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Commemoration of 'We Do Not Forget' Initiative on July 20

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The phrase "We do not forget" has significant historical importance, particularly noted during the 1990s.
It was commonly used as a slogan in anti-occupation protests and written in various forms, such as on notebooks and walls.
This slogan reflects the collective memory and struggles of generations affected by conflict.
The phrase continues to resonate with many as part of ongoing discussions about remembrance and activism.
The commemoration of this phrase highlights the enduring impact of historical events on society.

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The phrase "We do not forget" has significant historical importance, particularly noted during the 1990s.
It was commonly used as a slogan in anti-occupation protests and written in various forms, such as on notebooks and walls.
This slogan reflects the collective memory and struggles of generations affected by conflict.
The phrase continues to resonate with many as part of ongoing discussions about remembrance and activism.
The commemoration of this phrase highlights the enduring impact of historical events on society.

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