Remembrance Sunday

Remembrance Sunday
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Remembrance Sunday is the closest Sunday to 11 November, which was the day that a final armistice was agreed between the beligerants of World War 1. Services of Remembrance are held each year throughout the UK on this day, with the main national service held at The Cenotaph in Whitehall. London.

 

Related Documents

Title	Type	Publication date	Author(s)	Description
Document:Remembrance Day and the truths that dare not speak their name	blog post	8 November 2018	John Wight	If Remembrance Day imparts a message worthy of our collective intelligence it is that war should be made a crime, with those who instigate it punished as criminals. In the last analysis it does not determine who is right only who is left. We have met the enemy and he is us. End.
Document:The Red Poppy is Not About Remembrance	article	2 November 2018	Tommy Sheridan	A polemic on the militarisation of remembrance of the horrors of war represented by UK Establishment promotion of the red poppy and its associated ceremonies on 11 November each year
Document:Those who flaunt the poppy on their lapels	article	5 November 2011	Robert Fisk	Why Robert Fisk stopped wearing a red poppy
Document:Why I wear a white poppy	article	9 November 2018	Peter	A summary of the reasons why the author wears a white poppy during the UK Remembrance Day commemoration.

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