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Clichy honors the memory of 2,391 residents who died for France

The city of Clichy commemorates the 108th anniversary of the 1918 Armistice and pays tribute to soldiers fallen in combat.

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On November 12, 2026, the City of Clichy commemorates the 108th anniversary of the 1918 Armistice and pays tribute to the 2,391 residents mobilized during World War I who never returned, as well as all those who died for France.

108 years ago, the fighting of World War I ended after more than four years of conflict that profoundly marked Europe. In Clichy, 9,000 inhabitants were mobilized, and 2,391 never returned. Today, the City honors their memory and that of all those who died for France.
The commemoration also includes a tribute to the fallen of the Royal Air Force buried in Clichy, as well as a celebration of the 82nd anniversary of the Liberation of Clichy.
Furthermore, the city marked Pink October for breast cancer awareness and is celebrating the PODADA 2026 event in the cultural sphere.
Based on information from the official source: Ville de Clichy (12/11/2026)

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