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Material for potential inclusion/citation etc in the article
1) 5½-minute CBC docuclip of Ruth Lor & Bromley Armstrong revisiting Dresden in 2014. 5:02 minutes in, she says (from transcript): "...it became one of the highlights of my life -- one of the best achievements I think I've done with my life..." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFIqUJlk88o
2) First chapter of 2023 memoir is about Dresden -- perhaps pp.15-18 could be specifically cited.
3) Other points covered in the memoir (eg those citing the Canadian Encyclopedia ref [1] at the moment) could maybe also be cited. I'm reading the book now... Or is it best to stick with the Encyclopedia alone?
