Have found styles at Aspøy school in Ålesund from 1945 - Ellinor Nedregotten wrote about the liberation day

On Thursday, France commemorates the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War in Europe. But the date of 8 May does not necessarily have the same symbolic significance in all countries, starting with Germany. Experts Paul Maurice and Nathalie Le Bouëdec decrypt for TF1info the meaning of this day on the other side of the Rhine, and how it is perceived. - Commemoration of the Victory of 8-May 1945: from "day passed under silence" to "d…

On this anniversary day when we celebrate the 80th anniversary of the victory of May 8, 1945, Allegretto makes you hear some musical memories of the Liberation. With Francis Poulenc, Jean Wiener, Manuel Rosenthal, Georges Auric...

80 years of the end of the war: For millions of Germans, 8 May 1945 was not a day of liberation, but meant new suffering. In the historical editions "Crimes of Germans", "Poland's secret guilt", or "Lost Homeland", we have documented more clearly. On 8 May 1985, 40 years after the surrender of the Wehrmacht, the then [...] The article 8 May 1945: No "Day of Liberation" first appeared on COMPACT.

Quite by chance, exam papers from 1945 have surfaced. For Ellinor (93), it was a moving encounter with a text she wrote as a youth.