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THE PRICE OF FORGETTING: THE COST OF SACRIFICE AND SYMBOLISM
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THE PRICE OF FORGETTING: THE COST OF SACRIFICE AND SYMBOLISM
On the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month, we remember them. The act of remembrance began with the Armistice, the first day of peace after World War I. This was the first global war, with losses on all sides, and when it was over, the world wasn’t the same. Families buried their loved ones and countries rebuilt, to heal, after the destructive horrors of war. From 1919, the nation came together for two minutes of silence on…
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