11-09-2004, 05:35 PM
Hail ShadowHM,
On a footnote: Here in Germany, today is also a day of remeberance: November 9th, 15 years to the day that the Berlin Wall fell... or at least started to crumble.
On the other hand, maybe not a bad time at all to remember those who helped to bring this about... not just the politicians, but also (or especially those) who risked their lives and did their duty in the conflict that was the Cold War.
Thanks (what else can I say?)!
Take care,
Lord_Olf
ShadowHM,Nov 9 2004, 03:03 PM Wrote:Here in Canada, we observe Remembrance Day on November 11th each year. It started as a time to remember the cost of the First World War, but has grown to include all the fallen warriors of subsequent conflicts.
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On a footnote: Here in Germany, today is also a day of remeberance: November 9th, 15 years to the day that the Berlin Wall fell... or at least started to crumble.
On the other hand, maybe not a bad time at all to remember those who helped to bring this about... not just the politicians, but also (or especially those) who risked their lives and did their duty in the conflict that was the Cold War.
Thanks (what else can I say?)!
Take care,
Lord_Olf
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