Remembering 9/11: A Reflection on Loss and Resilience
Families of British victims gather in London to mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11.
Tag: remembrance
New York City Mayor Declares September 11 a Day of Remembrance and Service
New York City designates September 11 as a Day of Remembrance and Service, honouring 9/11 victims.
Veterans Oppose Name Change of Memorial Arboretum
Veterans are voicing strong opposition to the National Memorial Arboretum's name change.
Vandalism of Sean Graham Memorial Sparks Outrage
Vandalism of a memorial for Sean Graham shooting victims has sparked outrage among families and community leaders.
Remembering a Hero: WWII Veteran Donald Turrell Passes Away at 101
WWII veteran Donald Turrell, who forged his age to enlist, has died at 101.
Remembering the Past: A Survivor’s Warning on UK Terrorism Threat
A survivor warns that the threat of terrorism in the UK is still very real today.
Celebrating a D-Day Hero: Jack Mortimer’s Legacy
Jack Mortimer, a D-Day veteran, reflects on his experiences at a special celebration.
Restoration of Historic War Memorials to Foster Community Engagement
Restoration of war memorials in Northern Ireland aims to enhance community engagement and remembrance.
Honouring Forgotten Heroes: A Call for Photos of WWII Soldiers
Volunteers seek photos of 11 Welsh WWII soldiers to honour their memory in the Netherlands.
Commemorating the Roma Holocaust: A European Perspective
August 2 is a day of remembrance for the Roma Holocaust, highlighting ongoing discrimination.
Bayreuth Festival’s 150th Anniversary: A Reflection on History and Diversity
The Bayreuth Festival's anniversary highlights the need for remembrance and diversity in today's society.
Normandy’s D-Day Beaches Achieve World Heritage Status
D-Day beaches in Normandy are now UNESCO World Heritage sites, symbolising peace and remembrance.