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When we lose someone we love, we must do everything we can to conquer that person back (unless that person is happy with someone else, or does not love us anymore, of course). Doing unusual stuff just makes it more... special. Visible. My advice is: go ahead and send her like 100 red roses. However, remember that this alone is not enough; you've got to work on the real issues that brought you two apart - and make sure she knows and believes in this 'learning from the mistakes' approach. Roses are great but they don't last long. ;) Good Luck!
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Which month is ve day celebrated in Europe?
VE Day is celebrated in May, because the last major capitulations of German resistance came in May 1945.
When is ve day celebrated?
May 8, 1945
Europe celebrated ve day after what city retaken by allies?
Berlin
How many people celebrated ve day?
All that survived the war to that date
What day was 8th may 1961?
It was the day they celebrated VE day, the day when they won World War 2 in the European Theater.
What does VE stand for and what days are these in World War 2?
Victory over Europe. VE DayVJ Day was the day of Victory over Japan.
When was Y Day?
There is no Y day celebrated or commemorated. You are probably referring to V E Day or V J Day which are the days we celebrate victory in Europe and Japan. Those days are celebrated May 8th for the 5/8/1945 VE Day and VJ day is celebrated August 15 for the 8/15/1945 victory day.
What do the inititals VE stand for in VE Day?
VE means "Victory in Europe"
How long after D-Day did VE-Day occur?
VE-Day was approximately 349 days after D-day.
What was the end of world war 2 called?
You possibly mean VE day and VJ day. Victory in Europe and Victory over Japan. They were two different dates and were celebrated as such in the 1950s.
Why was VE day important to World War 2?
Yes, VE Day was the day that Germany finally surrendered.
When did ve day finish and start?
Victory in Europe Day (VE Day) is celebrated on May 8, 1945, marking the official end of World War II in Europe. The day began with the announcement of Germany's unconditional surrender, which had actually taken place on May 7, 1945, but was officially ratified and announced the following day. Celebrations erupted across Allied nations as people rejoiced in the defeat of Nazi Germany.
