursing and the many aspects of caring for those in need. SWARDESTON ARCHIVE
Another Remembrance Day approaches.…
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