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When VE Day was declared in 1945, the Allied powers held roughly 11 million German soldiers as Prisoners of War. The vast majority of these, close to 8 million, had been captured by the Western Allies, while the remaining 3 million were...

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These are the headlines you Need 2 Know for Friday, May 8, 2020.

People across the U.K. commemorated 75 years since the end of the Second World War, while still maintaining physical distancing.

Reflective wreath-laying and socially distant street parties rang in the 75th anniversary of VE Day.

As the UK paused to honour Victory in Europe Day, King Charles made headlines not just for his solemn appearance, but for what many are calling a silent but strategic power play. Behind the scenes at the commemorative service, royal...

Canada is among several nations commemorating Victory in Europe Day during the Second World War. In Alberta, efforts to observe VE-Day include a temporary exhibit and a public lecture at The Military Museums of Calgary.

Eighty years after the end of the war against Nazi Germany, the Prime Minister said “the battle lines in Ukraine” were now “the front line for Western values”.



He said his commitment to increase military spending to a 2.5%...

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer delivers a speech at the London Defence Conference on the 80th anniversary of VE Day, as he said hikes in defence spending to counter Russian aggression in Europe would benefit businesses and families...

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CLEAN : Britains Party leaders commemorate VE Day

CLEAN: Aerial shots of BT tower displaying banner thanking those who were part of the WW2 effort on VE day and the names of soldiers in the armed forces on 8th May 2020 in London England

CLEAN: Aerial shots of the London Eye lit up in red white and blue on VE Day on 8th May 2020 in London England

A small number of people gather in Trafalgar Square for a two-minute silence to commemorate VE Day in London (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)

CLEAN: Aerial shots of various building and landmarks across London lit up and displaying banners in celebration of VE day on 8th May 2020 in London, England.

CLEAN: Exterior shots of residents standing in the street for a community wide singalong to Vera Lynn's We'll meet again in celebration of VE day on 8th May 2020 in Swindon, England

CLEAN: Exterior shots of residents standing in the street for a community wide singalong to Vera Lynn's We'll meet again in celebration of VE day on 8th May 2020 in Wimbledon, England

CLEAN: Exterior shots of a street decorated with union jack bunting and residents standing on their doorsteps during a two minutes silence on VE day on 8th May 2020 in Belfast, United Kingdom.

Rival leaders at the Cenotaph to mark VE Day

CLEAN: Exterior shots of Princess Diana, Princess of Wales, Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, arriving at Hyde Park and taking seats for VE Day celebrations with Prince Harry and PRince William on 8 May 1995 London, England.

Newspaper headlines announce the surrender of Germany in World War Two.

British and American flags wave as hundred of citizens, soldiers, men, and women gather together dancing and cheering celebrating VE Day in Trafalgar Square in London.