Remembering those who gave their lives in WWI
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I can describe how we remember people involved in the conflict, including those from my own community.
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There are many memorial sites around Britain where those who lost their lives in WWI are remembered.
These memorials take many forms but they are most commonly large crosses.
Memorial ceremonies are commonly held at these sites on or near to Remembrance Day.
The 11th November is called 'Remembrance Day' because WWI officially ended at 11am on 11.11.1918.
Poppies are a symbol of remembrance because poppies grew in the fields in which soldiers lost their lives.
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