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Diverse VE Day Experiences Highlight War's Complex Legacy

On VE Day 1945, several individuals, including a nurse, a Wren, a Desert Rat, and a Bevin Boy, experienced the day in vastly different ways, some celebrating in London, others serving in the war's ongoing efforts, illustrating the war's multifaceted impact.

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Murmansk Rally Honors WWII Veterans, Highlights Ongoing Conflict

A pre-Victory Day rally in Murmansk's Valley of Glory on May 3rd showcased WWII and special military operation weaponry, highlighting the sacrifices of soldiers past and present. The event featured a partisan village, a women-in-war exhibit, and commemorated the heroism of over 14,000 North Fleet se...

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Trump's 'Victory Day' Rename Fails

President Trump's attempt to rename Veterans Day to "Victory Day for World War I" was rejected by the White House; the action lacked an executive order, and only Congress can change federal holidays; an additional proclamation will instead be issued on November 11th.

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RAF Flypast Honors VE Day's 80th Anniversary

RAF personnel from 99 Squadron, including Flt Lt Mike Chandler and Wing Cdr Nicola Lofthouse, participated in a complex flypast over Buckingham Palace on Monday to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day, with World War II veteran Denis Bishop sharing his memories of that day.

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Soviet Victory in the Battle of Berlin

The Battle of Berlin, fought from April 16 to May 2, 1945, saw 2.5 million Soviet troops overwhelm a 300,000-strong German garrison, resulting in the city's capture and Germany's unconditional surrender, significantly impacting post-war geopolitical dynamics.

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1964 Turkish Air Attack on Greek Ship "Faethon": Seven Dead, Mission Kept Secret for Decades

In August 1964, the Greek ship "Faethon" was attacked by the Turkish air force in the Morphou Bay, resulting in seven deaths, dozens of injuries, and the loss of Captain Dimitris Mitsatsos's arm; the mission remained secret for over 50 years.

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Reims School: Site of WWII's German Surrender

On May 7, 1945, at the Collège Moderne et Technique in Reims, France, the German Instrument of Surrender was signed, ending World War II in Europe, with General Alfred Jodl representing Germany and General Dwight D. Eisenhower present for the Allies.

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Neglected WWII Graves in Berlin Highlight Fading Memory

The neglected graves of German World War II soldiers, many high-ranking officers, at Berlin's Parkfriedhof Lichterfelde cemetery highlight fading memories and complex questions about remembrance and reconciliation, as the cemetery reflects the area's history as an elite military community.

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Vladivostok Exhibition Honors WWII Telecommunication Heroes

A new exhibition in Vladivostok, Russia, commemorates the 80th anniversary of Victory Day by showcasing the contributions of 117 Primorsky Krai telecommunication specialists during WWII, using a reconstructed wartime communication bunker and interactive elements.

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Six Triple Eight WWII Unit Awarded Congressional Gold Medal

The all-Black, all-female World War II unit, the Six Triple Eight, received the Congressional Gold Medal on Tuesday for their exceptional work sorting mail, exceeding Army goals and significantly boosting soldiers' morale; the ceremony was held in Emancipation Hall at the U.S. Capitol building.

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83-Year Mystery Solved: Remains of WWII Soldier Found, Family Identified

In 2023, the remains of Nikolai Suleymanov, missing since 1942 near Leningrad, were found; a preserved identification tag led to locating his niece and grand-niece in Tuva after a week-long search by Tuvan police, using alternative search methods to overcome initial database failures.

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French Town Honors Indigenous Australian WWI Hero

Private William Allen Irwin, a Gomeroi man from Australia, was posthumously awarded honorary citizenship in France's Somme Valley for his bravery in WWI, despite never being recognized as an Australian citizen due to historical discriminatory enlistment policies.

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