Three Years Since the Tragedy in Tempi: A Day of Remembrance, Gatherings Across the Country
Three years after the train disaster in Tempi, Greece, nationwide commemorations and protests are taking place to honor the victims and advocated for safer public transport.
Florida Democrat claims Charlie Kirk ‘was not assassinated’ as GOP pushes remembrance day bill
A Florida Democrat challenges claims about Charlie Kirk's death during a legislative debate about a proposed day of remembrance.
Foibe, shame at the high school in Catania: shocking flyer against the Day of Remembrance
A commemorative event at the 'Galileo Galilei' high school in Catania turned into an ideological clash, marked by protests and inflammatory flyers against the Day of Remembrance for victims of the foibe.
Exhibitions in Riga remind of Ukraine's fighting spirit and suffering on the War Remembrance Day
An event in Riga brought together hundreds of people to honor Ukraine's sacrifices with performances and a visual representation of the nation's struggles against war.
What days in March are banks closed and why
In March, banks in Argentina will be closed on March 23 and March 24 due to a tourist holiday and a national day of remembrance, respectively.
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Postimees highlights the significance of February 24th, a day of national pride and remembrance for Estonia.
The German Who Chose Estonia's Fate and Died a Martyr: Bishop Eduard Profittlich
Today marks the remembrance day of Bishop Eduard Profittlich, a German who chose to stay in Estonia and share the fate of its vulnerable people, ultimately sacrificing his life.
Canadian woman, 108, one of the oldest to receive Second World War medal from Britain
At 108 years old, Joan Fuller has received the Second World War medal from Britain, making her one of the oldest recipients of this honor.
NSW gets extra public holiday for Anzac Day until at least 2027
New South Wales will have additional public holidays for Anzac Day in 2026 and 2027 due to the commemorative day falling on weekends, a move announced by Premier Chris Minns.
Day of Remembrance in the regional council: after the no to Bocchino, Fi and FdI leave the room
The regional council of Tuscany faced turmoil during a solemn session for the Day of Remembrance, culminating in the exit of political factions following a decision to exclude external guests from the event.
Day of Remembrance in Madrid, memory and civil responsibility at the center of European dialogue
The Day of Remembrance was commemorated in Madrid, emphasizing the importance of historical memory and civil responsibility within Europe.
The True Foibe are Oblivion
During the Day of Remembrance ceremony in the Italian Chamber, Toni Concina condemned denialism regarding the foibe, asserting that forgetting is a grave threat to collective memory.
Day of Remembrance, Meloni: "A painful page, victim for decades of unforgivable oblivion"
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni commemorates the Day of Remembrance, reflecting on the historical pain and the need to preserve collective memory regarding the foibe tragedy and the exodus of Italians from Istria and Dalmatia.
Day of Remembrance, for the left 'enhancing Italian identity' is inappropriate
A controversy in Turin arises over the regional council's sponsorship of a torchlight procession organized by the 10 February Committee, criticized for its associations with far-right ideals.
The Communist Hate Also Crushed Religious Freedom: Many Priests Were Executed
The Day of Remembrance on February 10 is a significant day for the people of Trieste, marking the city's history of suffering under totalitarian regimes.
Foibe? Denialism is a Silent Snake, It Must Be Combated
Senator Roberto Menia of Fratelli d'Italia emphasizes the need to combat denialism regarding the historical events of the foibe as Italy approaches the Day of Remembrance.
And as every year, the denialist hatred returns: this is how the memory of those who were killed is scarred
As the Day of Remembrance approaches, debates erupt in Italy about the historical narratives surrounding the victims of the foibe and the exodus of Istrians, Rijeka residents, and Dalmatians, highlighting tensions between different political factions.
Insult on the Day of Remembrance: pro-partisan Tito posters in Cagliari
On the Day of Remembrance, radical left activists in Cagliari displayed posters honoring Yugoslav partisans, sparking outrage among those who commemorate the victims of the foibe and the Istrian, Julian, Fiuman, and Dalmatian exiles.
World Cancer Day
February 4th is recognized as World Cancer Day, serving as a day of awareness, remembrance, and celebration, emphasizing the importance of prevention and early detection in the fight against cancer.
I think of him every day
The article discusses the ongoing emotional impact of loss and remembrance.
Denial of the Holocaust will be made a criminal offense and education will be increased
Icelandic authorities have decided that January 27th will henceforth be a national day of remembrance for the Holocaust, in line with neighboring countries, alongside moves to criminalize Holocaust denial and increase educational efforts.
Remember: Events for Holocaust Remembrance Day
In Dachau and Munich, several events are scheduled for International Holocaust Remembrance Day on January 27, including a service at Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial to honor athletes persecuted during the Nazi regime.
'Fake admiral' tried to convince neighbours he was 'spying on Russia for NATO'
Jonathan Carley posed as a Royal Navy admiral and misled neighbors about being a NATO spy monitoring Russia during a Remembrance Day service in Llandudno, Wales.
Fine for British man who impersonated a senior military rank
A 65-year-old British man was fined £500 after admitting to wearing a Royal Navy admiral's uniform without military authorization during a Remembrance Day event in North Wales.
Man fined for dressing as fake admiral at Remembrance Sunday event
A man was fined £500 for impersonating an admiral without permission during a Remembrance Sunday event.