Armistice Day
Facts
5 properties- Instance of
- day of remembrance
- Country
- United States, Belgium, Canada, United Kingdom[2][3][4][5]
- Commemorates
- Armistice of Compiègne[7]
- Day in year for periodic occurrence
- November 11[8]
- Named after
- Armistice of Compiègne[6]
- Library of Congress Authorities ID
- sh94004914
- BabelNet ID
- 00005767n
- Freebase ID
- /m/0mz1n
- Google Doodle
- armistice-day-2002, armistice-day-2001
- Great Norwegian Encyclopedia ID
- Armistice_Day
- J9U entity ID
- 987007544335805171
- Reddit topic ID (obsolete)
- armistice_day
- Topic's main category
- Category:Armistice Day
- WikiKids ID
- Wapenstilstandsdag
- Yale LUX ID
- concept/b2cdb787-ef02-4c47-9fe0-5b5614c44fb9
Country 4
Subtypes 2
Commemorates 1
Day in year for periodic occurrence 1
Named after 1
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Summary
Armistice Day is a day of remembrance[1].
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evidence “The Redditch branch of the Royal British Legion is also marking Armistice Day on Wednesday, November 11, when communities across the country will again observe the anniversary of the end of fighting in the First World War in 1918.” redditchstandard.co.uk · read source
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evidence “On Wednesday, Bury St Edmunds Town Council and the Royal British Legion will hold their annual Armistice Day service and wreath-laying ceremony at the war memorial on Angel Hill.” suffolknews.co.uk · read source