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Bush marks Memorial Day
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TUESDAY, MAY 28, 2002 President Bush marked Memorial Day at the site of the D-Day Invasion of World War II with a speech linking that global battle with the war on terrorism. Bush spoke to a group of schoolchildren in France about the sacrifices made by America's warriors. "It is fitting that we remember those who sacrificed, because today we defend our freedoms," he said. Bush left for Europe last week and has met with leaders of Russia, Germany and France. He is in Italy today for a NATO summit. Get the Story:
President Bush Commemorates Memorial Day at Normandy (The White House 5/27)
Bush Honors Dead At D-Day Cemetery (The Washington Post 5/28)
The Adventures of 'Intercontinental' Man (The Washington Post 5/28)
Bush Speaks of Heroism and Sacrifice at Cemetery in Normandy (The New York Times 5/28)
Skipping Borders, Tripping Diction (The New York Times 5/28)
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