Time of Remembrance and Reconciliation for Those Who Lost Their Lives During the Second World War in 2022

This morning I laid a wreath at the Battle of the Atlantic Remembrance Ceremony held at Commodore Park by the Royal Canadian Legion, Centennial Branch 160. From the fall of 1939 until spring of 1945, the Battle of the Atlantic was the longest battle of the Second World War. https://t.co/pzXRuwspit

— Darren Fisher (@DarrenFisherNS) May 1, 2022

MTBs were small, fast attack boats armed with torpedoes, light naval guns and machine guns. They operated along the coast of enemy occupied Europe and in the English Channel. Oostende Naval Memorial to the 29th MTB Flotilla: https://t.co/n2oNs22uTf (3/3) #BOA77 #CanadaRemembers https://t.co/rcRMUwojuu

— Royal Canadian Navy (@RoyalCanNavy) April 30, 2022

@avalaina I met world war 2 veterans from different sides seating together on Remembrance Day. I do hope people can raise above. Human race are better than only transcribe hate against hate. I have to have faith that better is always possible.

— silvester Law (@silvesterlaw) May 3, 2022

#DYK that today is the 77th anniversary of the Battle of the Atlantic? It was the biggest battle of the @RoyalCanNavy during the Second World war. More than 1600 Canadian sailors sacrificed their life for our liberty. https://t.co/AVgh8cz0z2 https://t.co/5Eoip9kfa9

— Canada in Chile (@CanEmbChile) May 1, 2022

Today is the day of remembrance and reconciliation. We asked survivors and veterans of World War II how they perceived russia's full-scale war against Ukraine #russiawaragainstukraine https://t.co/1q9iLxtdku

— Rubryka - Solutions from Ukraine (@RubrykaEng) May 8, 2022

James Webb Space Telescope, it’s busy out there! May 4th 2022, remembrance of the Dead in war since the second world war, 2 minutes silence in observation. Happy Star wars day… https://t.co/ZQc7BK3HA3

— kevin griffiths (@Proprietoreview) May 4, 2022

@WeAreTheDead https://t.co/2HsJfWmdeW https://t.co/hWbGFLXuaS https://t.co/ItVkU9kkMd KIA Attack SE of Souchez

— Niall Williams (@niftynialls) May 2, 2022