The proclamation reinforced national remembrance of the war's sacrifices and symbolized continuing public engagement with postwar reconciliation and foreign-policy debates as the United States considered its international role.
President Woodrow Wilson issued a proclamation observing Armistice Day on November 11, 1920, marking the second anniversary of the end of World War I.
The proclamation reinforced national remembrance of the war's sacrifices and symbolized continuing public engagement with postwar reconciliation and foreign-policy debates as the United States considered its international role.
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