French President Emanuel Macroon, US President Donald Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin and dozens of world leaders participated in the First World War resolution Day centenary Program.
On completion of 100 years of the end of First World War, Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu along with other world leaders attended the program organized on Sunday in Paris's historic Arc de Triomphe. French President Emanuel Macroon, US President Donald Trump, Russian President Vladimir Putin and dozens of world leaders participated in the First World War Armistice Day Centennial Program.
During this time, Naidu also met with US President Donald Trump as well as other world leaders. The 100th anniversary of the end of World War I ended four years till the end of the 100th anniversary of the program from 1914 to 1918, with the program organized at the bottom of the war memorial at Arc de Trio. In this war, there were 188 million people, including many Indian soldiers.
Many leaders from all over the world attended the global commemoration function here on Sunday. This gathering of the world's big leaders is in the background of growing nationalism and political pressure.
Britain's Prime Minister Teresa May and Queen Elizabeth II participated in another ceremony organized in London in this regard. At the same time, New Zealand and Australia have organized in this regard at their level. In Paris, it held near the graves of unidentified soldiers under the command of 'Arc de Triumph'. It is possible to talk about the warnings against the dangers of nationalism in modern times.
Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel on Saturday, after the visit to the ceasefire agreement signed in the forests of eastern France. She said, "This day is not just for remembering, an appeal should make on this day.’
Naidu inaugurated in memory of Indian soldiers killed in world war
Naidu inaugurated the first war memorial built by India in North France. The memorial built in memory of thousands of Indian soldiers who killed fighting in the First World War.
Indian soldiers were deployed on the western front during the autumn of 1914. They took part in Eppay's first war. By the end of 1915. Indian soldiers were constantly dead. Many soldiers died from diseases. In view of this, it was decided to remove the Indian Corps from the front of the war.
In the First World War, about 8 million soldiers fought on almost all the battlefields. About 1.5 million volunteers offered to fight. Of them, 47,746 categorized as dead or missing and 65,000 injured. In this World War, the Indian Corps has won 13,000 bravery medals including 12 Victoria Cross. Khudadad Khan had won the first Victoria Cross. Due to this war, the Indian economy went into ruin.
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