Saturday, November 11, 2023
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Today, November 11, we commemorate the armistice of the 1914-1918 war ( approximately 18.6 million deaths ) and all the deaths for France ( (in particular those of the Second World War: more than 60 million dead ) .
ReplyDeleteWe do not forget the sacrifice of Americans and Canadians .
"Plus jamais la guerre ! Plus jamais!" St Paul VI ONU New_York "Never again war! Never again!" .
In Canada it's «Remembrence Day» (Jour du Souvenir) to remember the sacrifices of soldiers for all the wars since 1914-18 to today.
ReplyDeleteSpecial ceremonies all over Canada and specially in Ottawa at 11h11 this morning and more.
The «no more war» words are sadly not yet achieved but we have to remain hopeful for the sake of humanity.
A las guerras deberían de acudir los propios inspiradores del conflicto y no soldados jóvenes y personas ajenas a un conflicto político entre políticos.
ReplyDeleteFUERA TODAS LAS GUERRAS y fuera sus responsables.
Ángel