Roi Philippe de Belgique Attends 80th Liberation Commemoration in Liege
Roi Philippe de Belgique Attends Commemoration in Liege
This morning, the city of Liege celebrated the 80th anniversary of its liberation, marking a significant moment in history. Roi Philippe de Belgique was present to honor the occasion alongside Queen Mathilde, who dressed in black to pay tribute to the resistance fighters from Liege and beyond.
Commemoration Ceremony Highlights
The ceremony took place at the Enclos des fusillés in the Citadel Park, formerly a detention center during the war. Local families gathered to remember their loved ones who fought against the oppression, showcasing the profound impact of their courage.
- Over 460 graves serve as a reminder of the heroes.
- The stories of resistance and bravery resonate with the younger generation.
- Historians emphasize the critical role of the executed in securing freedom.
As participants reflect on the past, their pride in being liberated is evident, showcasing the important legacy that continues to inspire.
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