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Recap: Cumbria commemorates the 80th anniversary of VE day

  • On May 8, 2025, Royal Canadian Legion Branch #37 gathered at Sidney's cenotaph to honor the 80 years since Victory in Europe Day was declared.
  • The event honored Canadian and Allied soldiers who secured Germany’s surrender in World War II, officially declared on May 8, 1945 after the May 5 surrender in the Netherlands.
  • The ceremony featured Legion vice president Kenny Podmore delivering a stirring reading of John McCrae's famous war poem, accompanied by reflections on the importance of safeguarding wartime heritage during uncertain times worldwide.
  • Ryan Trelford, a 29-year-old Legion president and volunteer, emphasized the sacrifices of younger soldiers and the importance of remembering history to inform today’s youth and safeguard postwar institutions.
  • With few WW2 veterans remaining, participants stressed the need to keep memories alive and remain grateful, signaling ongoing commitment to honor sacrifices and maintain the values forged during the war.
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SurvivalBlog.com broke the news in on Thursday, May 8, 2025.
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