Brothers At Vimy Ridge - The Courageous Story of Lindsay Price

The Historical Significance of Vimy Ridge

April 9, 1917, marked a significant day in Canadian history – the Battle of Vimy Ridge. The battleground, located in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region of France, witnessed a remarkable display of bravery and unity when Canadian soldiers fought against the occupying German forces during World War I. Among these courageous soldiers were the Price brothers, with Lindsay Price being a standout figure among them.

Lindsay Price - A Man of Extraordinary Courage

Lindsay Price hailed from a small town in Ontario, Canada. He was born on July 3, 1895, into a humble family, and grew up with his three brothers. As the eldest among them, Lindsay felt a strong responsibility to protect and care for his younger siblings.

When war broke out, Lindsay Price and his brothers were among the many young Canadian men who enlisted to serve their country. They joined the famous Canadian infantry units and were eventually deployed to the front lines – Vimy Ridge.

Brothers At Vimy Ridge

by Lindsay Price(Paperback – August 9, 2010)

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Language	:	French
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The Battle of Vimy Ridge

The Battle of Vimy Ridge was a critical moment in World War I, as it marked the first time that all four divisions of the Canadian Corps fought together as one cohesive unit. The strategic significance of capturing Vimy Ridge was enormous, as the heavily fortified German positions posed a major threat to the Allied forces. Prior attempts by the French and British forces to seize the ridge had failed, resulting in significant casualties.

However, under the command of General Arthur Currie, the Canadian soldiers devised a meticulous plan that involved extensive preparation, tunneling, and underground warfare tactics. The battle lasted for four days, and against all odds, the Canadian Corps emerged victorious on April 12, 1917.

The Price Brothers' Heroic Contribution

During the Battle of Vimy Ridge, Lindsay Price and his brothers displayed immense bravery and played a crucial role in the success of the Canadian Corps. As a group, they fearlessly charged through the enemy lines, fought off German soldiers, and secured key positions on the ridge.

Lindsay, being the oldest brother, took it upon himself to shield his younger siblings from harm's way. He selflessly put his life on the line, leading by example and inspiring his brothers and fellow soldiers to push forward despite the fierce opposition they faced.

Remembering Their Sacrifice

The triumph at Vimy Ridge came at a heavy cost, with over 10,000 Canadian casualties, including the Price brothers. Lindsay Price, along with his brothers, made the ultimate sacrifice for their country.

Today, their memory lives on as a reminder of the tremendous courage and sacrifice demonstrated by Canadian soldiers during World War I. The Battle of Vimy Ridge is considered a defining moment in Canada's history, symbolizing the nation's coming of age and national identity.

Honoring Lindsay Price and His Brothers

Various memorials and monuments have been erected in commemoration of the Price brothers and their fellow soldiers who fought at Vimy Ridge. These powerful tributes stand as reminders of the bravery and sacrifice made by Lindsay and countless others.

Visiting the Vimy Ridge Memorial, one cannot help but be moved by the sheer magnitude of the battle and the sacrifices made by these young soldiers. It serves as a testament to their heroism and a place to honor their memory.

Lindsay Price's story is one of remarkable bravery and sacrifice. His unwavering determination and commitment to protecting his brothers and serving his country stand as a testament to the human spirit in times of adversity.

We must never forget the sacrifices made by individuals like Lindsay Price and his brothers at Vimy Ridge, as their courage continues to inspire us to this day.

Brothers At Vimy Ridge

by Lindsay Price(Paperback – August 9, 2010)

4 out of 5

Language	:	French
File size	:	231 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Print length	:	109 pages
Paperback	:	206 pages

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Brothers at Vimy Ridge tells the story of two orphaned brothers sent to Canada in the early nineteenth century, separated by beauraucrats they were reunited in the trenches of the First World War at Vimy Ridge. Only one of the brothers would return to their new home, Canada.