Germany’s Volkstrauertag ceremony honors war victims with calls for peace
A solemn ceremony took place at the Herzberg war memorial on Volkstrauertag, Germany’s national day of mourning. The eventbrite honoured those who lost their lives in war and violence while calling for peace and remembrance.
The ceremony began with addresses from Pastor Anja Jäkel and Mayor Klaus Saemann. Their speeches reflected on the cost of conflict and the need for lasting peace.
The main event brought together the community to remember war victims and reinforce the message of peace. Through speeches, music, and tributes, attendees honoured the past while looking toward a more peaceful future.
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