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. 2015 Nov-Dec;22(6):e32–e42.

Figure 3).

Figure 3)

In 1911, Norman Bethune (third from left) interrupted his studies in physiology and biochemistry at the University of Toronto to work as a bush lumberjack in northern Ontario. During the day, he would work as a lumber jack, and at night, he would teach English to newly arrived Canadian immigrants. This is where he developed a sympathy for the poorly educated and an understanding of foreigners