Armistice Day in the First World War Is Commemorated: From the Breakthrough of the Thessaloniki Front to the Last Hours of the Battles at Compiegne
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On a day like today, November 11, 1918, World War I ended, which until its last seconds was extremely violent and bloody.
World War I Armistice Day is celebrated on November 11, commemorating the year 1918, when the armistice between Germany and the Entente powers came into force. This date is celebrated in Serbia, but also in numerous countries around the world.
Armistice Day in the First World War began to be celebrated in our country in 2005 with appropriate lectures in Serbian schools, and since 2012 officially as a national holiday, recalling November 11, 1918, when the Entente powers and Germany signed an agreement on the cessation of hostilities. There would be no truce if the Army of the Kingdom of Serbia, [...]
The armistice entered into force on November 11, 1918 at 11 a.m. Serbia came out of the war with losses of around 28 percent of the pre-war population.
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