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What are some words that describe Veterans Day?
Honorable, patriotic, rememberance, etc.
Why did Rememberance Day start?
Remberance Day was created to comemmerate the soldiers who died bravely trying to save Australia!
Which war does rememberance day commerate?
Memorial Day is a US holiday to remember all personnel who gave up their lives in the fights for freedom during all wars.
Why were the D-Day landing so important?
The D-Day landings were important to gain a foothold on Europe again. Allied troops had to face the Germany Army on the ground.
What was significant about d- day and why was it so important?
The significance was large numbers of Allied troops back in Europe. This was important to fight the Germans on the land.
When was the first rememberance day?
1918
Where do we celebrate rememberance day?
England
Why do you not clap during a Remembrance Day cerimony?
Rememberance day is a day of silence for remembering our fallen soldiers who now lay in Flander's Field. We do not clap as it is not a day of happiness, it is a day of rememberance.
What flower do people wear on rememberance day?
Poppies
Another word for death anniversary?
Rememberance day.
What is the official name of poppy day?
rememberance day - 11th day of 11 month
What does rememberance day mean?
It means To honour our soldiers who were in the war.
What is Veterans Day called in Canada?
it was called Remembrance day
When is cod 7 released?
Nov 11 2010 (rememberance day)
What are some words that describe Veterans Day?
Honorable, patriotic, rememberance, etc.
What is Holocaust day?
Every day, the Jews set aside one day called the Holocasut Rememberance Day. Many people mourn that day, or they pray in their synogauges, or they visit the dead. May 1, 2011 was the holocaust rememberance day this year. People will remember it because it is the same day Osama Bin Laden was killed
Why do you think that Anzac Day is such an important day in Australia and New Zealand?
Australia New Zealand Army Corps It is a day of rememberance for all those soldiers slaughtered at Gallipoli and therefore symbolises our national pride in our country and our armed forces.
