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Iconic Wait For Me, Daddy WWII photo unveiled as sculpture It was a single photograph, but it captured so much about family, separation and the uncertainty of war. In 1940, as hundreds of soldiers marched through the streets of New Westminster, B.C., a five-year-old boy broke free from his mothers hand and ran after his father, who would eventually head off to battle in Europe. Now that photograph has been immortalized in the form of a series of bronze statues on the very corner where the picture was taken. #WorldWarII #WorldWar2 #WWII #WW2 #history #photo #photography #art #sculpture #family #separation #war #BC #BritishColumbia #Canada #NewWestminster

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