Meanings of remember the conflict in English

Amid the gloom, Kosovo's legion of young people seems defiantly optimistic, shrugging off the anger of older people who remember the conflict.

Ms Ardern said putting aside a single day to remember the conflict would not build the same kind of understanding of those events.

Now it has gone back for an update, reports Róisín Ingle Almost 10 years on people still remember the conflict on the couch.

Fresh controversy invariably flares over how to remember the conflict: as a shameful stain or a futile but honourable attempt to resist foreign aggressors.

Remembering the conflict thus necessitates localised histories, specific accounts of what was done in specific places.

Remember the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan?

The locals would remember the conflicts of old, but they would not be prepared to repeat them.

She well remembers the conflict of feelings when it was discovered that only two humans on Earth still possess a pre-2000 biological make-up.

There is no Virtuous Man of Forty Years, but he may remember the Conflict he had with some Appetites before he was Twenty.

He said there must be an "abandoning of any kind of bogus amnesia" in the State when it comes to remembering the conflict.

BERLIN -Unlike Britain, there is no established tradition here of remembering the conflict, nor is it ever referred to as the "Great War".