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Прокомментировать текст (буквально несколько предложений): Remembrance Day is observed throughout Britain in commemoration of the million or more British soldiers, sailors and airmen who lost their lives during the two World Wars, On that day wreaths are laid at war memorials throughout the country and at London's Cenotaph (a war memorial in White- hall) where a great number of people gather to observe the two-minute silence and to perform the annual Remembrance Day ceremony. The silence begins at the first stroke of Big Ben booming 11 o'clock and is broken only by the crash of distant artillery. When the two-minute silence is over, mem- bers of the Royal Family or their representatives and political leaders come forward to lay wreaths at the foot of the Cenotaph. Then comes the march past the memorial of exservicemen and women, followed by an endless line of ordinary citizens who have come here with their personal wreaths and their sad memories. On that day artificial poppies, a symbol of mourning, are traditionally sold in the streets and people wear them in their button-holes.​

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День памяти отмечается по всей Британии в ознаменование миллиона или более британских солдат, моряков и летчиков, погибших во время двух мировых войн. Белый зал), где собирается множество людей, чтобы соблюсти двухминутное молчание и провести ежегодную церемонию Дня памяти. Тишина начинается с первого удара Биг-Бена, гремящего в 11 часов, и нарушается только грохотом далекой артиллерии. По истечении двухминутного молчания члены королевской семьи или их представители и политические лидеры выходят вперед, чтобы возложить венки к подножию Кенотафа. Затем идет марш мимо мемориала бывшим военнослужащим и женщинам, за которым следует бесконечная вереница простых граждан, пришедших сюда со своими личными венками и грустными воспоминаниями. В этот день на улицах традиционно продают искусственные маки - символ траура, и люди носят их в петлицах.

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Remembrance Day is a solemn occasion observed throughout Britain to honor the memory of the millions of British soldiers, sailors, and airmen who sacrificed their lives during the two World Wars. The day is marked by the laying of wreaths at war memorials across the country, as well as at London's Cenotaph, where a large crowd gathers to observe a two-minute silence. This poignant moment begins with the first stroke of Big Ben at 11 o'clock and is punctuated only by the distant sound of artillery. Following the silence, members of the Royal Family or their representatives, along with political leaders, step forward to lay wreaths at the foot of the Cenotaph. This is followed by a moving march past the memorial by ex-servicemen and women, as well as ordinary citizens who come to pay their respects with personal wreaths and memories of their loved ones. Additionally, artificial poppies, symbolizing mourning, are traditionally sold in the streets, and people wear them in their buttonholes as a mark of remembrance.