Remembering Gouzenko, the defector who triggered the Cold War

(Before It's News)

What would it take to erect some sort of historic marker to indicate that Igor Gouzenko’s defection, the first significant international incident of the Cold War, happened in downtown Ottawa, so that generations of future Canadians and tourists in the nation’s capital could be informed or reminded of the historic events that transpired here?

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