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France Commemorates One Hundred Eighth Anniversary of First World War Armistice with National Service Volunteers

France marked the one hundred eighth anniversary of the First World War Armistice with solemn national ceremonies in Paris, where military units and the first wave of young volunteers participating in the newly established National Service marched alongside veterans to honor civilian and military casualties.
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