Poppy Day
Remembrance Day
Remembrance Sunday
Veterans Day
Memorial Day
Decoration Day
war memorial
Armistice Day
Veterans' Day
November 11
V-E Day
Victory in Europe Day
8 May 1945
mid-October
D-day
6 June 1944
Normandy landings
January 0
death-roll
lest we forget
October
Divine Mercy Sunday
May long weekend
mid-September
Oct
mid-December
Sp
Advent Sunday
St. Andrewstide
Victory over Japan Day
V-J Day
15 August 1945
Guy Fawkes Day
14-18
Low Sunday
Thanksgiving
14-18 war
Thanksgiving Day
chautha
White Sunday
Saint Andrew's Day
Octobral
November Criminals
November
Innocents' Day
Nov
Whitsun
Holy Innocents' Day
Childermas
Rizal Day
Kaiser Wilhelm
septembral
Wilhelm II
Octoberly
Fourth World War
Kaiser Bill
Septemberly
Septembery
gold star wife
VE Day
Great War
St. Stephen's Day
Novemberly
war to end all wars
Anzac Day
commemoratory
doomsdate
Advent
bed of honour
9/11
Novembery
Whitweek
Octoberish
moveable feast
antebellum
interbelligerent
Lent
postwar
movable feast
Trinity Sunday
Septemberer
Whitsuntide

English words for 'the Sunday nearest to November 11 when those who died in World War I and World War II are commemorated'

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