US Edition80 Years Later: France’s Last WWII Veterans Urge Us to Defend Peace
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The Gustav-von-Schlör-Platz is particularly historic for Weiden, because there was a big victory parade of the American troops on 8 May 1945.
80 Years Later: France’s Last WWII Veterans Urge Us to Defend Peace
Honoring the Legacy of France’s WWII Veterans: A Call for Ongoing Vigilance As we approach the 80th anniversary of World War II’s conclusion,the last surviving veterans from France are stepping forward to deliver a heartfelt message about the delicate nature of peace. in a world where old conflicts fade and new tensions arise,these valiant individuals,who [...]
CHRONIC. As Europe celebrates the end of the Second World War, our columnist Marie-Hélène Miauton lists the conflicts that blood the world, a long list, with military spending that continues to increaseOn May 8, 1945, the Second World War ended in Europe. At 23h, the act of surrender was signed in Berlin. Never again!, exclaimed the people. Yet, 80 years later, the list of open or larved conflicts on the planet, whose reminder is depressing but …
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