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Veterans Day, formerally Armistice Day, is the anniversary of the ending of the World War I. It is celebrated as a holiday on November 11.

Following World War II, the name of the holiday was changed to Veterans Day to honor those who died in all American wars.

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	'''Veterans Day''', formerally [[Armistice Day]], is the anniversary of the ending of the [[World War I]]. It is celebrated as a [[holiday]] on [[November 11]].		'''Veterans Day''', formerally [[Armistice Day]], is the anniversary of the ending of the [[World War I]]. It is celebrated as a [[holiday]] on [[November 11]].

			Following [[World War II]], the name of the holiday was changed to Veterans Day to honor those who died in all American wars.