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Sint Maarten Library acknowledges Memorial and Liberation Day to Pass on Freedom.

May 3, 2022

Sint Maarten Library acknowledges Memorial and Liberation Day to Pass on Freedom.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Memorial Day on May 4th and Liberation Day on May 5th are national days to recognize the importance of peace. Today it is 77 years ago that World War II ended in the Netherlands. More than ever, it is essential to know what a world of war means and how destructive it can be. Daily, social media confront us with the cruel images of the invasion of Russia into Ukraine. Innocent children, women, and men are slaughtered in their houses, on the road, and even when they try to escape the war. Millions are trying to find a safe ...


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