Red poppies are a familiar sight in November. We see them pinned to
the lapels of newsreaders and businessmen, youthful schoolchildren and
ageing war veterans. Not a single politician is likely to front a camera
without one.
Poppy Day is, as one British historian has remarked, ''cosmopolitan in origin''. It was inspired by the poem of a Canadian World War I medical officer, John McCrae, who died in 1918. More Read
Poppy Day is, as one British historian has remarked, ''cosmopolitan in origin''. It was inspired by the poem of a Canadian World War I medical officer, John McCrae, who died in 1918. More Read
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