Honoring the Unknown
The evolution of war memorials reflects the profound impact of conflict on society. The concept of honoring an unknown soldier emerged during WWI, as a way to personalize the losses of war, contrasting the anonymity of large monuments. This idea gained traction in both Britain and France, leading to the creation of significant sites like the tomb of the Unknown Warrior in Westminster Abbey, which serves as a poignant reminder of individual sacrifice amidst collective tragedy.In this clip
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